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@civ2ru Goodness knows I won't be spending half the morning building a cart...a snooze soon will be a much better use of my time 😂

Some new travel stuff from Guerlain although I have something similar to that palette that they’ve done previously  

omg, the Gucci perfume bottle looks so cute! placing an order just for it now...

Thanks for the tag, @Sunnysmom ! I checked Nordstrom earlier and, surprisingly, they had just one Valentino Stellar Notte left. I held off adding it to cart, then got caught up in something else. When I went back to check, that shade was gone. 😲 On one hand, I'm glad there's a large audience for "unconventional" shades after all! This could translate to brands releasing more fun shades to cater to us. 🙂 On the other hand, I should've ordered it when I had the chance. 🤦‍♀️ (I know I can still get it elsewhere, but I could've gotten it for free via Nordy Notes.) I think I hesitated because it looked kinda sheer in the promo photos. Still beautiful, though! I'm very seriously considering the Bluepink shade of the KVD lipstick. I swore off KVD however many years ago, but now that the brand's founder's not involved at all, I'm maybe willing to try this product. I wish Kendo would rename KVD already, since folks still associate the name with the original founder. Regardless of my choice to not support her, keeping the KVD name is confusing, and Kendo's attempts to force a new meaning of the acronym are strange and kinda lame. But ANYWAY... Bluepink sure is pretty! Are you getting any of those lipsticks, or any of the Givenchy mattes?

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@sprocketta Hmm, it's hard to offer an alternate chemical sunscreen without knowing what exactly caused your bad reaction. It could be Unseen Sunscreen, sure—but even then, it could be any one of the different chemical uv blockers that sunscreen uses (some folks are sensitive to specific uv blockers found in many sunscreens), or it could be any of the non-uv blocker ingredients in that sunscreen. Or, it could be your skin telling you "hey, I know you've used AHA + BHA + vitamin C nightly for [however long] with no issues, but that combo's been stressing me out bit by bit and now I'm at my breaking point." (Ask any dermatologist about folks who over-exfoliate with AHAs.) Or, it could be any ingredient in one of your usual products that's been aggravating your skin with no visible or tangible warning signs til now. (Happened to me with lavender oil and lavender extract.) Skin can become sensitive over time to nearly anything, and sometimes skin's pretty good at hiding damage until it no longer can. Consider patch testing Unseen Sunscreen for a few days, and then using your nightly products on the patch test area. See if you get that burning reaction again in the patch test area. I know you don't wanna hear this, but I'll also suggest easing off the AHA: cut usage back to 3 nights a week. AHA + vitamin C is probably fine, especially since Very Cherry Bright doesn't use l-ascorbic acid (though ascorbic acid and lactic acid are okay to layer as long as your skin tolerates it well, and you don't over-exfoliate with lactic acid). If in doubt, consult a derm. Meanwhile, try using a physical/mineral sunscreen if you haven't already. Most folks tolerate zinc oxide well, so any bad skin reaction will likely be caused by some non-uv blocker ingredient in whichever zinc sunscreen you choose. Hope your skin's feeling better by now!

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@blackkitty2014 @eshoe Youth To The People Virtual Event: Your Skin Goals Start Hereby SEPHORA CANADA EVENTS (Eventbrite) Date and timeThu, August 12, 20211:00 PM – 2:00 PM PDT