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Neutrogena Body Clear Acne Treatment Body Wash with Salicylic Acid Acne Medicine, Pink Grapefruit Body Acne Cleanser to Prevent Breakouts on Back, Chest & Shoulders, 8.5 fl. oz (Pack of 3
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🎀summer dolly essentials🎀
Everything to keep you pretty and protected!!
Self Care
• Good body and face sunscreen!! Making sure your skin is protected is the most important part of everyday!!
My face favs: Rohto Tone up UV essence skin aqua and neutrogena clear face!!Both with spf 50!!
Body favs: Coola fragrance free spf 50, kopari shimmer spf spray
Great Deodorant: Dove and Sheamoisture
Smelling Sweet
• Moisturizing body washes with pretty summer scents!! I always love to have some sort of sweet vanilla base or strawberry poundcake scent on me!! but for summer i do tend to branch out to sweet coconut or pineapple smells!!
• NO MATTER WHAT TIME OF YEAR USE A BAR SOAP FOR YOUR BASE TO ACTUALLY CLEANSE YOUR SKIN!! I love the dove sensitive skin, antibacterial, coconut, or deep moisture soap bars!!
• Post shower as soon as i turn my water off I go straight in with a body oil while my skin is still wet and let it sink in while i do my skincare!
• I always follow up with a yummy smelling lotion to make sure my skin is extra hydrated!! i love the eos vanilla cashmere lotion and the nivea vanilla lotion!!
Pretty shimmery skin
• I love wearing body shimmer year round but ESPECIALLY in the summer!! I love the bath and body works strawberry poundcake shimmer spray, the hempz spun sugar and vanilla lotion with shimmer,the tree hut vanilla body butter (which has shimmer), and the tree hut shimmer mist!!
Summer dolly makeup
I will probably end up making a separate more in depth post about this, but just some of my summer dolly makeup essentials and tips!!
• Lip scrub, lip butters and treatments, and of course flavored GLOSS!!
• pink/peachy toned blushes
• thin brows
• pink and gold shimmer highlight!
• hydrating setting spray/ facial mist!
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how i got rid of my body acne and achieved the smoothest skin ever and also plan on keeping it hydrated during the colder months 🫧🧼🧴🚿
i absolutely love and adore the naturium brand it really has transformed my skin and helped it so much ive used each product separately but get the best results using them together.
THESE TWO BODY WASHES RIGHT HERE! ive had body acne for as long as i can remember and these two washes have magically made them go away. i notice when i use other body washes my skin tends to revert back into breaking out but these body washes help my skin so much and clear up my skin so well. i still am left with the scarring but they also have a vitamin c body wash for skin brightening that also exfoliates that i want to try out for my scars.
ROUTINE FOR SMOOTH HYDRATED SKIN:
1. the first thing i do is dry brush, you might not be able to tell the difference in the beginning but you will after and especially after consistent use.
2. the next thing i do is shower like normal and use shower tools to really help clean my skin whether it’s an exfoliating glove, wash cloth, loofah, exfoliating wash net,etc…(i recommend an exfoliating glove and wash net for a deeper wash and for extra smooth skin as well you will definitely notice a difference in the texture of your skin after!) i also of course use the two body washes i listed above, the salicylic acid one first then the multi-oil body wash after.
3. the thing that seals the deal…a body oil! yes you are going to use it right after you shower with water still dripping on your skin! (i pat very little water off my body so im not sopping wet reaching over for my body oil) but the water is the key into locking in the moisture when you rub the body oil in the water will be absorbed into your skin and you will not be soaking wet anymore, and the way your skin will feel after? SOOOO SMOOTH!!
after this i like to still layer on my smells through body lotions, body mists and perfumes because these have zero to little fragrance to them
the body oil i use is the palmers coconut body oil which is very affordable going under $10 i believe and this brand has been very good to my skin as well i love their coconut line. and another affordable drug-store body oil is the neutrogena one both unscented and scented i don’t have it personally (which will probably change soon tbh) but ive smelled and felt it in person before and loved it.
this routine gets my skin nice and smooth every time im soo obsessed, i hope this helps! ♡
xo
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do you have any tips on hormonal pimples? or like teen pimples (idk what they r called) because i have so much of them but none of these toners and serums are helping.
Make sure to wash your face twice daily with a gentle cleanser. Avoid scrubbing your skin too hard, this can make acne worse.
Look for products that are labeled as "non-comedogenic," which means they won't clog your pores. This is especially important for makeup and moisturizers.
Products containing benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid may be helpful in treating acne. Start with a lower strength and gradually increase if needed.
