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48/100 - ROSE INC Lip Cream Longwearing Matte Liquid Lipstick with Squalane Mortal Flame . Thank you so much @TeamBIC for your generosity! I really like this shade! It is a really beautiful orangey/red shade which I am totally into! I am going out for lunchand I will be seeing how this lasts throughout the morning. ❤️🧡 

Hey girl, just sent you mine 😁💌

This year our gardens are looking slightly different. My front garden in the first picture has a total new bush in the middle. I think it is called a bushwood. We used to have a lilac tree but it did not bloom the last 2 seasons.Bushwood with marigolds and solar lightsMy little herb garden. We are going to replant the herbs in the planter outside. Perennials in the front of the houseBackyard was redone last summer. We planted a bush and more marigolds. To the left is my garden. Right now we have peppers, dill and basil in it. More to come as everything grows. I hope everyone has a lovely weekend!  

Hi @marci227 ! Are you able to ask your parent or guardian to take you to a board certified dermatologist or primary care doctor to get your skin diagnosed? Rather than throw more products at your skin that might not help (you've already said you've tried "everything"), ask a doctor to help find the root cause of those bumps and plan a treatment that'll actually address that root cause. Those bumps could be a reaction to a product you put on your face, including a hand cream that contacts your face when you rest it against your hands, or laundry detergent/fabric softener you use on your pillowcases, or a fragrance you spray behind your ears or on your neck, etc. Or, the bumps could be a form of folliculitis (infected hair follicles). Or, they could be some other skin condition. Those things don't all respond to the same treatments. A doc is your best bet to figure out what's happening with your skin and how to treat it. 🙂

@LittleAsian Order of application doesn't matter much for alpha arbutin and snail mucin. I mean, those 2 ingredients won't counteract if one's applied before the other one. You can apply most serums and essences in pretty much any order you want. Many people insist essences should be applied before serums, and there's nothing wrong with following that order if you want. Is your skincare routine for morning or night? I don't see a moisturizer or sunscreen in your product list... do you use those 2 products? If you're using alpha arbutin to treat hyperpigmentation, then you'll need to also stop the sun from causing more hyperpigmentation and undoing that ingredient's work. 😉 Eh, we should all wear sunscreen daily anyway, all year long, regardless of weather or season. Were I to put the products you listed in a usable order, based on my personal preferences, I'd apply 'em this way: Cleanser (PM, optional AM) Toner (PM and/or AM, depending on exactly which toner we're talking about; AHA exfoliating toners shouldn't be used daily, for instance) Snail mucin essence (PM and/or AM) Alpha arbutin serum (PM and/or AM) Spot treatment (PM or AM) Moisturizer (PM and AM) Eye cream (PM and/or AM) Broad spectrum sunscreen (AM) Also, if you have dry skin, you can actually apply moisturizer at step 3 and then apply everything else afterward. All those products should still work unless your moisturizer contains lots of petrolatum. (Petrolatum is the most occlusive—water loss preventing—skincare product on the market, aside from hydrocolloid patches. It forms a protective barrier, which is why dermatologists and estheticians apply it around patients' eyes before applying chemical peels. It's a dang good moisturizing ingredient.)

Thank you very much @SportyGirly125.

@rollenon You have to be chosen and it’s based on how active you are on the forum.

That's a beautiful shot @lmaster the sky is amazing! 😍

Lol, right? But so cute for a name. 😸Those little cute toe beans aren't too be touched on my kitty. She's not a fan. 😉 But oooh this shade is really pretty! @JoSometimes