Skincare
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Discussions about skincare and sunscreen
Only the skincare elites know
30% off Kiehl's Midnight Recovery Concentrate from Amazon's "prime big deal sale" is just about the best pricing I've ever seen on this product.
I can no longer do essential oils but I do really miss this concentrate - worked wonders on my skin in the past!
https://www.amazon.com/Kiehls-Midnight-Recovery-Concentrate-Ounce/dp/B00E1HJLEY?ref=dlx_prime_dg_dcl_B00E1HJLEY_dt_sl7_79
*this is not an affiliate link in case you were wondering haha
I can no longer do essential oils but I do really miss this concentrate - worked wonders on my skin in the past!
https://www.amazon.com/Kiehls-Midnight-Recovery-Concentrate-Ounce/dp/B00E1HJLEY?ref=dlx_prime_dg_dcl_B00E1HJLEY_dt_sl7_79
*this is not an affiliate link in case you were wondering haha
He’s a 0… a lost soul… so the final score would be based on how much he is willing to learn and invest in the health of his largest organ
What is your go to eyebrow product?
For a decade, I’ve really only used benefit cosmetics products for my eyebrows. In the past I’ve tried micro blade imitating marker types in s Korea (mixed results). I’ve also tried Anastasia pomade + pencil but perhaps due to user error I looked like Mulan’s matchmaker so immediately returned it.
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with the benefit cosmetics eyebrow pencils I’ve been trusting for so long but I’m wondering if I’m missing out on any new products/brands or innovations in the eyebrow field?
For a decade, I’ve really only used benefit cosmetics products for my eyebrows. In the past I’ve tried micro blade imitating marker types in s Korea (mixed results). I’ve also tried Anastasia pomade + pencil but perhaps due to user error I looked like Mulan’s matchmaker so immediately returned it.
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with the benefit cosmetics eyebrow pencils I’ve been trusting for so long but I’m wondering if I’m missing out on any new products/brands or innovations in the eyebrow field?
he’s a 2 at best
I like MUJI's introductory lotion and large size cotton pads.
I put the introductory lotion on my face before my regular lotion✨
I put the introductory lotion on my face before my regular lotion✨
starting a challenge
who’s joining?
who’s joining?
talking live about the "grind" with cameron!!
tangential skincare topic
i told him to turn up "touch up your appearance" but he says he looks like legolas, what do u think
tangential skincare topic
i told him to turn up "touch up your appearance" but he says he looks like legolas, what do u think
he’s a 10 but he uses 13 in 1 shampoo
smfh
smfh
5 SPF favs for one day - some absolute ride or dies:
- Colorescience SPF 50 lip cheek color
- Colorescience SPF 35 under eye treatment
- Naturium DEW-GLOW MOISTURIZER SPF 50
- sunbetter TONE SMART SPF 75 (100% mineral)
-Supergoop (Re)setting 100% Mineral Powder SPF 35
- Colorescience SPF 50 lip cheek color
- Colorescience SPF 35 under eye treatment
- Naturium DEW-GLOW MOISTURIZER SPF 50
- sunbetter TONE SMART SPF 75 (100% mineral)
-Supergoop (Re)setting 100% Mineral Powder SPF 35
skincare mistakes a lot of people make? 🧍♀️
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wait a damn minute…
Looking forward to browsing tjmaxx with my friend in a bit! Would anybody be interested in seeing pics/prices of skincare items I think are worth it?
this prob shouldn’t be on the corporate account but w.e
intern voice reveal + skincare routine
lmk what you think 😘
intern voice reveal + skincare routine
lmk what you think 😘
fellas, i’m curious -
what are the girls are doing?
what are the girls are doing?
i run far far away
everyone should💀
everyone should💀
fellas, im curious -
do you have a specific skincare routine? or do you just use a bar of soap straight to the face in the shower?
what are the boys are doing?!
do you have a specific skincare routine? or do you just use a bar of soap straight to the face in the shower?
what are the boys are doing?!
To celebrate Friday the 13th I did a little self care with my bubble bath.
Witch Pack is a clay mask meant to pull out impurities. Many clay masks are overly drying, but this one does the job but doesn’t make my skin feel like a desert.
The Pumpkin Pack is super hydrating. It’s a leave on overnight mask that you do as the last step and rinse off in the morning. Each pack is individually wrapped so great for travel. They are generous portions. You can do this with a friend or throw in a zip bag and use again in a couple of days.
Witch Pack is a clay mask meant to pull out impurities. Many clay masks are overly drying, but this one does the job but doesn’t make my skin feel like a desert.
The Pumpkin Pack is super hydrating. It’s a leave on overnight mask that you do as the last step and rinse off in the morning. Each pack is individually wrapped so great for travel. They are generous portions. You can do this with a friend or throw in a zip bag and use again in a couple of days.
back to the city after an amazing weekend in the countryside. ran to my cat and my retinol so fast
I bought a cassa✨
Massage my neck and head with it.
My eyes are tired and my neck and shoulders are stiff…
Massage my neck and head with it.
My eyes are tired and my neck and shoulders are stiff…
Do any of you remember Bain de Soleil? I just learned about it today, and it’s fascinating how this iconic French brand influenced the way people approached sunbathing and tanning.
Bain de Soleil, which means "bath of the sun," was all about achieving that perfect, bronzed glow. The brand became especially famous in the U.S. with its luxurious image and the iconic Orange Gelée. It was less about sun protection and more about enhancing your tan—quite different from today’s emphasis on SPF and skin health.
As someone who only uses SPF 50 and above, it’s interesting to see how skincare and sun care have evolved over the years. While Bain de Soleil is now discontinued, its legacy still lingers in how we think about tanning and vacation skincare.
Anyone here ever use Bain de Soleil back in the day? How do you balance tanning and sun protection in your routine?
Bain de Soleil, which means "bath of the sun," was all about achieving that perfect, bronzed glow. The brand became especially famous in the U.S. with its luxurious image and the iconic Orange Gelée. It was less about sun protection and more about enhancing your tan—quite different from today’s emphasis on SPF and skin health.
As someone who only uses SPF 50 and above, it’s interesting to see how skincare and sun care have evolved over the years. While Bain de Soleil is now discontinued, its legacy still lingers in how we think about tanning and vacation skincare.
Anyone here ever use Bain de Soleil back in the day? How do you balance tanning and sun protection in your routine?