Prescription strength retinoids can be very effective in treating acne, but they can be irritating to the skin. Talk to your doctor and start with a lower strength and use as directed.
Here are some product recommendations:
Cleansers:
CeraVe Foaming Facial Cleanser
Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash
Moisturizers:
Cetaphil Oil Control Moisturizer SPF 30
La Roche-Posay Effaclar Mat Mattifying Moisturizer
Salicylic Acid Products:
The Ordinary Salicylic Acid 2% Solution
Clean & Clear Advantage Acne Spot Treatment
Benzoyl Peroxide Products:
Neutrogena Rapid Clear Stubborn Acne Spot Gel
Acne.org 2.5% Benzoyl Peroxide Treatment
Non-Comedogenic Sunscreen:
Neutrogena Clear Face Liquid Lotion Sunscreen SPF 30
EltaMD UV Clear Broad-Spectrum SPF 46
Spot Treatments:
Mario Badescu Drying Lotion
Kate Somerville EradiKate Acne Treatment
The food you eat is super important for how your body's hormones work. Hormones are messengers that your body makes to control your growth, metabolism etc. They travel through your blood and tell different parts of your body what to do. Eating a good mix of healthy foods helps keep these hormones in check. Things like protein, good fats, fiber, vitamins, and minerals help make and control hormones. For example protein is needed for hormones like insulin and growth hormone, while healthy fats help with hormones like estrogen and testosterone.
Also, when you're stressed a lot, your body makes more of a hormone called cortisol, which can mess up other hormones. Moving your body through exercise can help with hormones by reducing stress and making you feel happy. Also, sleep is really important. Not getting enough sleep can mess up hormones that control hunger and fullness.
So, eating healthy foods, managing stress, staying active, and getting enough sleep are all really important. They help keep your hormones in balance and make sure your body works well.
Most importantly, don't let acne affect your self-esteem. You are beautiful just the way you are! Pimples are very normal and they do not take away from how amazing you are <3
#acne#hormones#hormonal balance#hormonal changes#self care#skincare#skincare treatment#glowing skin#beauty tips#beauty products#skincare tips#skincaretips#skin care
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Reveal Your Bollywood Glow: Unveiling Celebrity-Inspired Skincare Secrets.
This blog is going to be all about Indian & bollywood inspired products and skincare tips. If you also want a blog separately about Indian natural and authentic skincare or hair care I'll surely make it. 🫶
Know Your Skin Type : Identify your skin type - whether it's oily, dry, combination, or sensitive - to tailor your skincare routine effectively.
Cleanse Like a Star : Use a gentle cleanser like Cetaphil or Neutrogena to remove dirt and makeup and a oil cleaner is a must if you wear makeup daily. Opt for micellar water for a quick and effective cleanse on busy days. (But I don't really recommend it).
Exfoliate for Radiance : Incorporate a mild exfoliator like St. Ives Apricot Scrub or The Body Shop's Vitamin C Glow-Revealing Liquid Peel to slough off dead skin cells and reveal glowing skin. And my personal favorite coffee scrub from The Bombay shaving company. Don't exfoliate more than twice a week.
Hydration Is Key : Use a hydrating toner such as Clinique Moisture Surge Face Spray for an instant boost of hydration or toner + mist from pilgrim works like magic (my fav 😭).
Targeted Treatments : Include a serum with ingredients like hyaluronic acid (for hydration) or vitamin C (for hyperpigmentation) if you are under 17 or 18 like me don't use vitamin c or if you want to use in very less %, I use 2% kojic acid for my uneven skin tone from pilgrim, it's very begniner friendly. (Always consult a dermatologist for your skincare don't go around seeing videos on insta and YouTube believing them). I recommend Minimalist if you want chemical bases serums.
If you are above 23 or 25 Incorporate a retinol-based cream like RoC Retinol Correxion Deep Wrinkle Night Cream for anti-aging benefits. (Got this tip from mumma for y'all 😭✨️)
Sun Protection Essentials : Always apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher, such as La Roche-Posay Anthelios Ultra Light Fluid, to protect your skin from harmful UV rays. More affordable and effective sunscreens from brands — dot and key, aqualogica, Dr. Seth and wish care.
Overnight Nourishment: Use a hydrating overnight mask like Laneige Water Sleeping Mask to replenish moisture while you sleep. Incorporate a facial oil like The Ordinary's Rose Hip Seed Oil for added nourishment and radiance.
DIY Treatments Inspired by Bollywood:
- Try a turmeric, gram flour and yogurt face mask inspired by Priyanka Chopra for glowing skin.
- Use aloe vera gel like Deepika Padukone for its soothing and hydrating properties. (MY fav bolly actress btw 😭❤️)
Lifestyle Tips for Healthy Skin : Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water throughout the day people are not stupid that they are going around telling you to drink water, IT'S A MUST!. Incorporate antioxidant-rich foods like fruits, vegetables, and green tea into your diet for overall skin health.
Some of my fav brands (mostly available in india) : dot and key, Foxtale, pilgrim, minimalist, st. Botanica, organic harvest and aqualogica!
Fav brand released by a bollywood actress: Hyphen by Kriti Sanon, their lip balm can even beat Rhode's lip balm istg- and their sunscreen 🔛🔝.
Channel your inner Bollywood diva and achieve a radiant, flawless skin with these skincare tips and product recommendations. Let your skin glow like a star!
#desi#desi tumblr#india#girlblogging#indian#beacoming that girl#desiblr#advice#it girl#this is a girlblog#self care#skincare#self care tips#self love#glow up#bollywood#indian aesthetic#wonyoungism#self growth#self grooming#positivity#positive suggestions#deepika padukone#aishwarya rai#it girl energy#girly#desi stuff#desi things#desi core#desi girl
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So with the mind-boggling hilarity of people feeling the need to defend taking care of their skin, I wanted to do an update of my original skincare post. That I of course can't find, presently, as the search function on this site is still useless!
First of all, come to terms with the fact that you are walking around with a giant organ on the outside of your body (ahurhurhur).
Yes, preventing skin cancer is priority one when it comes to your dermis. Sunscreen isn't the only defense, having skin with a healthy moisture barrier is part of that prevention as well. ALSO, one thing a lot of those posts desperately yelping "It'S nOt BeAuTy StAnDaRdS!" leave out is, uh, the scary shit that can happen to your skin when you're elderly. Your skin WILL get thinner, that's just aging. Taking care of it now (keeping it stretchy and moisturized) gives it a better chance of not being paper-thin, to the point that the person taking care of you has to be mindful not to freaking tear it off of you just helping you get dressed.
If you have a strong stomach, go ahead and read some stories from hospice and other types of elder care workers. There's a whole contraption for lowering people down slowly if they're about to fall, all to prevent skin splitting or sloughing off.
Age spots are beautiful. Care-worn wrinkles and laugh lines are beautiful. Your arm skin sloughing off like a glove is not.
Fucking moisturize.
Is a side effect of that care often fewer of those lines? Sure, MAYBE, sometimes. It also doesn't at ALL require 18 expensive steps. Even before I left my job I was mainly using the best I could find for the least amount of money. Almost everything listed I've been using for over a year at least! Aldi-brand skincare is amazingly quality, as you'll see.
Washing:
Lacura Foaming Gel Cleanser: Super gentle and nice for a daily face wash. When I want to use it as a makeup-remover, I'll pump it into a super-soft sea sponge so I can scrub a bit more, albeit gently.
I don't get big breakouts much at this point (regular cleansing and moisturizing will usually chill your skin out eventually re: feeling the need to over-produce oil). But I do keep some Neutrogena Face Wash around for when I get breakouts anywhere, maybe a handful of times a month.
I don't know how much benefit I REALLY see from toner, as far as my pores. They seem fine! Mostly I just loooove the feeling of swiping it on fresh from the fridge, and the coolness does calm down the skin and sooth any puffiness. I still make my own Rosewater Toner with wilting discount grocery store roses and a few drops of lavender oil.
Goops:
Lacura Day And/Or Night Creams: These are SO AFFORDABLE (I'm using Amazon links for ease of reference, they are WAY cheaper directly from Aldi) and make your skin feel like butter. After washing and toning one or the other is what I glop on next, and a little goes a long way. Night cream is important because the skin under your eyes especially is so super thin, it needs that protection as we get older. But eye creams tend to be STUPID EXPENSIVE. Lacura is around $4 at Aldi and I legit see very little difference between it and the unsustainably expensive ones I've tried in the past.
Ponds Dry Skin Cream: The old reliable. I have used it since I was 19 and Oprah said it was good, lol. If you use nothing else on your face, use this (but also sunscreeen, dear gods). After Day or Night cream, this comes next.
A good rule of thumb for all moisturizers is that you don't want it to disappear into your skin immediately OR stay too greasy. As I've gotten older, this one sits on my skin longer, so I tend to only use it at night in the summer. Once it gets cold and dry out, though, morning and night baby.
Vaseline Cocoa Radiant: For the all-over-rest-of-me, you really can't beat it. After every shower or bath, all over everything, damnit. LUBE YOUR DERM.
Oil:
Olive Oil Squalane: My last step of the night is topping my face with a good Squalane before bed. My old job discontinued the one I swear by, pictured above, which, I have no idea why? It feels soooo nice and I saw such good results in the winter especially. I bought up a bunch of bottles from work before it disappeared, haha but there are soooo many options out there for a lot of different prices. Basically you want the main ingredients to be Olive Oil & Herbs, usually Rosemary.
Treat Yourself Tier:
Innersense Harmonic Treatment Oil: I was given a gift card to them for my birthday last year, and yeah they're reeeeeally wom-wom and a little insufferable in their marketing, and they're expensive. HOWEVER, this stuff is infuriatingly great? Nothing was helping my dry scalp until this. I use it instead of the Squalane maybe once a week on my face as well, and it definitely clears up any redness or irritation right away. How dare it be good and also $25 an ounce. But if you can treat yourself, why not!
Dead Sea Mud Masks: Masks are FUN, damnit. If you can ignore all the annoying "detoxing" claims and blah blah, it is a fact that mud masks can really flush out those pores. And they feel nice!
General Habits:
Wash Your Pillowcases: They're full of your face goo, skin cells, and slobber. Not only good for your skin, but just nice. Wash your sheets/bedding more regularly in general, if you're like me then I know you're not doing it enough. Make the change to fragrance-free detergent now if you haven't already, that shit could start bothering your skin at ANY time. My mother never had a problem with good ol' Tide, until she turned 60 and suddenly ANY fragranced soaps made her skin explode.
Wash Your Makeup Tools: Same as above, I regularly gross myself out watching all the GUNK that's stored in the pretty pink makeup brushes.
Wash Hats, Headbands, Etc: Hopefully the pattern is sinking in. If it touches your skin regularly? It should be washed regularly. It's easy to remember that your clothes do, of course, but there's so many other things as well that are fulla your skin cells, various products, pollution, and sebum. Scientists could probably clone you with access to the inner band of your favorite hat alone.
SUN SCREEN: EVERY TIME YOU GO OUT IN VIEW OF THE FIRE ORB. Sensitive face/skin? Baby sunscreen. I know texture is a big thing for people, but there are lots of different brands out there that have lots of different textures, ingredients, scents, etc. Don't give up on it just because Coppertone makes you break out, you owe it to yourself to find the thing that works for you. Skin cancer is a bitch that spares no one, not even Hugh Nicest Man Ever Jackman.
Drink Water: You know it, I know it, same as above, find the way to get regular hydration in that works for you. I personally like making my own fruity flavored syrups to dash in things. Hydrated skin begins from within, blah blah blah.
Vitamins: Take a multi-vitamin, get your vitamin D. The sun is not BEAMING VITAMINS INTO YOUR PORES, it synthesis it. A quick google will tell you that 8-10 minutes in the sun A DAY is all you need. So don't let anyone tell you BUT YOUR VITAMIN D!!!!!!! when you're layering on your sun screen. Take your vitamins, get a teaspoon of sun regularly, and then GOOP UP.
I'm no expert, just someone with a mother & grandmother who greatly regret/regretted their lack of skin care as younger women. My mom is 75 and she has lines and spots, and she's beautiful! But her skin can tear after a clumsy trip into a door frame. She's listening to her dermatologist now to the letter, and I too would like to avoid that as much as possible! We all deserve to like how our spongy flesh prisons feel.
#blathering#still get skincare asks#still get annoyed when people think all you need is sunscreen to avoid cancer and psoriasis#skinnnnnnn
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a complete boycott list in alphabetical order
a complete list of companies / brands / franchises to boycott in support of palestine that i have been working on putting together for a while now.
