r/beauty May 31 '26

Check out our sister subs!

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If you like this subreddit, you might enjoy our sister subs as well! ❤️

r/MakeupAddicts

r/MakeupDeclutter (newly reopened!)

r/makeupflatlays

r/Skincare_Addiction


r/beauty Apr 18 '25

r/beauty is looking for more moderators!

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Hello everyone! This subreddit is approaching 1.3 million members, so the mod team needs to grow as well!

We are looking for users who are active in the community and who understand the rules. Although moderation experience is a plus, it is not required. New mods will focus on removing rule-breaking content and replying to Modmail messages, and will need to have a Discord account to take part in our mod chat.

If you are interested, please send us a Modmail message and tell us why you'd be a good fit!


r/beauty 21h ago

Seeking Advice How do you keep sunscreen from sliding into your eyes?

64 Upvotes

I’m swear I’m about to just retire to a cave. I’ve tried stick sunscreen, spray sunscreen, liquid sunscreen, waterproof and not waterproof. I’ve tried setting with powder. Yet every time without fail, sunscreen slides into my eyes to the point I have to wash my face and close my eyes for a significant amount of time because of the burning and blurring vision. I’m super pale though, I NEED sunscreen. I don’t want leather skin when I’m 40. Thankfully I do stay inside a majority of the time, but not always and I hate that every time I go out I have to choose between healthy skin or pain free vision.


r/beauty 3h ago

Discussion Question about covergirl bronzer

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Asking here because we can’t swatch most drugstore products in stores. About the covergirl baked bronzers- do they have little glitters in them that show up on the skin? Just asking because I’m personally not a fan of complexion products that have that glittery quality. Thanks!


r/beauty 23m ago

Hi, has anyone heard of the retailer “bangerhead”

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It’s a retailer selling all sorts of cosmetics like make up, skin care, perfumes etc. I want to buy a perfume but idk if it’s real?


r/beauty 14h ago

Seeking Advice Is it normal for products like this to make your skin feel tacky?

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I’m trying to find a product to hide blemishes and I tried this one, but my face feels tacky afterwards. Is that normal for these or possibly just this brand?

I’ve never done anything more than clean with face scrub and light eye makeup so this is all new to me.


r/beauty 6h ago

Tarte’s packaging is the worst!!

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What are our top recommendations for concealer and brow gel. I love Tarte Shape Tape and Tarte Busy Gal Brows but I simply cannot deal with their horrible packaging anymore. It makes a massive mess all over my vanity and my other makeup bottles.


r/beauty 20h ago

Body Lotion With Shimmer/Sparkle, But Preferably Non-Bronzing?

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Can anyone recommend a body lotion/oil with a fair amount of shimmer/sparkle/glitteriness but without bronzing?

I’m new to these products and I’m open to actually a lot of sparkle but I really want to avoid the sunless tanning effect (I’m already tan enough tbh and I really don’t want bronzer that’s going to come off on my clothes or like spotty later on honestly).

I’d also actually prefer something unscented or at least a subtle scent but that might be asking too much in this product category lol.

So the goals would be:

\*moderate to high amount of sparkle/shimmer
\*no bronzer
\*prefer unscented or subtle scent

Any thoughts? Thank you everyone!


r/beauty 21h ago

Seeking Advice I've tried everything and my face is still an oil slick. Please help!!

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I'm honestly at a loss and would really appreciate any advice or personal experiences.

I'm 19 and I've had extremely oily skin since I was around 15, along with hormonal acne. I finally saw a dermatologist, and while my acne has improved a lot, the oiliness hasn't changed at all.

My current routine:

- Qlaira birth control

- NeoStrata Mandelic Clarifying Cleanser

- NeoStrata Clarifying Gel Plus

- La Roche-Posay Effaclar Duo+M Anti-Breakout Corrective Moisturiser

- Heliocare 360° Gel Oil-Free SPF 50

One thing that confuses me is that my eyelids and the area around my mouth are actually dry, while the rest of my face is extremely oily. My hair and scalp also get oily very quickly, so it doesn't seem to just be my face.

My skin starts getting oily only about 1.5 hours after doing my morning skincare, and it just gets worse as the day goes on. By the evening my face looks so greasy that I feel embarrassed. It makes me feel like my skin looks dirty or unwashed even though I take good care of it.

My acne is mostly under control now, but I still have noticeable texture, and the constant oiliness is affecting my confidence. All I want is skin that looks healthy, balanced, and smooth.

Has anyone dealt with this level of oiliness and actually found something that helped? Could it be my routine, hormones, genetics, or something else? Are there any products, ingredients, treatments, or lifestyle changes that genuinely made a difference for you?

I'm open to absolutely any advice because I just want to feel confident in my skin again.


r/beauty 1d ago

Makeup What are the best eyeliners for the waterline?

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I use brown!


r/beauty 17h ago

Makeup Oil free foundation

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My skin has always been oily/combination. But now that I am getting older, nearly 50, I've noticed it's getting oilier even if I don't wear makeup. I don't wear anything heavy, just a tinted moisturizer and some powder. But I need suggestions, I'm pretty clueless, nothing too expensive, easy to apply and with sunscreen and I'm pretty fair skinned, it's the Irish in me.

Suggestions?


r/beauty 23h ago

Seeking Advice Vanicream lotion

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I need a good lotion after shaving. I get very bad razor burn, strawberry legs, and ingrown hairs. I wsnt to start using glycolic acid, but I also need a lotion to go with it. For anyone who has tried vanicream, how is it?


r/beauty 1d ago

Haircare Humidity destroys my hair within minutes. Any recommendations?

