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@quspork Those all look and sound amazing.

Cold weather bath & body routineCold weather bath & body: In Shower My skin tends to be a lot more dry and sensitive in the colder months. My primary go to's when it comes to in-shower bath and body products in the fall and winter include L'Occitane Cleansing And Softening Shower Oil With Almond Oil 8.4 oz/ 250 mL, an oil-to-milk formula that cleanses, softens and moisturizes my skin. It also smells decadently of almonds and vanilla, and Aveeno Skin Relief Body Wash. Cold weather bath and body: post-showerPost-shower body care products includes a variety of products, but my staples typically include the following and their back ups:REN Clean Skincare AHA Smart Renewal Body Serum 6.8 oz/ 200 mL - I use this about once per week or once every other week. On days I don't use the serum, I ordinarily reach for a body oil in the colder months immediately after coming out of the shower. Another favorite is Bio-Oil Skincare Oil, which leaves my skin feeling nourished, and is also great as a cuticle oil. Then it's lotions, creams or body butters. Fall and spring bring out a lot of wonderful scented bath and body products, and I have a mix of them, but the ones I often come back to are: Dr. Jart+ Ceramidin™ Body Lotion 6.76 oz/ 200 mL, Farmacy Honey Body Butter Ultra-Hydrating Body Cream, The Body Shop Almond Milk & Honey Body Butter, and #kiehl's creme de corps.

I’d love to see #AJCrimson #primebeauty #colouredraine added to shelves! Oh and #AceBeauty

@RGbrown Thank you!

I had the same reaction to the Biossance sunscreen. I was in the market for a new sunscreen after all of the drama around korean sunscreens not being the marketed SPF. I've been using Biossance sunscreen for the last 4 months. I've been having what seemed like random allergic reactions with itchy/burning hives spreading across my face and neck. At first, I associated it with foods I ate but it would be inconsistent.... I got bloodwork done and went to an allergist and got a panel to test for 60 different things I could be allergic to.... came back with nothing. The allergist put me on Zyrtec twice a day bc they were stumped as well. I would still get hives randomly every couple days to a couple weeks spread out. My most recent flareup was a couple days ago. I racked my brain to try to think of what it could be and realized this started when I started using the Biossance sunscreen. I alternate between this sunscreen, a BB cream with SPF, and a sport/waterproof sunscreen everyday. After reflecting back , this only seemed to occur when I used the Biossance sunscreen. The reason why I couldn't put it together sooner was because I wouldn't get hives right away, but I would get it 4-5 hours after application and exposure to the sun. Apparently there's something called photocontact dermatitis where you experience an interaction between sun exposure and certain ingredients in sunscreen that causes the skin to react and become irritated. The last couple of occurrences have been bad where I also get blisters on my face. It's been extremely painful. My skin has also gone haywire and I am not dry and breaking out. I just really hope my skin recovers from this. It's crazy to see so many other people who have had similar reactions to Biossance products. I'm not sure what the ingredient I am having reactions to but I can say I won't be using ANY Biossance products going forward.

Thanks for posting, @Mochapj ! I really like the color Cherie that @blackkitty2014 asked about. 😍

@ohheyitscindyk Now I've seen everything - a Simpsons palette and a MAC Whitney Houston collab in the same day!

@Rabiaaaaa That's an interesting question. The highest I personally know of is Paula's Choice C25 Super Booster.

@Loretta55 I had to look up pineappling recently, b/c I think I had the idea wrong. What I did when I got the bumps in my hair was twist my hair up like I would with a French twist, then put on the cap. That might have been part of the problem. On the Fri and Sat nights when I've worn it, I've gathered my hair up in a bun on top of my head, then put on the cap. I haven't noticed any weird patterns then, but since I don't really look at my hair on Sat or Sun mornings. I haven't had much time to experiment with how my flat ironed hair holds up with this cap on the weeknights, b/c I haven't been doing my pre-pandemic flat iron much - I'm usually quite meticulous with it. My concern with what I understand to be pineappling is that my hair will be dented from the loose pony, or that the loose pony will be uncomfortable for me. I'm totally open to insight, though!