remember to support your local businesses
stand with palestine against genocide
(Food & Beverages)
A
Activia
Acqua Panna
Akmina
Absolute Vodka
Algida
A&W
Aquafina
Alpro
Actimel
B
Burger King
Baskin Robbins
Ben & Jerry's
Bugles
Betty Crocker
Badoit
Becel
C
Coca Cola
Costa Coffee
Cadbury
Cheerios
Cheetos
Campbells
Calve
Cappy
Chiquita
D
Dominos
Dasani
Dunkin' Donuts
Doritos
Dr Pepper
Danone
Dolcela
Damla
Dogadan
E
Evian
Eden
F
Fanta
Frito-lay
Fruit by the Foot Roll Ups
Falim
Fresca
G
Gatorade
Greggs
H
Hardees
Haagen Dazs
Heinz Ketchup
Hershey's
Hard Rock Cafe
Heinz
I
Innocent
Israeli Fruits & Vegetables
J
Jacob's
Jaffa
K
KitKat
KFC
Kbueno
Kraft Mac & Cheese
Kellogg's
Kraft
L
Lipton
Lays
M
McDonald's
Mars
Marks & Spencers
Maggi
Marila
Monster
Mountain Dew
Mehadrin
Minute Maid
Milk Bar
M&M's
Magnum Ice Cream
Milka Chocolates
N
Nestle
Nestle Cereals
Nescafe
Nesquik
Nespresso
Nido
Nutella
Nature Valley
Nestle Milo
Nestle Carnation
Nestle Coffee Mate
Nestle Nestum
Nimbooz
Nestea
O
Orea
Original Shredded Wheat
P
Papa John's
Pepsi
Pringles
Pizza Hut
Perrier
Pillsbury
Popeyes
Pretty a Manager
Pure Life
Powerade
Popup Bagels
Q
Quality Street
Quaker
R
Redbull
Ruffles
S
Starbucks
Subway
Smartwater
Sweetgreen
Snickers
Sprite
Sabra
Sunkist
Strauss
Smarties
S.pellegrino
Schweppes
Sana
Sirma
Sara Lee
T
Toblerone
Tang
Twix
Tesco
Tropicana
U
V
Vittle
Volvic
W
Wall's
Walmart
Walkers
Wrigley's
X
Y
Z
7Up
(Clothing)
A
America Eagle
Adidas
Alo
Adina Eden Jewelry
B
C
Converse
Calvin Klein
Cat
Castro
D
Drew
Diesel
E
F
G
Good American
GAP
H
H&M
I
J
K
Kamili
L
Levi's
Lumberjack
M
Mango
N
Nike
O
Oasis
P
Puma
Q
R
River Island
S
Skims
Skinny Dip
St. Mark
Style Nadia
T
Timberland
U
V
Victoria's Secret
Vakko
W
We Wore That
Wyeth
X
Y
Z
Zara
(Beauty)
A
Aveda
Amika
Avon
Aussie
Aveeno
Always
Aesop
Ahava
B
Bobbi Brown
Blistex
Bath & Body Works
Britney Spears Fragrance
Becca
Biotherm
Beauty Blender
C
Clinique
Covergirl
Colgate
Calgon
Camay
CeraVe
Christina Aguilera Perfumes
Clean & Clear
Crest
CND
Cacharel
D
Dr. Jart+
Dove
Dettol
Darphin Paris
Dark & Lovely
E
Essie
Elidor
F
Fenty Beauty
Fair & Lovely
G
Garnier
Gillette
Glam Glow
H
Honest Beauty
Haci Sakir
Herbal Essences
Head & Shoulders
Hugo Boss
I
J
Jo Malone
Johnson & Johnsom
K
Kerastase
Kiehl's
Kylie Cosmetics
Kylie Skin
Kotex
L
L'Oreal
Lacome
La Roche-Posey
Lifebuoy
Lux
Lubiderm
M
Maybelline
MAC
Moroccan Oil
Maui
Matrix
Max Factor
N
Nyx
Neutrogena
Nivea
Nature's Beauty
Niely
O
Olay
Origins
Orkid
Oral-B
Oax
P
Pepsodent
Pantene
Q
R
Revlon
Rimmel
Rexona
Rhode
S
Summer Fridays
Schick
Smashbox
Sephora
Sensodyne
Skinceuticals
Skin Better Science
T
The Body Shop
Too Faced Cosmetics
The Ordinary
Tom Ford Beauty
Tampax
Takami
U
Urban Decay
Ulta Beauty
V
Vichy
Vaseline
Veet
W
X
Y
Yes to
Yuesai
Z
(Luxury)
A
B
C
Chanel
D
E
Estee Lauder
F
G
Georgio Armani
H
I
J
K
L
LVMH
Louis Vuitton
La Mer
Lavs
Le Labo
M
Mugler
Maison Margiela
N
O
P
Prada
Q
R
Raplh Lauren
S
T
Tiffany & Co.
