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Thank you for the feedback, @SportyGirly125. Might be time to try something new.

great work! you have future in poetry:)

I advise you to first find a reference for your work.

@RGbrown, I’m going gaga over this stunner! With that gorgeous shift, it is summertime perfection! I’m both amused and baffled that you can’t write out the entire name of the Ciate polish without triggering the bad word warning. I didn’t realize sn*tch was a potty mouth word until this thread.

Primer - Touch In Sol Icy Sherbet primerConcealer - Laura Mercier Flawless Fusion concealerFoundation - Urban Decay Stay Naked and Clinique Stay Matte oil-free foundationBronzer - Too Faced Chocolate SoleilContour - Kevyn Aucoin Sculpting powderHighlight - Kevyn Aucoin CandlelightBlush - Benefit Hervana and Charlotte Tilbury Love GlowPowder - Laura Mercier Translucent setting powderBrow - One Size BrowkikiMascara - IT Cosmetics Lash Out Loud and Essence Lash PrincessEye primer - ABH eye primerEyes - Natasha Denona Love and Sunset palettes, Morphe x Lisa FrankLiner - LegendLips - MAC Subculture liner, Pat McGrath 1993 lipstick, and Mark Jacobs Sugar Sugar glossFinishing powder - Hourglass Ambient Lighting paletteSetting spray - Kopari Coconut Rose toner    

@CookieGirl1 i also just saw that its giving 4X the points right now. Not that i really care about the Sephora points anymore, its a joke. I get much more from Shoppers, i wish they carried even more brands.

Closing out last week's letter theme with an X for x-factor in the fight against maskne: propolis The last 12-15 months have involved an on-off battle with maskne. Over the course of that time, I've found that there are certain ingredients that my skin responds very well to in that hopefully coming to a close fight against maskne. The two most helpful ones for me are propolis / honey and centella asiatica. These coupled with a salicylic acid serum for spot treating an area or a few spots like Paula's Choice BHA 9 Serum, a clay mask, an oil with anti-inflammatory properties like horse oil (thank you so much for that recommendation @heartsmyface), and acne patches like Peace Out Squad Acne Dots have worked well for reducing the size of pimples, getting rid of them faster, and healing acne scars and reducing discoloration / PIH from it. Wash Off Mask:SpoilerInnisfree Pore Clearing Clay Mask is easy to apply, dries down but doesn't get hard and tight. There's volcanic ash and lactic acid in this mask that helps with the clogged pores along my jawline and nose. Additionally, when used as a spot treatment, it gently slurps up excess oil without drying the skin and helps to reduce the size of a pimple. It doesn't work as quickly as reducing the zit as say GlamGlow SuperMud but it's also a lot less drying than that product. Innisfree Pore Clearing Clay Mask is easy to apply, dries down but doesn't get hard and tight. There's volcanic ash and lactic acid in this mask that helps with the clogged pores along my jawline and nose. Additionally, when used as a spot treatment, it gently slurps up excess oil without drying the skin and helps to reduce the size of a pimple. It doesn't work as quickly as reducing the zit as say GlamGlow SuperMud but it's also a lot less drying than that product. Sheet Mask:SpoilerMissha Mascure Solution Sheet Mask Propolis is a mask that many of the maskers here have enjoyed using. Though late to the party, I'm happy to have the opportunity to try it out, all courtesy of our fabulous @Shosh85. This "PT cell sheet" is covered but not saturated in a milky-cream liquid having a consistency between an ampoule and an emulsion, and a scent that resembles a blend of essential oils more than honey. I only pick up the very faintest bit of honey sweetness. There's extra in the packet as well. Material - PT cell sheet:The mask advertises that it is made of a special derm sheet, which made me curious as to the material, so I did a little more research and learned that it is mascure PT cell sheet. I wasn't able to find much on "mascure" other than google inquiring whether I mean to look for massacre, which I assuredly did not. LOL. Makes me wonder if that is something proprietary because a search of that term yields masks from this Missha line. "PT cell sheet" seems to be a more generic term and used by other Kbeauty brands, including Mediheal; it stands for phase transition cell sheet. The "phase transition" seems to refer to the technology or process used to create the comfortable cellulose sheet mask. Adherence & Fit:It's not super thin, but I'd describe it as slightly thinner than your standard medium thick sheet. Adherence is good and fit is near perfect - the only adjustment I made was to fold up about an inch of the material at the chin. Results:After 30 minutes, my face still has a lot of serum on top of it though it absorbs quickly and without tack or stickiness when I press and pat it into my skin. Once the serum is fully absorbed, my skin feels soothed and nourished with a nice bounce to it, and it looks slightly brighter. Just the T.L.C. my skin needs. Thank you @Shosh85 for sending this one my way! I'm eyeing the ceramide one from this line next. Missha Mascure Solution Sheet Mask Propolis is a mask that many of the maskers here have enjoyed using. Though late to the party, I'm happy to have the opportunity to try it out, all courtesy of our fabulous . This "PT cell sheet" is covered but not saturated in a milky-cream liquid having a consistency between an ampoule and an emulsion, and a scent that resembles a blend of essential oils more than honey. I only pick up the very faintest bit of honey sweetness. There's extra in the packet as well. Material - PT cell sheet:The mask advertises that it is made of a special derm sheet, which made me curious as to the material, so I did a little more research and learned that it is mascure PT cell sheet. I wasn't able to find much on "mascure" other than google inquiring whether I mean to look for massacre, which I assuredly did not. LOL. Makes me wonder if that is something proprietary because a search of that term yields masks from this Missha line. "PT cell sheet" seems to be a more generic term and used by other Kbeauty brands, including Mediheal; it stands for phase transition cell sheet. The "phase transition" seems to refer to the technology or process used to create the comfortable cellulose sheet mask. Adherence & Fit:It's not super thin, but I'd describe it as slightly thinner than your standard medium thick sheet. Adherence is good and fit is near perfect - the only adjustment I made was to fold up about an inch of the material at the chin. Results:After 30 minutes, my face still has a lot of serum on top of it though it absorbs quickly and without tack or stickiness when I press and pat it into my skin. Once the serum is fully absorbed, my skin feels soothed and nourished with a nice bounce to it, and it looks slightly brighter. Just the T.L.C. my skin needs. Thank you for sending this one my way! I'm eyeing the ceramide one from this line next. innisfree Pore Clearing Clay Mask 3.38 oz/ 100 mL Paula's Choice Skin Perfecting BHA 9 Treatment 0.3 oz/ 9 mL Peace Out Salicylic Acid Acne Healing Dots

New from Farmacy: the HoneyMoon Glow Body: