DIY Exfoliating Face Mask | Fights Acne and Blemishes

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Note! OP says in comments of the video that the mixture only lasts 4-5 days with this recipe as there are no preservatives. ❤️

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I wanna post some health and appearance tips because I seen someone else on my tumblr do it.

These are actually mind blowing tips that I’ve tried and tested, actually have science behind them, and make the overall process much easier, i may not have alot of followed and it’s pretty long but please read because these are actually some revolutionary tips like the type of tips that people gatekeep. But that’s not me

Some of these products might be expensive/out if the way I’m sorry, I’m 19 and live alone have been working full time since I was young. I don’t have tips for hiding anything though since I live alone and when I was at home my family never really cared anyways these are mainly tips on how to upkeep your looks while restricting so that way you can look healthy while getting skinny, but I do have some prouducts that will raise less suspicion for anyone who lives at home still.

✨ Tried and tested ✨

Hair~

Hair breaks when you’ve been restricting for a long time but these products have really helped and now I don’t have split ends. Their fine hair friendly as well, just remember shampoo your roots and only condition and oil your ends

Olaplex conditioner and the Olaplex hair oil

shea moisture Manuka honey and manfura oil intensive conditioner

Amika soulfood deep conditioner

Any shampoo with rosemary (makes your hair thicker and has been proven to be as effective as rogaine)

Tessa peays (you can find her on tiktok and YouTube) hair oil recipe and hair oil routine

Body care~

Skin gets really dry sooo

Olay body washes (literally any kind will work their so hydrating, they have a niacinimide one which works to brighten up your skin)

Any lotion with Vaseline in it (Vaseline will lock all moisture in and is the most effective humectant on the market. I don’t recommend using straight Vaseline Vaseline though because that will get all stick, just use a Vaseline brand lotion)

Body scrub once a week

Skincare~

Moisturizer. When your restricting you need to invest in a moisturizer, keep your skin hydrated

Sheet masks 1x a week. I like to use ones that are specifically food themed cuz in my head it’s giving my skin the nutrients I don’t wanna give to myself

My favorite kinds are: the tony Molly “I am-“ ones. Mediheal placenta sheet mask (my skin litterally glows after the placenta one) innisfree honey sleeping mask

I don’t recommend doing diy skincare but the only thing I will ever recommend along the lines of diy skincare is a honey and avacado face mask, makes my skin so hydrated and plump

Foods~

(Some of these might be a fear food for alot and can be a little calorie dense but they help with your appearance)

Berries: especially blueberries and strawberries (have highest antioxidants, which help your apperance)

Cherry and pomegranate juice (antioxidant thing I mentioned above)

Avacados and chia seeds (kinda high in calories I know! But they have lots of omegas and healthy fats and chia seeds are full of omegas and proteins, these will keep your skin dewy and keep your hair nice, chia seeds will also keep you feeling fuller for longer and are a natural laxative)

Eggs: protien+good for your hair

Health in general+ weight~

Quit nicotine. I know that nicotine is like a staple in our community and I myself and on my journey of trying to quitting smoking but after years it catches up to you, and it causes acne. If your not eating your body isn’t going to put that nutrients to upkeeping your face, I already have faint smokers lines around my lips. plus it makes working out easier

(If ur a girl/have female parts) you need to get a probiotic in and get regularly tested for bv and ye⭐️ast infections. You will be prone to bv and yeast “imbalances” while starving and they can cause a lot of problems from stomach bloating to lack of desire and pain and a lot of times are asymptomatic. This happened to me and caused alot of mental anguish because the pain made me question my gender identity and the bloating made the mental aspect of my e d worse and I didn’t even have any symptoms

Don’t use miralax, it’s really bad for you. Drink senna tea, it’s less suspicious and actually works faster and better than laxatives. Plus it doesn’t destroy your organs like miralax

Don’t use trendy diet pills. If your going to take anything get “Garcinia Cambodia” supplement and take it with an apple cider vinegar supplement. Get the acv pills instead of drinking actual acv becsuse it’s better on your teeth (have to be taken together, a study was done on this combination plus it’s been really helping me)

Fast instead of ⭐️ve: I’m not going to get too deep into the science of it all because I’m bad with my words and explaining but basically when your restricting I t’s actually more harmful to your metabolism, makes you crave more food and makes your hungrier making everything harder because that’s what actually puts your body into starvation mode is a constant input of extremely few calories. When your fasting your body goes into “modes” that are actually benifical to your body,metabolism, cravings and feelings of hunger. When you focus more on not eating anything for a long period of time (fasting) vs “I can only have x calories today so I’m gonna eat x and x and x” -(restricting), you’ll find it makes you not only loose weight faster but also make it feel easier

Which is why I see a lot of ppl on here say things like “I can fast so easily but restricting is so hard” well that’s because there’s literally a science to it. And a little secret, after you do general fasting a few days (not for days straight but more so one meal a day like 24 hour fasts and 16+odd hour fasts) it gets easy. It is litterallt so much easier than plain restricting

Take collegen supplements if it’s something your not afraid of because their very good for supple skin and also for hair as well recent studies and random experiments I’ve seen on YouTube have shown

Take biotin~ for your hair

Drink “sparkling ice” drinks. They 5 Cals and have vitamin B’s which are good for your metabolism

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I will be adding anytning I might’ve forgotten becayse I kinda rushed this because I rlly wanted to share all of these with everyone in the community after I got inspiration from the post I saw earlier. Feel free to comment or dm me any questions about the products and the sciences

Harmful Social Media Skincare Trends: Viral Doesn't Mean Safe

By Olivia Dawson

Social media platforms have undeniably become powerful tools for disseminating information and influencing trends, including in the realm of skincare. However, with the rise of platforms like TikTok, the proliferation of skincare advice from self-proclaimed experts and dermatology doctors has also become increasingly prevalent. Unfortunately, not all information circulating on social media is accurate or safe, and many harmful skincare trends have gained traction, often promoting practices and products that contain toxic chemicals. In this article, we will investigate the potential dangers of following these trends blindly and highlight the importance of seeking reliable skincare information from trusted sources.

The Influence of TikTok's Dermatology Doctors and Wannabe Experts:

TikTok has emerged as a breeding ground for skincare trends, thanks in part to the influence of self-proclaimed dermatology doctors and aspiring skincare experts. While some of these individuals may have legitimate qualifications, the vast majority lack the necessary expertise and medical training to provide accurate advice. They often rely on sensationalized content, quick fixes, and trendy products to attract viewership. It is essential to recognize that not everything that goes viral on social media is safe or effective when it comes to skincare.

Toxic Chemicals in Skincare Products:

One of the alarming aspects of social media skincare trends is the promotion of products containing toxic chemicals. The desire for quick results and flawless skin often leads individuals to experiment with potentially harmful ingredients without considering the long-term consequences. Substances such as hydroquinone, mercury, and certain synthetic fragrances have been linked to various adverse effects, ranging from skin irritation and allergies to more severe health issues, including hormonal disruption and organ toxicity. Despite these risks, social media influencers often endorse and popularize such products, further perpetuating harmful trends.

Harmful Skincare Practices:

Beyond the dangerous products themselves, social media platforms can also be responsible for promoting harmful skincare practices. For instance, the trend of DIY skincare recipes using household ingredients, while seemingly cost-effective and convenient, can lead to detrimental outcomes. Lemon juice, baking soda, and toothpaste are commonly suggested ingredients in these recipes, but they can cause skin irritation, inflammation, and even chemical burns. Moreover, excessive exfoliation, encouraged by some influencers, can disrupt the skin's natural barrier function, leading to increased sensitivity, dryness, and a compromised skin barrier.