Tom Ford
Tommy Hilfiger
U
V
Valentino
W
X
Y
Yves Saint Laurent
Z
(Tech & Entertainment)
A
Aol
Amazon
AirBnB
Apple
B
BBC
Buxton
Barbie
Booking.com
C
CNN
D
Disney+
Dell
E
Energizer
F
Ford
Fiverr
G
Galaxy
H
HP
Hyundai
Hulu
I
IBM
Intel
J
K
L
Lego
M
Motorola
Movenpick
Mattel
Microsoft
N
National Geographic
Nokia
Netflix
O
Oracle
Oxi
P
Philips
Q
R
Rolls Royce
S
Siemens
Sodastream
T
Toys R Us
U
V
Volvo
Valvoline
W
Wix
X
Y
Z
(Other)
A
Axa
Ariel
Aero
Ambi Pur
Airwick
Aroma
AVC
Amway
Ace Hardware
Andrex
American Express
B
Bounty
Black & Decker
Bonux
Bref
Braun
Benadryl
Band-aid
Barclays
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Better Help
C
Caltex
Chevron
Culligan
Citi Bank
Chicco
Cravola
Clearblue
Capital One
D
Dash
Drynites
Dosmestos
Doona
E
Expedia
F
Finish
Febreeze
Fixodent
Fairy
G
Goop
Gerber
Gys
H
HSBC
Huggies
Hayat
I
Imodium
J
JCB
K
Kimberly-Clark
Kleenex
L
Lion
Little Swimmers
Lenor
M
Mr Muscle
Minidou
Monsanto
N
Nicorette
O
Omo
P
Pampers
Purina Felix
Payoneer
Palmolive
Protex
Pull-ups
P&G
Prima
Pril
Paramount Pictures
Q
R
Rejoice
Rinso
Rogaine
S
Signal
Sensus
Sudafed
T
Tide
U
Unilever
Us Cellular
V
Vim
Vanish
Vicks
W
X
Y
Yumus
Z
(Places)
A
B
C
D
Disney
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
(People)
A
Ashley Tisdale
Amy Schumer
Andy Beshear
B
Bono
Ben Savage
Bella Thorne
Beyonce
C
Chris Evans
Claire Holt
Ciara
Chris Rock
Chris Pine
D
Demi Lovato
Dwayne Johnson
DJ Khaled
E
Eva Longoria
F
G
Gal Gadot
H
I
Ian Somerhalder
J
Jamie Lee Curtis
James Maslow
Justin Bieber
Jennifer Aniston
Jaclyn Hill
Jack Harlow
Jordan Peele
Joseph Quinn
Jack Black
K
Kylie Jenner
Kim Kardashian
Kris Jenner
Kerry Washington
Katie Perry
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"why is having a skin care routine so... tedious?"
✨ @dvarapala be luxurious with him for like a day.
Virote was unloading unopened boxes of products on to the sleek, rosy marble surface of his bathroom, everything meant for Udyati. A stack of sheet masks, lots of eye creams, emulsions, lip masks, body oils. Whatever else he had that he hadn't even thought about opening ( a lot of it was just free swag from his father's associates that got handed off on him. ) ❝Marketing and FOMO. Trust me, it doesn't even have to be complicated. A lot of people have these long ass routines for the ritual of it—like me, for example. Like, I just loooove rubbing stuff on my face! Really, the only routine you need is cleansing, essence, serum, then sunscreen. Exfoliate, like, twice a week. Don't even bother with sleeping masks and night creams and toners. An essence will do just fine instead of a toner, they're lower in acidity anyway.❞
He popped open an unlabeled, white box and found a white label perfume. Probably some free sample he had forgotten about. Giving it a spritz on his wrist, he mostly smelled vanilla and lavender. That went into Udyati's assortment of goodies, too. At some point, she'd be walking away with more perfume than anything else. Not like that's a bad thing, right?