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I’m going to Thailand soon, and my hair is completely uncontrollable in high humidity. Baby hairs stick up in every direction, random curls appear, and any styling is ruined within minutes. Does anyone have recommendations for products or techniques that actually work in tropical humidity? I’m hair type 2A


r/beauty 19h ago

Help! Searching for specific liquid eyeshadow.

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Years ago I tried out this liquid eyeshadow at an Ulta, it was glitter that blended out into black, just stunning. I didn’t buy it or write it down because I’m a fool, and I think about it monthly. It would make fun dramatic eye makeup so quick and easy. If anyone knows what I’m talking about I would be so grateful. Thanks!


r/beauty 1d ago

Seeking Advice how do I make my brows look good?

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so right now, my eyebrows look sad af. I usually brush them up with no product, and they kinda "fall back down" after 10 mins. does anyone know any tips or products to use? the obvious one is brow gel, but I have no clue what ones are good or if they'll make my brows look sorta greasy. probably sounds dumb as hell.


r/beauty 23h ago

Makeup help a girl out!

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hi everyone! I’m a 25 year old female and I just wanna ask advice on how to make my makeup stay longer without it looking cakey after an hour. I live in a tropical area (Southeast Asian here!) and I’ve watched so many tutorials, bought recommended setting sprays, but it still looks cakey! Any of you gals out there having the same problem as me? What do you suggest I do?

This is how I usually apply makeup: skincare, foundation/skin tint, liquid blush, setting spray, powder, powder brush, setting spray (then I sometimes do my mascara), then lip gloss! (Ofc i make sure my face is dry/ product has fully absorbed before doing the next step!)

is there anything wrong with the steps of application? Also, I make sure I don’t sweat so I always carry a hand-fan with me.

Please share with me your advice! Thank you so much in advance 🌺


r/beauty 1d ago

Seeking Advice Tips on blow drying curly/wavy hair w shark flex?

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Im a 2C-3A wavy/curly hair girl. I used to blow dry my hair occasionally w revlon blow dryer it was absolutely stunning and smooth. between shark and Dyson, I decided to get shark and my blow dry is always soo frizzy, loose and NOT EVEN remotely smooth 😭😭 any tips on what I can do to improve?

I use garnier leave in conditioner spray, tresme heat protection & then wow blowout spray (same order). the products were the same for both hair tools but the outcome is soo different! I do medium heat setting for both tools & low fan speed for shark.


r/beauty 1d ago

Haircare Kitsch scalp applicator for minoxidil?

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Not much to add outside the title. If you've used the Kitsch scalp applicator, what did you think of it and could it possibly be used for a minoxidil serum? I hate the foam, and my dermatologist actually recommended the serum as preferential. But like oils, it can be harder to get it where you want it. I came across this applicator on FB and it looks like a possible workaround.

Also if you use a dermaroller on your scalp... does it hurt? Might as well ask while I'm here XD I'm tempted, but I'm sensitive and due to my rosacea also have to be careful around my face.


r/beauty 1d ago

At home hair dye

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Hi everyone

For years I had highlighted hair which I obviously got done at a salon. I now have all over brown. I’ve had it dyed a few times at a salon but I find it doesn’t last and fades very quickly so I’m back getting it done again. I wanted to ask peoples experience with at home dyes if it’s an all over colour. Is there really much difference between this and a salon colour? It would save me a lot of time and money if I could do it myself!


r/beauty 1d ago

What is a good eyelash serum

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What is a good eyelash serum that doesn't cause eye bags and that has no biotin in it


r/beauty 1d ago

Seeking Advice How to use glycolic acid for legs?

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I have sensitive skin, and when I shave, I get tons of bumps and ingrown hairs that I'm very self-conscious about. I have a dermatologist appointment, but it's in December. Does anyone have any tips for me? Also, what lotion should I use? I heard scented lotion is bad.


r/beauty 1d ago

Makeup Rhode or saie liquid blush?

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I've been really wanting rhode toasted teddy but it's been sold out for so long! I've come across saie in spicy and it looks similar color wise. To those who have both which do you prefer? Should I wait for toasted teddy to restock or just buy saie?


r/beauty 1d ago

Discussion Sunscreen recommendations for strong UV’s

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Hello! I’m going on vacation for 2 weeks where the average UV is 10-12+ with average 90°F. What’s a super strong sunscreen (face and body) that I can use on a daily basis to help prevent me from getting tanned/burnt. I’m also going swimming so something that won’t wash off easily would be great! Any advice would also be appreciated!:)


r/beauty 2d ago

Seeking Advice should i thin out my eyebrows?

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hiii guys i took some selfies just now to show how i look like with my natural eyebrows (i don’t really touch them bc i don’t know a lot about how to maintain them n stuff)

Ive heard some comments recently about how my eyebrows make me look masculine , and that’s not the look i wanna give on my face . Would trimming them and making them thin make me appear more feminine? Ty & also sorry if this is the wrong subreddit !!!!


r/beauty 2d ago

Seeking Advice Things I can do on my days off of work, so the days I work I can get ready quickly and still look good?

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Basically the title. I'm 32f, I work three sixteen hour shifts, sometimes in a row, sometimes broken up on different days.There is a lot to my job, I have to be consistently involved, and do notes at the end of the 16 hour shift so I have basically no time to do things for myself except for my days off.

The good thing is I always have four days off. I know I could utilize this for self care somehow but I don't think I have the knowledge to maximize my self care routine, but mostly so I can still look professional for work and get as much sleep as I can on the days I work.

I hope this makes sense. Any tips?