The Importance of Seeking Reliable Sources:

In the age of social media, it is crucial to approach skincare trends and advice with a critical mindset. Instead of relying solely on influencers and TikTok dermatology doctors, it is essential to consult reliable sources such as board-certified dermatologists, skincare professionals, and reputable scientific studies. These experts possess the necessary knowledge and training to provide evidence-based recommendations that prioritize your skin's health and safety. Moreover, they can evaluate your unique skin type, concerns, and medical history to offer personalized guidance.

Promoting Responsible Skincare:

To safeguard yourself from the harmful effects of social media skincare trends, it is important to adopt a responsible approach to skincare. Here are some tips to keep in mind:

Verify credentials: Before following skincare advice from an influencer or self-proclaimed expert, research their qualifications and credibility. Board-certified dermatologists and trusted skincare professionals should be your primary sources of information.

Read labels: Always scrutinize the ingredient lists of skincare products you consider using. Familiarize yourself with potential toxic chemicals and opt for products with safe and proven ingredients.

Listen to your skin: Pay attention to how your skin reacts to new products or practices. If you experience any adverse effects, discontinue use immediately and consult a dermatologist.

Prioritize evidence-based information: Seek out reputable sources, such as scientific studies, professional skincare journals, and trusted skincare authorities, for accurate and reliable information. These sources undergo rigorous scientific scrutiny and provide evidence-based recommendations.

Consult a dermatologist: If you have specific skin concerns or conditions, it is best to consult a qualified dermatologist. They can assess your skin's needs, recommend appropriate treatments, and guide you towards safe and effective skincare practices.

Embrace a holistic approach: Remember that skincare is not solely about the products you use. It also encompasses lifestyle factors such as a healthy diet, hydration, stress management, and adequate sleep. Taking care of your overall well-being will contribute to healthy skin.

Educate yourself: Take the initiative to educate yourself about skincare ingredients, common skin concerns, and the science behind effective skincare practices. This knowledge will empower you to make informed decisions and protect yourself from potential harm.

While social media platforms can be valuable sources of inspiration and connection, it is crucial to approach skincare trends with caution. Viral skincare practices and products promoted by self-proclaimed experts and dermatology doctors on platforms like TikTok may not be safe or reliable. Many of these trends involve the use of products containing toxic chemicals or encourage harmful practices that can damage the skin. To prioritize your skin's health and safety, it is vital to seek information from trusted sources, such as board-certified dermatologists and reputable scientific studies. By adopting a responsible approach to skincare, you can protect yourself from the risks associated with harmful social media skincare trends and maintain a healthy, radiant complexion.

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Olivia Dawson is a renowned skincare expert and writer with a passion for debunking beauty myths and promoting safe and effective skincare practices. With over a decade of experience in the industry, Olivia has gained extensive knowledge in dermatology and skincare. She holds a Master's degree in Cosmetic Science and is a licensed esthetician. Olivia's expertise lies in educating individuals about evidence-based skincare, helping them navigate through the overwhelming world of beauty trends and products. With a commitment to providing accurate and reliable information, Olivia aims to empower her readers to make informed decisions that prioritize their skin's health and well-being. Through her engaging writing style and dedication to promoting responsible skincare, Olivia has become a trusted voice in the beauty community.

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Hair ribbons and reclaiming femininity  

Screw healing our inner child, it’s time to heal our inner teenager. 

(this post is written from my perspective as someone who grew up as a cis white girl, I know my experience is not universal but I got smthn to say)

 

It’s no hot take to say that society hates young teenage girls (I’m talking 13/14 here) and belittles things that they love. In my personal teen experience, it was watching the mass public ridicule of the mega successful Twilight franchise.  My response to this was to turn around and pretend I hadn’t spent years obsessing over this fantasy love triangle, rejecting part of myself to escape the shame of liking something that other teen girls, like me, enjoyed. A huge part of the girlhood experience is shedding things you once loved, partially due to growing up and partially because you are taught to hate them. Nothing but respect for the die-hard boyband fans of the 2010s, true warriors.  