❝These celebrities and influencers will shill Neutrogena in front of the cameras, then leave out the fact they're, like, getting microdermabrasion, lymphatic drainage, ultrasonic, micro current, LED light therapy, negative-ion oxygen therapy. I mean, I get these treatments too so I have a right to judge. Anyway, you wanna come with me on my next spa visit? You'd love getting a water peel! It's really cool, I promise.❞
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2022 Faves
Perfumes: Maison Margiela Replica (Lazy Sunday Morning and By The Fireplace), Good Girl by Carolina Herrera
Skincare: Neutrogena Hydro Boost Water Gel, Botanics Simply Calm Facial Oil, Soap&Glory Magnificoco Body Lotion
Beauty: Essie Not So Low Key, Dior Lip Glow Oil
Books: Bunny by Mona Awad, If We Were Villains by M.L. Rio, The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet by Becky Chambers, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Brontë
Movies: X, I Married A Witch, Klaus
Games: Strange Horticulture, Little Nightmares, Pokémon Shield
YouTube channels: @ michellechoii, @ bookswithemilyfox, @ chloebunny, @ SMLx0
#pls drop suggestions for all these categories for me to try in 2023#trying to try new things always#personal
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90s/00s Makeup
Makeup
Art Stuff Roll on Glitter
Berry Lips
Blue/Purple Eyeshadow
Body Glitter
Bonne Bell Gear
Bonne Bell Gear Flip Shades
Brown/Burgundy/Wine Lipstick
Chanel “Vamp” Nail Polish
Clinique’s Almost Lipstick in Black Honey
Dark Lips
Dark Lip Liner
Eyebrows (Thin)
Frosted Lip Gloss
Frosty Eyeshadow
Glitter/Metallic Eyeshadow
Grunge
Hard Candy
Hard Candy Nail Polish “Sky”
J.A.N.E Cosmetics
Lip Glow Kissing Fruit Gloss
Lip Smackers
L’Oreal Toasted Almond Lipstick
Matte Foundation 2 Shades lighter than skin tone
Maybelline Great Lash Mascara
Midnight Blue Nails
Revlon Colorstay Lipstick
Revlon’s Toast of New York lipstick
Rimmel Lipstick in Heather Shimmer
Stila Lip Glaze
Sugar flavored Lip Gloss
Urban Decay
Urban Decay Heavy Metal Glitter Eyeliner
Wet ‘n’ Wild Nail Polish
Wet n Wild Lip Liner in Brandywine 666
Skin Care
Bath & Body Works
Bath & Body Works Country Apple
Bath & Body Works Cucumber Melon Lotion
Biore Pore Strips
Herbal Essences Shampoo and Conditioner
Johnson's Baby Oil
Neutrogena Fresh Foaming Cleanser
Neutrogena Facial Cleansing Bar
Noxzema
Olay All Day Moisturizer
Oxy Pads
St Ives Apricot Scrub
Teen Spirit Deodorant
Perfume/Body Spray
Adidas Eau de Toilette
Body Shop White Musk
Calvin Klein Obsession & Eternity
Candie's for Her
CK One
Clinque's Happy
Coty Perfume Exclamation
Davidoff Cool Water
Debbie Gibson Electric Youth
Drakkar Noir
Elizabeth Arden's Sunflowers
Estee Lauder's Pleasures
Gap Dream & Heaven Perfume
Giorgio Armani Acqua di Gio
Gucci's Rush & Envy
Jean Paul Gaultier's Classique
Juice Bar Spray
Liz Claiborne Curve
Love's Baby Soft
Ralph Lauren Ralph
Revlon's Charlie Red
Spice Girls Impulse Body Spray
The Body Shop's Vanilla Perfume Oil
Thierry Mugler's Angel
Tommy Hilfiger Freedom
Tommy Hilfiger Tommy Girl
Vanilla Fields
Versace Red Jeans
Victoria's Secret Pear Glace & Love Spell Body Spray
Hair Styles
Accent Braids
“Bed Head” (Messy, wavy hair)
Chunky Highlights
Corn rows
Crimped Hair
Flat Twists
Fountain flipped Hair
Mini Buns
Mushroom Cuts
“Porcupine” Updos
Tendril Bangs
Unnatural Colors
Hair Products
Beach Blonde Sea Waves Sea Salt Spray (John Freida)
Butterfly Clips
Conair Hot Sticks Flexible Hair Rollers
Infusium 23
Manic Panic Hair Dye
Rave Hairspray
Scrunchies
Spider Comb (Accordion) Headbands
Sun in Hair Lightener
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9?
9. do you have a skincare routine (and how many steps is it)?
yes! but I keep it relatively simply because the more I do to my skin the less happy it is
morning: wash my face in the shower with la rosche posay hydrating gentle cleanser. moisturize with la rosche posay double repair face moisturizer mixed with cerave daily moisturizing lotion. if I put on sunscreen I use the supergoop unseen sunscreen
night: remove makeup with neutrogena oil free makeup remover, wash my face with water, put on a layer of tretinoin (retinoid prescribed by my derm), moisturize with the same two moisturizers. if I have a pimple I’ll use panoxyl pm overnight hydrocolloid spot patches but I don’t use them too often
I also put the plain aveeno lotion all over my body after every shower because my skin gets dry af
#finally getting a dermatologist saved my life#would highly recommend if you have skin problems#they know what’s up#ask game#fuckvictorvale
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my pretty bimbo must haves🎀🧁
dior lip color reviver balm! my fav colors are lilac, raspberry, and coral!
milani fruit fetish lip oil and lip balm!! they’re so hydrating and leave the prettiest and lightest tint on your lips!
tatcha deep cleanse!! (really want to try the rice wash also!)
chanel la mousse, dior off/on cleansers! these are so amazing for double cleansing
clinique take the day away cleansing balm
naturium oil cleanser
neutrogena eye makeup remover
first aid beauty ultra repair cream! so good for my skin during every season
lush bubblegum lip scrub
tree hut lip scrub
tree hut strawberry exfoliator
Victoria’s secret pink mimosa, juicy melon, and kiwi blush lipgloss
too faced lip injection and maximum plump lip injection lip glosses!! my fav shades are stars are aligned, pretty pony, creamsickle tickle, yummy bear, and cotton candy kisses!
