Ok, so I can't vouch that sheet masks actually do anything (my skin looks the same after!!) but I'm obsessed with them. I just bought Sweet Chef's Ginger + Vit C mask, and LAPCOS Firming Collagen Mask (helloooo elder millennial skin!) The Nutrogena Go to Product: Hydro Boost Hydrating 100% Hydrogel Mask is one of my favorites too.
Do you actually see results with face masks? Which are your go-to's?
I love Hailey Bieber and recently saw her do a GRWM while tagging along on JB’s tour and was surprised with how effortless her makeup routine was. She looked stunning and used so little!
One thing that stood out to me was her mention of using a tanning spray, and I’m curious if anyone else has every used it or something similar because I think I wanna try it.
Per her video, she uses this: https://www.sephora.com/product/the-water-hydrating-self-tan-water-P424985
Tan Luxe Water Self Tan Spray. Anyone have any luck with this or a product similar to it? I feel like this summer is begging for a simple makeup routine and hoping this can be the start of it! (Also tip: the same product she uses is on sale at Ulta now!)
I have seen this ALL over IG:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Caa2r6lIOR9/?utm_medium=copy_link
The whole pony-on-top-of-a-pony to add volume.
I’ve tried it, and, friends, it looks INSANE. Am I doing it wrong? Has this worked for anyone? And if not… why are they trying to force this on us?
I've never been a huge makeup wearer, but I find myself wanting to get back into wearing SOME makeup now that we're not wearing masks 24/7. I feel like my skills are worse now than they were two years ago (and that's not saying much...) However the other weekend when I was digging through my makeup bag I came across my LOC Liquid Eye Shadow and remembered how much I love it, because it's impossible to mess up and goes on so easy. Another favorite is the Jane Iredale Just Kissed Lip and Cheek Stain, it's subtle, smells good, and doesn't smudge if you do have to put a mask on briefly. There have to be more items like this! What's your favorite fool proof product?
Somewhere along the way, we all collectively decided that we must talk to the hairstylist when they're cutting our hair. I typically am a social person, but socializing with our hair stylists is particularly stressful — we're seated in one place, there's nowhere to go, and you're going to be there for awhile. And if your stylist is on the quieter side? Forget about it. Having to create that much conversation leaves me absolutely exhausted after a session.
Men, on the other hand, are utterly silent when they go to their barbers. Why is it that we have to gab? Can we just disconnect for once?