But now I’m in my 20s I can definitely see a trend of reclaiming these lost aspects of teenage girlhood. From the of the Barbie movie grossing over a billion, to the shift in conversation to actually valuing the work and words of Britney Spears. I think this can best be symbolised in one of the biggest fashion trends of 2023 – RIBBONS AND BOWS. Hair bows are inherently linked to young girlhood, be it school uniform, or children’s toys, it now feels like every fashion girlie has at least one ribbon in their ootd. The specific thing that's great about the ribbon trend is the inherent DIY nature of it, yes you can probably get a hair ribbon from any high street store, but more common is people buying lengths of ribbon from craft stores and affixing it to items they already own. 

The current manifestation of this anti teen culture is the seeming lack of space for teenagerhood, definitely not specific to teenage girls. But, where is the Twilight equivalent early teenage fad? We had Highschool musical, Buffy, and, as hated as it was, Riverdale. This lack of teenage representation in traditional media has forced the children of today to turn to social media, where they are not catered to. Us 2000 Gen-z did have social media when we were teens, and whilst it was still a big aspect of us growing up it has morphed from what we once knew to a whole new beast. Part of this can be attributed to the capitalist rise of influencer culture and the fact that it is now possible to make money on social media, rather than just sharing pictures of lush bath bombs. This prevalence of marketing perfect influencer lifestyles lends itself to the biggest trend for young girls online right now, skincare. You don't have to be on TikTok long to find a 14 year old with an AM\PM routine that costs more than I earn in a week, why are these young girls using bloody anti-aging products? Social media has robbed teenagers of the confused awkward phase and made them into aspiring celebrities, a la Charlie D’amelio. Their teenage representation is these young perfect millionaires, and they emulate what they see. The closure of teen magazines and the fact that they are using social media sites dominated by people older than them, has forced teenagers to mature at an even faster rate. It's hard enough as a ... somewhat emotionally mature 20 something, to remember that social media is just the highlights, do teens have the awareness to think the same?  

In short, teens are turning to online spaces to learn about the world, and these online spaces treat them like adults and exploit their insecurities to sell just like the rest of us. Being in these spaces dominated by people older, means that, through imitation, they are maturing quicker than ever before.  When we were teens, we were just taught that the popular things we liked were actually just shit and embarrassing. But nowadays there isn’t even that media FOR society to shit on. How dare any of us teen girls be ... teen girls.

As femmes growing up in the 2000s, reclaiming the femininity we were taught to hate can feel like a rebellion. I seek to reclaim the youth I so willingly discarded. But in this, there has to be a self-reflection of what femininity is, with the power of hindsight, we are able to select the juvenile expressions of girlhood that feel empowering. The prettiness of bows without the discomfort of forcing my growing body into an underwire bra because that’s what everyone else had. As a concept femininity can be inherently capitalist and used against us to sell things. The classic pink tax is an example of things marketed towards a female audience being often more expensive and sometimes just a worse product. But the DIY hair bow trend is making our own version of femininity. I wonder if in 5 years' time the teens of today will abstain from skincare, in an effort to reclaim the grubby teenagerhood they missed out on, much like the resurgence in popularity for Twilight.  

At 23 I sleep with more stuffed toys than I did 10 years ago, I drink less than I did at 16 and I stay away from hair removal cream at all costs. The return to childhood is a deeply personal experience, but the societal demonisation of everything teen girl has impacted all of us. Is returning to childhood and making my life cute and fluffy a coping mechanism for the current state of the world, maybe, or is it just a piece of ribbon tied to my bag?  

