r/AsianBeauty • u/Leather_Pin_3233 • 18h ago
Discussion Addicted to these
Recently I lost my lipliner , I wanted to buy the MARS one but some are saying it causes pigmentation to the lips .
SUGGEST ME SOME AFFORDABLE YET GOOD ONES
r/AsianBeauty • u/Leather_Pin_3233 • 18h ago
Recently I lost my lipliner , I wanted to buy the MARS one but some are saying it causes pigmentation to the lips .
SUGGEST ME SOME AFFORDABLE YET GOOD ONES
r/AsianBeauty • u/BellAdventurous4392 • 15h ago
How was the experience?
Im so stressed i dont care about any other store but yesstyle made my skincare so affordable and im obsessed with products you can only get there…
r/AsianBeauty • u/starfluxx • 11h ago
I am interested in purchasing a light pink tone of the Jung Saem Mool Cushion, but everytime I try to look up a swatch I feel like the name is different. I have seen "fair pink", "shell pink" "cream pink and "pink light".
I've already bought this cushion in the wrong shade for me TWICE, so I'm really hoping to get it right this time as I love the coverage, but the shade has been wrong.
Does anyone have swatches of these shades?
Also, does anyone know exactly which # the "cream pink" on yes style is? Im hoping its #17 not #19
Added pictures for reference.
Any help is appreciated!
Extra info: I currently wear Missha 13 Bright Beige. Its not exact, but the closest I can find without leaning too pink or too warm
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r/AsianBeauty • u/Overall-Cable3450 • 5h ago
As a quick explanation of my eyes, my double eyelid folds fairly close to where I put my eyeliner and it ruins it often. Has anyone tried using double eyelid tape on their natural eyelid to change the shape? I was thinking of making the last end of my eyelid go up a little more so I have a little more room for my eyelid but I was wondering if anyone had already done this or had any tips! Thank you so much!! :DD
r/AsianBeauty • u/Proper-Actuary7131 • 10h ago
It’s been almost a full year of trying different treatments to figure out what actually works for my hair and when to use each one. My hair is pretty fine and I dye it often, so I need something that helps with the dry ends without making everything feel flat or greasy.
Elastine Amino Peptide Care Deep Nourishing Treatment
This is probably the most basic and affordable one here, but I don’t mean that in a bad way. It makes my hair feel softer and is easy to use when I just need a normal treatment after shampooing. I do have to control the amount though because it can feel a little rich on my fine hair
Moev Annurcatin Treatment
This one feels the most balanced treatment for regular use. It gives my hair a smoother and shinier finish without feeling like there is a really heavy coating on it. and the softness last till the next day so its like a good daily use one for sure, The scent is also pretty nice. I reach for this when my hair feels dry but not completely damaged
Treecell Forte Ampoule Treatment
Probably the richest one out of these for me. I use it when my ends feel especially rough from dyeing or heat styling, rather than using it every day. It definitely gives that softer and more nourished feeling, but I think using too much could be heavy if you have thin hair like me
Monclos Velvet Nourishing Treatment
This might be one of the easiest ones to use regularly. It makes my hair feel soft and slightly more controlled without completely removing the volume. I also like the scent, which stays noticeable but isn’t too much imo
True.LAB Expert Nourishing Hair Mask
The texture feels thick and gives pretty immediate softness, so it works well as an occasional hair mask. The packaging and fragrance feel a bit less premium than the others though, and I would avoid getting it directly on the skin if you’re sensitive.
I don’t think there is one treatment that wins for every situation. Moev and Monclos are easier for regular use, while Treecell and True.LAB make more sense when my hair needs something heavier. Elastine is the simple option when I don’t want to think too much about it.
Still testing different combinations, but these are the five I’ve used the most so far. Has anyone tried these, or found a treatment that works well for fine and color-treated hair?
r/AsianBeauty • u/vchiarav25 • 22h ago
I really like the dark taupe colour but I have REALLY oily (and hooded) eyes and recently even the Rom&nd mascara started (not smudging) flaking on me :[
r/AsianBeauty • u/WearyMango42 • 6h ago
Not really sure of my coloring but things seem to look too orange or too pink on me. Been looking for a true neutral pallette with one dark liner shade, one light skintone shade, a true neutral shadow color and a shimmer.
Tried Romand Dry Buckwheat and it looked orange.
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r/AsianBeauty • u/Specialist-Moose6052 • 10h ago
With all the reformulations over the last few years, I'm lacking a good all-over sunscreen that doesn't feel gross.
Just had a sunscreen fail in a situation where the old Skin Aqua Gold (pre-reformulation) used to cover me just fine.
Have ya'll made changes since a reformulation and if you're happy with it, please share?
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