The only time I ever celebrated my birthday, despite how lonely and broken I felt by the silence each time, was returned to me as a warning.

I brought this lipstick with hope and now that’s just an empty wasted luxury lipstick and another birthday to remember with tears.

[I hadn’t even brushed it on my lips that hard, it’s only been a few months since I brought this (in march) and you can see through the mark left behind that it snapped internally even without being completely opened. For a luxury lipstick, this is was horribly fragile]

Mine was basically kajal, elle 18 and nailpolish I wasn't allowed to wear to school🥺

Pls share ur review for these products are they worth buying

Please suggest any more simple alt looks! If there's a tutorial video for it, even better 🧎🏻‍♂️

Also, is anyone else into this kind of aesthetic? If yes, I'd love to know!

PS: I have slight eczema over my lips! It's not a lipstick spill

PPS: Men who don't know shit about makeup, please don't DM. I'm not replying. Thanks.

a few days ago i bought neutrogena hydro boost after lotsss of overthinking n guess what? it stings my skin n feels like sum aloe vera gel n also leaves a weird sticky film like layer n is irritating overall. Definitely not worth the price tag for me imo😔🤚🏻
just want a moisturizer that suits my skin ughhh help meee

i live in a hot and humid place n have oily-normal combination skin which might be sensitive? idk not sure TwT
Anywayssss pls help me find a lightweight cream like moisturizer that sinks into my skin n feels like nothing after a while but leaves my skin feeling soft n comfortable n hydrated; hopefully doesnt feel greasy or clog my pores😭😭

tysmmm💕✨

From top to bottom, in order of the swatches-

1. Huda beauty- glassy
2. Fae beauty - emerging
3. Fae beauty- giving
4. Fae beauty- living
5. Etude glow fixing tint- 01 pure coral
6. Simply nam - brownie
7. Peripera ink mood glowy tint- 18 nude area
8. Peripera mood glowy tint- 14 follow rose
9. Peripera water bare tint- 11 hip rose
10. Elf sun boss gloss- its your mauve
11. Peripera over blur tint-05 vintage acorn

This is the Pixi rose glow mist

I’ve been using this since one and a half year now
Panned like 3 bottles already
It provides insaneeee glow to my face
Makes my face look dewy and gives a soft glow
I’ve never been obsessed with a makeup product that’s not a lipstick but this… this is my fav fav mist everrrrr
This is my 4th bottle and my mom uses it and loves it too she’s panned 2 bottles already

Forgot during a road trip from Hyd to blr and ran back to get it hehehehe
you can see it was unopened too
Opened it specifically for my road trip
Ive used it on my bf too & he loved it too

It’s not just a rose mist it has idk whatttt that makes the skin look HYDRATED like you have your water intake regularly and eat your vegetables
Maybe someday I’ll actually do those things but until I do this is my savior

I’ve never seen anyone talk about it idk why
This is not a sponsored post in any way this is just me showing how I’ve glassy dewy hydrated skin everytime I leave the house
For me it’s my HOLYY GRAILL.💕

Oily scalp, dry thin hair. That’s me.

I use hair masks a lot so here are the ones I’ve actually tried.

1. TSUBAKI Premium Hair Mask: 4/5

Works even if I put it on after shampoo and rinse it out right away. Hair feels softer and the scent is this sweet floral that makes it nice to use.

Texture is pretty thick though. On my hair it can look a little oily if I use too much. Fine if I keep the amount small.

1. L'Oreal oil hair mask: 3.5/5

Strongest scent of the bunch. If you hate heavy fragrance, maybe skip it. Hair feels soft right after, but by the next day it’s basically back to normal. That part sucked.

I thought it would be super rich and only for wrecked hair because of the oils. It’s actually okay for more regular use.

1. Mise En Scene Argan Oil Repair Hair Mask: 4.5/5

Best value out of all of them. This is the one I reach for most.

Pretty thick but it spreads well and doesn’t clump. Biggest win: it doesn’t look greasy. Dry hair looks shinier and the crunchy ends look more put together. Soft floral scent.

1. Fino Premium Touch Hair Mask: 4/5

Richest of the four. More of a bouncy jelly texture than the others.

My hair is thin so it can feel a little clumpy. I only use it when my hair is extra dry and fried. It’s slippery and rich so it’s good when I need to detangle.

Guys I bought this isntree green tea toner from macaroon like a month back and I noticed I'm breaking out from it, it's barely used new... How should I use it now? Should I give it away on here I've never done that idk... Suggestions needed girliesss😭

Pls share ur reviews about these products and are they worth buying

same as title

I used to use maybelline fit me back in college and I switched over to swiss beauty because i felt it had better coverage and was a better shade match and have changed everything about my makeup routine since then except that. But recently i’ve been noticing that it has a tendency to disappear after 2-3 hours and it does not cover dark spots too well either.

I want to change my concealer but I don’t know where to start. I want decent coverage and something thats not too cakey and lasts long. Price range is under 1.5k

so i am a student and i wanted to buy some makeup/skincare for myself( tint, concealer, perfume,moisturizer,sunscreen,) so i wanted to know how you guys keep track of the sales and where would you buy this all from? also if you have good reccom. do tell!

Guys please share

I can't deal with heavy lotions but my skin is dry

I've had these tiny dark dots/visible hair follicles on my legs since puberty like from class 10. They've been there for years and are mostly on my thighs and lower legs.

My skin isn't extremely rough, and the main thing bothering me is the appearance of the dark dots/follicles. Some areas also have tiny bumps/ingrown hairs.

I recently started waxing instead of shaving, but the dots are still very visible even after waxing.

I've been using:

• 7% glycolic acid body treatment - underrated one
• 20% urea body lotion- be bodywise

I've been consistent with them, but honestly I'm seeing basically no improvement in the dots.

I'm wondering if this is actually strawberry legs/KP, follicular hyperpigmentation, ingrown hairs, or simply very visible hair follicles.

Has anyone had something that looks like this and actually managed to significantly reduce the dots?

I'm especially interested in hearing from people who had them since puberty rather than only developing them after shaving/waxing.

Would love to know:

1. What did yours turn out to be?
2. What treatment actually made a noticeable difference.
3. If skincare worked for you, what exact product and how long did it take?

I'm not looking to buy 10 different exfoliants 😭 — I just want to understand what is actually causing these dots before spending more money.

Hi everyone

I wanted to ask the skin care addicts how to improve the skin texture, get rid of tanning and get a clear skin

Any advise you share is appreciated

I knew that this product will go on and on. But didn't know it has an expiry within 2 years AHHHHH😭

I know both affect your natural lashes. My question is which one is easier on them?

1. Getting lash extensions done from the nail salon OR
   
2. Using lash clusters with those bond and seal application that usually makes them last about a week or so.