I made an anti-aging mask using just two ingredients from your kitchen – it reduces fine lines and w... - The US Sun

I made an anti-aging mask using just two ingredients from your kitchen – it reduces fine lines and w… – The US Sun

A DIY expert has revealed an amazing recipe for an anti-aging face mask that will reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.Farah Tamkin took to TikTok to share the amazing skincare hack that had users opening their pantries instead of spending tons on expensive products.The skincare guru, aka @yummifoods0, shared the super simple two-ingredient recipe on the social media site.According to…

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DIY Plumping & Moisturizing Exfoliating Face Mask | DIY Face Mask for Dry Skin

DIY Plumping & Moisturizing Exfoliating Face Mask | DIY Face Mask for Dry Skin Is This DIY Plumping & Exfoliating Face Mask the Best Answer to Dry Skin Problems?   Do you want to literally glow up overnight using the Light Feminine method? Click here!   Hey, pretty people!       I don’t know about you, but my face has been definetely feeling the weather changing these days. I have combination to…

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How What Every Beginner Needs in Their Makeup Kit can Save You Time, Stress, and Money.

Whether Go Here For the Details ’re appearing for elegance inspo or taking your initial jump into the world of makeup, we’re listed below for all the need-to-know on which simple makeup fundamentals every amateur demands, and how to administer them. When speaking about foundation, there are actually two different technique to a item. I prefer to refer to a lot additional than one because that's quite popular for a lot of amateurs, but there are actually additional than one approaches. Before you start trying out with the most current TikTok and Instagram make-up trends, it’s necessary you’re equipped along with the ideal devices! Now you may observe simply why TikTok received a area on our Top 4 2017 Skin Care Products list, consisting of a wonderful list of brand new ones created particularly to make your skin look far healthier. • Skincare: It is quick and easy to help make brand new ones (i.e. Listed below you’ll discover Revolution Beauty’s ultimate beginner make-up kit and how to apply each product for magnificent yet straightforward makeup looks! - The Revolution Beauty Collection is made as one cohesive system that's easy/very easy to utilize on a regular basis all within the application device. - All item are developed to be applied one-by-one on a everyday basis in a straightforward, yet effective fashion, simply like we use at the health and fitness center or in the office! Makeup Kit for Amateurs: Therefore, what makeup need to a beginner buy? I've discussed many brand-new makeup make-up brand names at this summertime's Geeky Summer Fair. I think the secret to successful DIY makeup is the time, attempt and focus: a innovative time, it's important that you have the deluxe and accuracy that happens with being a imaginative and creative individual. I feel we all need to have to be imaginative through our finest selves, that's why we decide on to generate brand-new products when we're prepared. Examine out our simple makeup list of all the essentials any sort of makeup amateur must require to kickstart their charm love affair: Primer Foundation Concealer Eyebrow Gel Shadow combination Mascara Eyeliner Bronzer/Highlighter Contour Set Lip Liner Lipstick/Lip-gloss How to Administer Makeup for Novices Currently that you’re established with your purchasing listing, let’s find out how to perform make-up for newbies! We’ve created this straightforward step-by-step make-up tutorial for newbies together with our top recommendations for your brand name new package! Step 1: Develop an existing makeup sample making use of the makeup tutorial. This measure will certainly take no even more than 4-6 mins of hard work. Once you've produced your new make-up sample, head over to the makeup tutorial and observe the actions to complete the makeup tutorial tutorial. Action 2: Generate a solitary layer of your new make-up sample.

Action 1 – Prime After applying a reasonable volume of moisturizer, apply a light coating of guide all over your whole face to refine your skin and prepare for base. Do a set of hot, lightweight and delicate wipes in your hands prior to taking a measure back and delighting in. I discovered myself wearing merely a couple of coatings of guide. This is an incredibly easy formula to make use of as many folks won't have the time to put on groundworks if they don't possess sunblock. Best Primer for Novices: We suggest the Revolution Makeup Glass Liquid Skin Primer to any type of make-up beginner, to develop a flawless makeup bottom. If you're new to our website then you might wish to check out out our Beauty Essentials area for our excellent selection of skin layer products and to receive an tip of what creates and models that create for a elegant makeup appeal. The original motivation for this makeup primer was generated through our buddy Adam and we enjoy it!

