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I haven't bought too much lately, but did splurge on some Colourpop about a month ago. I could not resist the Bambi collection!!! I am actively trying to resist the CP Malibu Barbie collection now - lol!

@Anastasia18 Nope, I've had no issues with Unseen Sunscreen clogging my pores. Not even in my oily zone. Some folks claim dimethicone and other cosmetic silicones block pores and stop skin from "breathing." But dimethicone's not occlusive enough to do that. Dimethicone doesn't fully block other substances (makeup, water, air) from reaching skin, nor does it stop sweat from escaping skin. It's possible for some people to be skin-sensitive to dimethicone, but that doesn't automatically make it a bad ingredient. You can be sensitive to any ingredient, including any scientifically proven beneficial ingredient. I always use benzoyl peroxide as an example because I'm allergic to it: I can't use it, but it's still a great acne-fighting ingredient. Same with dimethicone: some people are skin-sensitive to it (not sure if anyone's truly allergic to it, but I bet that's possible) or find it seems to worsen their acne, but that doesn't mean EVERYONE—or even the majority of people—will have the same issues with this ingredient. When in doubt, patch test. 🙂

Wishing you the best, @JennBT 💗

@SportyGirly125 not yet I haven’t. Should I try that?

All lipsticks at Uoma Beauty direct are 50% off. Glosses are too, but a lot of them are already out of stock.

Hi!! @danielaanna12 For natural makeup: CLINIQUE Moisture Surge CC Cream Hydrating Colour Corrector Broad Spectrum SPF 30 Light, Anastasia Beverly Hills Modern Renaissance Eye Shadow Palette, Too Faced Better Than Sex Volumizing Mascara Limited Edition 20 Yrs Packaging Black - 0.27 oz/ 8 mL, Marc Jacobs Beauty New Nudes Sheer Gel Lipstick Screen Test (Haven't tried this one yet, but I am receiving it in the mail tomorrow.) Make sure you're not directly in the sun while wearing masks. They always give me a sun rash whenever I wear mine in the sun.

@Misseryo @Welcome to BIC!

@peachybloom Sephora sells products like Isle of Paradise Self Tanning Drops that a lot of people like. I haven't tried it myself but I use a similar product from the brand Tanologist ( you can find it at Ulta or Target) which is virtually the same thing and it works for me pretty well. I have fair skin and use the Medium shade drops; I just add a couple of drops to my facial serum in the morning (or evening, depending on my mood) and within a few hours I have a light, natural looking tint to my skin. Granted, it doesn't get super dark but it does look natural without having an orange undertone.