Yes thank you I need this I’m new and don’t know what to by

@NovaGloriam thanks for the reminders

I agree with @SportyGirly125 @alaaxayoub Tatcha Violet-C Brightening Serum 20% Vitamin C + 10% AHA 1 oz/ 30 mL Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen Invisible Broad Spectrum SPF 40 PA +++ are great products. I would also recommend if you live near a Trader Joe's they have a sunscreen very similar to supergoop at a great price

@itsfi I still need to try that tatcha mask 😁 great line up for the month!

@preppxoxo17 @What’s you budget? It would help us more if you guide us since Sephora sells so many things. PATRICK TA Major Dimension III Matte Eyeshadow Palette Gucci Luminous Matte Beauty Blush Dior BACKSTAGE Glow Face Palette LAWLESS Forget The Filler Lip Plumper Line Smoothing Gloss Nudie PATTERN by Tracee Ellis Ross Jojoba Oil Hair Serum Self-Heating PacksMoroccanoil Mini Hair & Body Fragrance Mist 1 oz/ 30 mL Anastasia Beverly Hills Modern Renaissance Eye Shadow Palette PAT McGRATH LABS Mothership VI Eyeshadow Palette - Midnight Sun Natasha Denona My Dream Eyeshadow Palette Charlotte Tilbury K.I.S.S.I.N.G Satin Shine Lipstick Nude Romance Natasha Denona Yucca Eyeshadow Palette Urban Decay Born To Run Eyeshadow Palette 21 x 0.02 oz/ 0.80 g

@alaaxayoub To find out what those bumps really are, you should see a dermatologist or primary care doctor. To my knowledge, none of us here on BIC are derms or medical docs who can diagnose your skin. All we can do is guess, and that could end up costing you time and money wasted on products that don’t address the cause of those bumps. I mean, tiny bumps have many causes: excess dead skin, excess keratin buildup, yeast overgrowth (we all normally have yeast living on our skin), ingrown hairs, bad reaction to something that touched that part of your face, or a medical condition… I can’t tell you exactly which of those it is. But a doctor probably can.

I need under eye cream for puffiness and dark circles, that is cheap but good quality for a young age, and I would like a nice smooth cheap lip balm or a gloss or a lip plumper.

If it's tinted would it still hurt my skin or is it okay?

Yeah, I see what you’re saying,I personally don’t care what there buying and putting on there face (lips body etc) I think the real big problem is being rude. My niece (11) loves Sephora! She has fun with trying cleansers that work with her skin and I think learning about herself in that way could be really good for her! She has NEVER put Retinol on her skin. But the most important part is that she is Kind, respectful, caring, responsible, and she knows how to communicate with adults, she uses her OWN money from babysitting to buy her products and I see no issue with this. The 2 main problems we need to help the Sephora kids with are: *1 Teach them kindness and how to be respectful to others and especially “grown ups” *2 teach them how to use skincare in a way that is healthy and not harmful for their youthful skin. 🙂 hope this helps!