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Foot Mask Market Worth $679.6 Million By 2028

The global foot mask market size is expected to reach USD 679.6 million by 2028, registering a CAGR of 5.5% over the forecast period, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The availability of e-commerce retail channels has allowed consumers to browse through a plethora of several brands without having to visit offline stores. Key players in the industry are adopting the digital route to advertise their products. Social media channels, such as Instagram and TikTok, influence consumers’ purchasing decisions as these channels provide reviews and help in educating consumers.

The pandemic has increased consumer engagement through the use of social media and beauty retail channels. The rising demand for body wash, masks, and other exfoliation products has compelled companies to launch DIY skincare kits and subscription boxes. In addition, the pandemic has resulted in an increased demand for products, such as foot creams & masks and hand creams.

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However, a rise in consumer interaction in e-commerce channels has stabilized the demand for the skincare industry. The skincare industry is showcasing decent sales owing to the rise in online sales. The pandemic has shifted consumers’ preference towards personal care products. The pandemic has forced companies to shift their presence digitally owing to change in shopping patterns.

Trends, such as DIY kits, self-care/skincare regimes, and the influence of social media channels are increasing the sales in the skincare category. Key players in the industry, such as Baby Foot and Sephora, are expanding by collaborating with social media channels and providing subscription offers for foot products. Such factors are likely to contribute to future growth in online sales.

Foot Mask Market Report Highlights

Based on product, the market is categorized into exfoliation and whitening & moisturizing foot masks

The exfoliation segment held the largest revenue share in 2020 due to the availability of a wide range of exfoliation mask peels in the market

The offline distribution channel segment accounted for the maximum revenue share in 2020 owing to the inclusivity provided by these channels

In 2020, Asia Pacific was the leading regional market owing to the high per capita expenditure on skincare coupled with a rise in the middle-class populace

Asia Pacific is anticipated to expand further at the fastest CAGR over the forecast period due to the presence of startup and small-sized cosmetic companies in countries like Japan

Key Companies & Market Share Insights

The players in the industry face high competition owing to the growing consumer base for foot care products. Companies are focusing on product innovations and partnerships with social media channels to secure a significant market share in the industry. The ongoing pandemic has emphasized the importance of e-commerce and customer engagement. The growing consumer engagement on social media channels, such as Instagram and Facebook, is encouraging companies to collaborate with these channels.

For instance, in 2020, Sephora USA, Inc. collaborated with Instagram to launch its digital store on the social media channel. in addition, the pandemic has increased the awareness about following a self-care routine among consumers, thereby driving product sales. Some of the prominent players in the global foot mask market include: Baby Foot, Barefoot Scientist, Sephora USA, Rare Beauty Brands, Ulta Beauty, Johnson & Johnson, Earth Therapeutics, TONYMOLY, Karuna Skin LLC, ADWIN

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The Rise of Influencer Dermatologists in The Beauty Space 2022

The Rise of Influencer Dermatologists in The Beauty Space 2022

Spend five minutes on skinTok—a corner of TikTok dedicated to all things skin—and you’ll quickly learn its language. The ideal video has a big reveal: Skincare enthusiasts dangle the end result—skin that’s radiant with an almost wet-looking gleam—against photos of acneic “before” faces and an infinite reel of recommendations for gentle cleansers, vitamin C serums, and DIY hacks. There’s an…

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how to deal with rejection

Hey Beauties,

Here’s some tips and tricks to deal with rejection, everyone deals with it from time to time. I want you all to feel happy about yourselves no matter the circumstances you’re all worth it.

Kisses, Bella xoxo

🗣 talk to a good friend or family member about it, it always feels better saying it out loud to someone

🧖‍♀️ get your self esteem back up, post rejection glow ups hit different

🎨 do something that gets your mind off being rejected

🌊 think of your pain like a wave, it’ll come and go

⏰ allow yourself some time to process your hurt feelings

✅ heal yourself by listing out things that make you great

👏 congratúlate yourself for trying because if you didn’t try, you would be unsure of the answer and it’s a part of the learning experience