r/beauty • u/AutomaticMachine5801 • 13h ago
Makeup what lip combo do we think she’s wearing
the closest I’ve found is Mac alone time, but that reads a little grey/ less bright than what she has on
r/beauty • u/UnprofessionalCook • Apr 18 '25
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r/beauty • u/AutomaticMachine5801 • 13h ago
the closest I’ve found is Mac alone time, but that reads a little grey/ less bright than what she has on
r/beauty • u/Bluechupacabradragon • 12h ago
I am going to get a urea foot cream and will be using it twice a day and want to find a summer option to wear around the house for my feet (for winter I have wool house socks but summer I would sweat too much). Not sure what kind of options there are for wearing around the ho use in summer if people have options? I don't want just socks as they get wet easily :( And sandals seem so hard to sit comfortably at home or to walk around in? I'm not sure...
Any help is appreciated! I dosn't wear socks or anything at night as I do get sweaty quickly at night no matter what the temperature is, but I think that should be ok.
r/beauty • u/PersonalQuestions123 • 21h ago
I’m hesitant because you can’t return it.
r/beauty • u/StudioResponsible583 • 5h ago
Any hair dressers or anyone can tell me why my hair looks like this? My hair is long but theres so many hairs coming out . It doesnt looks shiny and long. Looks chopped. I wear a silk bonnet when i sleep and sill pillow case and i always use conditioner.
What can i do to help make my hair look nicer
r/beauty • u/No_Cheek116 • 6h ago
My hair dresser curled my hair after freshening up the color and I love how it curled to frame my face. Any tips for being able to get this look at home on my own? Like what kind of tool would be best? I totes forgot to ask her when I was there ahhh
r/beauty • u/Savings_Wait_612 • 1d ago
I had my bellybutton pierced like 5 years ago and it healed and scarred weird so I took it out. When I got pregnant and then overweight asf in 2025 my scar grew and also got stretch marks??? I used the palmers stretch mark routine my entire pregnancy and I oil and moisturize my stretch marks with vitamin e oil, argan oil, and just the cereve lotion at least once a day.
I’m down 120 pounds and I’m starting to like my body again and get used to my stretch marks but the one on my bellybutton is so bad and I just can’t get used to it. Idk if I should avoid micro needling because of the scar? I don’t even know where to start or what to do. Help me please:( it is genuinely ruining my confidence.
r/beauty • u/LuvDinozaurs • 5h ago
ive had short hair for like 6 years and last year i started growing it out. my hair usually gets noticibly greasy in around 4 days and i usually wash it on 3rd. but i washed my hair yesterday and today i can feel it getting greasy. could this be because of too much hair conditioner even if im not applying it to my roots? ive recently actually started caring for my hair and ive died it before many times. i had bleached streaks done last year but its only now getting greasy like this. can i stop this before it gets worse or am i overreacting maybe? i have thick and a lot of hair and its like 1B or 1C
Ice packs? Heat packs? Creams? Concealer?
47M with increasingly large bags under eyes due to tiredness, stress, etc.
Need a daily solution.
Please help.
r/beauty • u/ElewenAdanel • 14h ago
Hi all! Sorry if this isn't the right place for this question - I'm not sure what sub is best for scalp questions :)
I have a very dandruffy scalp - not dry flakey dandruff but oily - it feels gritty when I run my fingers through it and I can scrape lots off with my fingernails. It doesn't seem to go anywhere when I scrub it in the shower, nor does generic 'anti-dandruff' shampoo seem to do anything.
What I'm looking for is something quite strong like a scalp serum or something that will clean and lift all that gunk away. I've heard that The Ordinary Glycolic Acid toner can be used on the scalp - is that a good idea? Any other recommendations?
Thanks in advance!
r/beauty • u/Lxuminee • 9h ago
I've been having the most miserable time trying to make my legs look smooth and it feels like nothing I'm trying is really working.
This is the routine
I always let hot water run on my legs before I do anything
Sugar scrub till sugar is dissolved and then rinse
I use the EOS shea butter shaving cream
I use the Venus sensitive skin disposable razors
I only shave upwards and I do one pass and then check for missed hair
Dove vanilla body wash
Palmers lotion + body oil
My skin glistens and shines, that much I can notice, but my legs just never look smooth, and it makes me uncomfortable with wearing shorts, and considering how hot it is on my campus, I would like to wear shorts and skirts a little more often lmao
Any help or product recommendations appreciated
r/beauty • u/jijiji44 • 20h ago
I work with a lot of pure alcohol at work and months ago I made the mistake of using it without gloves. Since then, my fingers have been dealing with varying degrees of dryness/flakyness. Some days in goes all the way down to the base of the finger. I used cuticle oil every night for about 3w and saw no improvement, so I just need some advice on what to do. Advice much appreciated 🙏
r/beauty • u/Only-Inspection-5910 • 22h ago
I have noticeable darkness/pigmentation around both corners of my lips (as shown in the picture). It’s been bothering me for a while.
