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This fall I have recently been loving lots of fragrances! Some of my top favs have to include: - Tom Ford Black Orchid- Maison Margiela REPLICA Music Festival - Ellis Brooklyn Bee- Givenchy L’interdit- The Nue Co Forest Lungs Hope this helps and happy fall 😌💅✨

Burberry her is a great fragrance! It’s fresh and fruity and great for spring and summer!!! It also gets sooo many compliments and is really an attention grabber! If you wanna feel flirty and fun, I would definitely recommend this fragrance 😌💅✨

The new Hourglass Ambient Lighting Edit Unlocked Face Palette Elephant, HUDA BEAUTY Empowered Eyeshadow Palette , and the new Natasha Denona My Dream Eyeshadow Palette

@nijksproul Since hormones play a big role in acne, it's not surprising you've experienced more acne since going off birth control; it was probably helping control your acne. Have you talked with a dermatologist or primary care doctor about your acne? That's a good way to get personalized help for your particular skin. Some ingredients that target acne-causing bacteria or speed up the skin cell turnover/growth cycle can cause temporary "purging" (sudden appearance of more acne); I always think of it as the ingredient(s) evicting crud from my pores. SpoilerAdapalene and retinoic acid/tretinoin are infamous for this. Salicylic acid might also cause some purging, which could be why it seems to make your skin break out more. That happened to me the first time I tried azelaic acid. After whining about it to my dermatologist (I was, um, not a happy camper), he convinced me to give it another chance and stick with it because a purge shouldn't last longer than a month or so. He was right. Azelaic acid remains a staple of my skincare routine for hyperpigmentation, inflammation, and acne. Adapalene and retinoic acid/tretinoin are infamous for this. Salicylic acid might also cause some purging, which could be why it seems to make your skin break out more. That happened to me the first time I tried azelaic acid. After whining about it to my dermatologist (I was, um, not a happy camper), he convinced me to give it another chance and stick with it because a purge shouldn't last longer than a month or so. He was right. Azelaic acid remains a staple of my skincare routine for hyperpigmentation, inflammation, and acne. What's your current skincare routine, from cleanser to sunscreen? Also, what's your skin type/behavior (aside from acne-prone)? You can find good gentle cleansers at your local drugstore or (if you're in the US) Target. Look for a CeraVe, Vanicream, or Cetaphil cleanser. I have mostly dry combo skin and use CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser Bar on my face and body in the shower each night. I've also used CeraVe's new Hydrating Cream-to-Foam Cleanser. A good and even simpler cleanser is Vanicream Gentle Facial Cleanser. Ditto for effective moisturizers: those 3 brands I mentioned make good ones. My daily AM moisturizer is Vanicream Daily Facial Moisturizer. At night, I use Paula's Choice CLEAR Oil-Free Moisturizer 2 oz/ 60 mL because it plays nice with my nightly retinaldehyde cream that contains oil. Paula's Choice makes several other moisturizers, and cleansers, worth considering. I sometimes use their creamy non-lathering Optimal Results Hydrating Cleanser in the morning. There are so many sunscreens on the market, and choosing a good one depends heavily on your personal preferences. Do you already use a sunscreen each day your skin's exposed to sunlight, all year long, regardless of weather or season? UV rays can worsen acne, which is one of many reasons sunscreen's important.

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I love how your eyeshadow turned out, @YourEnemyWatson. Purple is a good color for you.

@RGbrown oh my gosh, I LOVE Wild Card! That's the coolest-looking topper.