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During COVID lockdowns, my long hair was awful—frizz, split ends and dry! I really liked: amika The Kure Bond Repair Shampoo for Damaged Hair amika The Kure Bond Repair Conditioner for Damaged Hair

it’s my bday month!! so my mom got me these things ✨💅 Sol de Janeiro Cheirosa 59 Perfume Mist 8.1 oz / 240 mL tarte maracuja juicy lip plump shift tarte Maracuja Glossy Lip Oil 0.139 oz/ 4.14 mL tarte Maracuja Creaseless Concealer and a few other things that aren’t sold her! (there was a big deal 8 tarte items for 80 bucks)

I really like this one as a beginner retinol. It felt nice going on, didn’t irritate and I noticed a brightness next day while using. OLEHENRIKSEN Double Rewind Pro-Grade 0.3% Retinol Serum 1 oz / 30 mL

Hi👋 I used to use the Anastasia Beverly Hills DIPBROW® Waterproof, Smudge Proof Brow Pomade Dark Brown when I swam and wanted them to stay all day in and out of water. With my medium thickness eyebrows I can never see a difference in laminating them.

When products don’t work together so they end up pilling uncontrollably

@SportyGirly125 Yesss Thank you so much! I should have thought of that

Hi @mayalove33 ! Yes, you can apply a cream or lotion sunscreen over makeup throughout the day. That’ll be easier if the sunscreen’s invisible and doesn’t need lots of rubbing to blend out. I often carry a tube of Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen Invisible Broad Spectrum SPF 40 PA +++ 1.7 oz/ 50 mL in my bag, plus a flat round makeup sponge (the type that comes in powder compacts). I use the sponge to dab and spread sunscreen over my makeup. If I carry a sunscreen stick instead, I usually run the stick over my skin—ensuring I do 4-5 passes on each part of my face for adequate UV protection—and then use the sponge to further spread the sunscreen around for good coverage. You could also try a sunscreen spray, but don’t just spray it on your face. Spray a lot of it into your hands first, then apply that to your face. That’s the only way to get good coverage from a spray, without wasting product (spraying into the air around you). I used to use sunscreen powders like Supergoop! 100% Mineral (Re)setting Powder SPF 35 to reapply throughout the day. I stopped after learning from my dermatologist and Lab Muffin that powders don’t offer good enough coverage: it’s hard to ensure you get enough powder on every square centimeter of your face. Still, it’s an option to consider. 🤷‍♀️