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Happy best friends day to all our beloved fluffs and fur owners from these 2 and myself ! 🐾🥰🐶😻😍

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@avasdiaryy @I have tried it on my combo skin more on the dry side and it wasn’t my favorite. I love fresh Rose & Hyaluronic Acid Deep Hydration Toner and LANEIGE Cream Skin Refillable Toner & Moisturizer with Ceramides and Peptides 5.7 oz / 170 ml

Is it possible that you're using too much? When I first tried it, I used 3 dots & it didn't blend at all. The next time, I tried just one & it blended beautifully.

Happy birthday @AznAngelLiz ! And hooray for Ulta GWP on points purchases!

Hello @MandysMU ! I have mostly-dry combo skin that's fairly sensitive and quite reactive/inflammation-prone. Most Sephora-sold facial cleansers I've tried left my skin feeling too dry and tight or caused irritation. I'm apparently a wildcard since many people with dry skin love some cleansers my skin hates. Eh, we don't all have the same skin, so your results may vary. Cleansers I use: SpoilerPM: Makeup/sunscreen removal: either The INKEY List Oat Cleansing Balm 5 oz/ 150 mL or Paula's Choice Omega + Complex Cleansing Balm 3.5 oz/ 104 mL , though I prefer The Inkey List's because I can also use it as a 10 minute soothing oat mask if needed, plus I find it removes eye makeup better than the Paula's Choice balm. For very stubborn eye makeup, I use Paula's Choice Gentle Touch Makeup Remover (the liquid, not the wipes). After using one of these removers, I follow with one of the below cleansers. Cleanser: e.l.f. Pure Skin Facial Cleanser - creamy jellyish cleanser. I just finished testing a mini and decided to buy a full size bottle. Abib Heartleaf Stone Calming Facial Soap - a solid bar (eh, puck) that's not a true soap despite the name. It creates an emollient lather and never leaves my skin feeling dry, but also doesn't leave it feeling coated with a film. This is my current favorite facial cleanser. CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser Bar - a lathering solid bar cleanser that's almost a solid version of the liquid cream CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser. I personally prefer the bar. I use this on my body and sometimes my face when I'm in the shower (I'm a nighttime shower person). AM: I usually just gently wipe my face with a wet plush microfiber cloth (like a Makeup Eraser), and sometimes I only wipe where I need to, usually just around my eyes. If I do need a morning wash, I use either The Inkey List Oat Cleansing Balm, Paula's Choice Omega+ Complex Cleansing Balm, or Paula's Choice RESIST Optimal Results Hydrating Cleanser (a non-lathering cream cleanser)—again focusing it just where I need it, rather than using it on my whole face unless necessary. Some folks just use Bioderma Sensibio H2O Micellar Water in the morning. PM: Makeup/sunscreen removal: either or , though I prefer The Inkey List's because I can also use it as a 10 minute soothing oat mask if needed, plus I find it removes eye makeup better than the Paula's Choice balm. For very stubborn eye makeup, I use Paula's Choice Gentle Touch Makeup Remover (the liquid, not the wipes). After using one of these removers, I follow with one of the below cleansers. Cleanser: e.l.f. Pure Skin Facial Cleanser - creamy jellyish cleanser. I just finished testing a mini and decided to buy a full size bottle. Abib Heartleaf Stone Calming Facial Soap - a solid bar (eh, puck) that's not a true soap despite the name. It creates an emollient lather and never leaves my skin feeling dry, but also doesn't leave it feeling coated with a film. This is my current favorite facial cleanser. CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser Bar - a lathering solid bar cleanser that's almost a solid version of the liquid cream CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser. I personally prefer the bar. I use this on my body and sometimes my face when I'm in the shower (I'm a nighttime shower person). AM: I usually just gently wipe my face with a wet plush microfiber cloth (like a Makeup Eraser), and sometimes I only wipe where I need to, usually just around my eyes. If I do need a morning wash, I use either The Inkey List Oat Cleansing Balm, Paula's Choice Omega+ Complex Cleansing Balm, or Paula's Choice RESIST Optimal Results Hydrating Cleanser (a non-lathering cream cleanser)—again focusing it just where I need it, rather than using it on my whole face unless necessary. Some folks just use Bioderma Sensibio H2O Micellar Water in the morning. Moisturizer: this can change depending on the weather, as my skin needs more water-loss prevention and chapping/windburn protection during winter than summer. But I generally use these moisturizers throughout the year: Vanicream Daily Facial Moisturizer, CeraVe Moisturizing Lotion, CeraVe Moisturizing Cream, Vanicream Moisturizing Cream, Aquaphor Ointment, and CeraVe Healing Ointment. Those last 2 are petrolatum-based balms I use as facial moisturizers when either my skin barrier's broken (very dry, flaky, red, and irritated) or I need extra water-loss prevention, usually during winter. If you're skin-sensitive or allergic to lanolin, avoid Aquaphor. Quick moisturizer tip: always apply it to damp (but not soaking wet) skin. That way you won't seal in dryness. I haven't tried e.l.f.'s Pure Skin moisturizer yet... this reminds me to test it soon.

That lip colour is so cute @lmaster! Pink suits you so well! 🩷🩷🩷

I really wanted to try something different for last week’s social media challenge but I only had time to try it this week. I messed around with the gender swapping filter. This was the result it gave me. (Can’t remember which app this was exactly…) I tried my best to recreate that filter. I had to take a few creative liberties though. It looks like the filter gave me a greyish smokey eye but I don’t have greys in my makeup stash. I also don’t have tortoise shell glasses or a wig that matches the filter. I went will neutrals and browns instead. This was a fun challenge!

As to haircuts, I’d say face framing layers