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The lippie is absolutely beautiful!!! @WinglessOne

@greeneyedgirl107 , Did you know Aveda open a store on Amazon!! So many brands are opening their own storefronts on Amazon. Two of the most recent I can remember are Drunk Elephant and Milk Makeup. I was really glad to see Aveda. I enjoy a few of their products and really like the smell.

@CorgiMommy Thank you! I really enjoyed it. Beetlejuice was one of my favourite movies/cartoons growing up 💚💜

1 - I did an eyeshadow look to see the Beetlejuice musical todayNATASHA DENONA Retro Glam Eyeshadow Palette in the crease. Danessa Lightwork V Abundant and Evolving on the lid. I used NARS Pro-Prime™ Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base to prime my eyelids  

Lovely favorites @lmaster

@CHLAEMMA I’ll second @SportyGirly125‘s advice to see a dermatologist or primary care doctor, if you can. You might have a skin condition that needs a little special treatment like rosacea, eczema, etc. I’ll say a bit more about this in the spoiler tag below: SpoilerYou could be very sensitive to something you’ve been putting on your face. Or it could be something you used just on your hands, body, or hair that transferred to your face when you touched it. That happens to me whenever I use any lavender hand cream. 😭 (My facial skin haaaaates lavender.) Could even be laundry detergent used on your pillowcases and sheets. A dermatologist or other medical doc can help figure that out. What’s your current skincare routine (brands + product names), from cleanser to sunscreen? Sometimes, overusing certain products can cause lots of irritation. AHA exfoliants, especially glycolic acid, are a common cause; those should be used just 1-3 times a week and never twice on the same day. Also, daytime sunscreen’s a must if you use AHAs: they make skin more sensitive to UV rays. You could be very sensitive to something you’ve been putting on your face. Or it could be something you used just on your hands, body, or hair that transferred to your face when you touched it. That happens to me whenever I use any lavender hand cream. (My facial skin haaaaates lavender.) Could even be laundry detergent used on your pillowcases and sheets. A dermatologist or other medical doc can help figure that out. What’s your current skincare routine (brands + product names), from cleanser to sunscreen? Sometimes, overusing certain products can cause lots of irritation. AHA exfoliants, especially glycolic acid, are a common cause; those should be used just 1-3 times a week and never twice on the same day. Also, daytime sunscreen’s a must if you use AHAs: they make skin more sensitive to UV rays. To calm your skin down right now, try a cold compress: soak a washcloth with cold water, drape it over your face, and hold it there for up to 15 minutes. Then, while your skin’s damp (not dripping wet), apply a thick moisturizing balm to seal in hydration and protect your skin while it heals. Something that contains petrolatum is ideal: plain ol’ Vaseline, CeraVe Healing Ointment, or Aquaphor Ointment (my personal fave, but avoid Aquaphor if you’re sensitive or allergic to lanolin). Aveeno Eczema Therapy Nighttime Itch Relief Balm is also good: it contains dimethicone instead of petrolatum, but also has colloidal oats that can soothe irritated skin. When my skin gets red flaky irritated, I like to do a cold compress, then apply an Aveeno body lotion (usually their Skin Relief Moisturizing Lotion) for soothing oats, then top that with Aquaphor. I do this because, for my angry facial skin, Aveeno’s not moisturizing enough on its own but I still want that oat relief. Oh, and if your skin’s too painful to wash with your usual cleanser, try The INKEY List Oat Makeup Removing Cleansing Balm 5 oz/ 150 mL instead: apply it to dry skin, let it sit 5-10 minutes as a soothing oat mask, then apply water + your usual cleanser (hopefully it’s a gentle one) right over it and rinse everything off together. That Oat Cleansing Balm has saved my irritated facial skin more times than I can count.

Definitely #Maison Margiela 'REPLICA' Beach Walk Eau de Toilette with Coconut Milk & Musk @9carito9

Have you tried the tarte lip liner in the shade BLUSH PINK? It is really good and it looks super pretty

@aveeeee Gotta love a quick and easy morning routine! Azelaic acid doesn’t make skin sun-sensitive. It treats hyperpigmentation (including dark acne marks) and redness. It’s also a mild exfoliant (gentler than AHAs) and skin soother. Dermatologists like it for rosacea and acne patients. Azelaic acid comes in different strengths: OTC is up to 10%; 15-20% is prescription strength here in the US. I use a 15% serum. It does have side effects: itchiness is a common one, and I went through that the first couple weeks I used an azelaic acid product. (I started with Paula’s Choice 10%.) Then my skin got used to it, and I haven’t had that problem again in years. Eh, it’s not an ingredient everyone needs. But it’s very helpful for the things I mentioned.

I love that you personalized this so much using the unexpected Haus Labs shade in Clove @itsfi ! The whole color palette is beautiful and so beyond where most people usually go with this look. Hope it's cooling down there 🙂