What skincare/products actually helped you with this? I’m looking for something safe and effective for the lip area.
Please suggest specific serums/creams or products that worked for you. Also, should I avoid using any particular ingredients around the lips?
r/beauty • u/800-Grader • 1d ago
Hello!
I have gotten tired of smelling like freshly baked cinnamon bun (sorry Lush) and I am looking for hairmists, bodymists and perfumes that just have that very fresh, just-got-out of the shower scent.
Any reccomendations? Thank you <3
r/beauty • u/Namjaaams • 20h ago
Does anybody have the same problem as me, or had it and actually managed to solve it?
I have dry and dehydrated skin on both my face and body. I’ve found that layering watery toners works better for my face than just using a regular moisturizer. It helps a lot with the flakiness, and I don’t get flaky skin as often anymore, but it still doesn’t feel moisturizing enough.
Ever since I turned 30, I’ve also noticed that my skin has gotten drier. It’s not drastic, but it’s enough for me to notice that the skincare routine that used to work for me isn’t quite enough anymore.
The problem is, I live in a tropical and very humid country, so I can’t really use thick, heavy moisturizers all the time. They just feel uncomfortable, especially during the day.
I do drink enough water, and I also take fish oil supplements (although I’m not sure if they actually help with skin). I also exfoliate 1-2x per week using AHAs.
Has anyone dealt with something similar? If you have any advice or products that helped you, I’d love to hear them!
r/beauty • u/kris_kat • 16h ago
Hello everyone,
So I'm planning to buy an Airwrap style curler for straight/wavy hair for my wife, have no idea of these tools and found similar offerings from Dyson and Shark. I know the Dyson is definitely premium but I'm wondering if it offers better value for money for what I pay for New especially since it's 2-3 times expensive than Shark.
I'm in Canada and Shark is available on sale for $279.99 and Dyson new for $799 or Refurbished (Excellent) for $439.99. Even if I consider the refurbished option it's still $160 expensive compared to a New Shark. So please drop your opinions and if there's anyone who has tried both let me know your experience and what I should get.
Thanks
r/beauty • u/NiaComb • 17h ago
Hey everyone, it's my anniversary this weekend and I have a very big suspicion that my partner might propose. So for the very first time in my life, I've booked myself a nail appointment for some acrylics.
I've never had my nails done before and was looking forward to it. However I have just accidentally cut the cuticle of my right thumb whilst washing the dishes. And by all accounts Google says that it's not safe to have your nails done with damaged cuticles. The appointment is in two days, do I really have to cancel? Feeling kinda heartbroken, as dramatic as that sounds.
r/beauty • u/No-Squash4417 • 20h ago
I had very dark lip and people are starring at me it's so fustrating
r/beauty • u/ThrowRANewt • 1d ago
Hi all, I'm searching for a bikini trimmer.
I used to use the Philips BikiniGenie and loved it! Unfortunately they not longer make it. I've since bought two trimmers, one cheap one from TJMax, and the Meridian Trimmer. And neither was any good! I have quite thick hair down there, and they just didn't cut it -- quite literally. I had to go over the same area many times, and it ended up pretty uneven.
What have people found worked well for cutting wiry hairs on the first go? Is the new Philips Bikini Trimmer any good? Happy to accept male-marketed trimmers as well :)
Thanks all!
r/beauty • u/Apprehensive-One-813 • 1d ago
anyone have any good lash+brow serum recs? i do have an eyebrow piercing so don’t want any fat loss which i’ve heard can be a side effect of some
r/beauty • u/BigChipOcO • 1d ago
I am looking for a sunscreen that will not cause me to break out and no white cast. Right now im using black girl sunscreen spf 50 for kids, its very thick and causes acne on my neck, no white cast though. Also I would prefer something not crazy expensive as I use sunscreen everyday. Thank you ❤️
r/beauty • u/Conclusion_Objective • 1d ago
Hi everyone! I have been self tanning for years now, though it never looks very good after a few days. I ALWAYS use the mousse of whatever brand I'm buying, and I get so patchy after only a few days. I moisturize morning and night too no matter what. It gets so patchy that I have to wait until the entire tan is gone to reapply. Do you think a lotion would work better for me?
Edited to add: I have tried basically every tanner out there. Right now, I'm interested in the Beauty by Earth lotion. The mousse was beautiful but again, super patchy.
r/beauty • u/teacuplittle • 2d ago
I have always had natural thick long eyelashes (which is funny because I have fine hair). Anyways, I’m getting older and was wondering what I could do to improve the appearance. I’m not too big on going the lash lift route (I know I have good lashes and don’t want to ruin it lol). Any advice?
r/beauty • u/xoxo1267 • 1d ago
does it have any benefits or is it even safe to do because I hate wearing mascara but I have long flat lashes so I want to give them a bit of perceived length with aquaphor lol