Laneige lip sleeping mask and lip glowy balms!
strawberry poundcake diamond shimmer mist!!
Jergens natural glow lotion and l’oréal sublime bronze for a more even skin tone!!
Palmers moisturizing body oil! i use this every single day mixed with my lotion and my skin is literally as soft as a cloud
neutrogena clear face spf 50!! my all time favorites sunscreen i’m always restocking!
kiss edge fixer in strawberry açaí for my baby hairs!!
Cosrx snail mucin!!
Good molecules glycolic acid toner!! This has done wonders for my skin and any discoloration i have on my body!!
Mielle organics pomegranate and honey leave in conditioner!! I have very thick 3c hair and this does an amazing job of keeping it moisturized!
Tgin rose water curl refresher
these are my daily must haves that i use to be my most pretty and ultimate dolly self i can be!!
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Busting Common Skincare Myths: What Truly Works and What Doesn't
In the pursuit of radiant and flawless skin, it's easy to get lost in a maze of skincare myths and misconceptions. From homemade remedies to supposed miracle products, the beauty industry can sometimes leave us bewildered. Let's dive into some prevalent skincare myths, setting the record straight on what's effective and what's not.
Myth: The More, the Merrier
Reality: Layering multiple products may seem enticing, but quality trumps quantity. Overloading your skin can lead to irritation and clogged pores. A personalized routine catering to your skin type - including a cleanser, moisturizer, sunscreen, and targeted treatment if necessary - is the way to go.
Myth: Natural Means Safe
Reality: Just because something is labeled "natural" doesn't guarantee it's safe for all skin types. Allergies and reactions can still occur. It's crucial to read labels, patch-test, and consult a dermatologist before incorporating new products.
Myth: Pores Open and Close
Reality: You might have heard that steam opens pores while cold water closes them. In truth, pores lack muscles, so they can't change shape. Steam can temporarily soften debris, but a solid cleansing routine and exfoliation work better for maintaining clear pores.
Myth: Oily Skin Rejects Moisturizers
Reality: Hydration benefits all skin types, including oily ones. Skipping moisturizer can lead to increased oil production. Opt for a lightweight, oil-free moisturizer to maintain balance without causing breakouts.
Myth: Sunscreen Is for Sunny Days Only
Reality: Sunscreen is a must, no matter the weather. Harmful UV rays are present even on cloudy days and can penetrate windows. Consistent broad-spectrum sunscreen application safeguards your skin from premature aging and damage.
Best sunscreens EVER:
La Roche-Posay Anthelios Melt-in Milk Body & Face Sunscreen
LIVE TINTED Hueguard Invisible Sunscreen Stick SPF 50
Neutrogena Invisible Daily Defense Face Sunscreen + Hydrating Serum with Broad Spectrum SPF 60+
Myth: Exfoliating Daily for Perfection
Reality: Exfoliation aids in cell turnover, but excess can cause irritation. 2-3 times a week with a gentle exfoliant is sufficient for a smoother complexion without harming your skin's barrier.
Amazing Facial Exfoliants:
Dermalogica Daily Microfoliant - Exfoliator Facial Scrub Powder
TULA Skin Care So Poreless Exfoliating Blackhead Scrub
M-61 PowerGlow® Peel- 30 Treatments
Myth: Moisturizers and Oils Aggravate Acne
Reality: Acne-prone skin thrives with hydration. Seek non-comedogenic, oil-free options. Some oils, like jojoba or rosehip, can even regulate sebum and enhance skin appearance.
Moisturizers I personally love:
Paula’s Choice C5 Super Boost Moisturizer with 5% Vitamin C
e.l.f. SKIN Holy Hydration!
CeraVe Moisturizing Cream | Body and Face
TATCHA The Dewy Skin Cream
In conclusion, navigating through the world of skincare requires discerning fact from fiction. An informed approach, coupled with a streamlined routine, is the key to glowing skin. When in doubt, a dermatologist's guidance can be invaluable on your skincare journey. Remember, debunking skincare myths is an essential stride towards achieving your skin's best version.
#beauty#beauty products#skincare#skin care#skincare routine#skincare tips#skincareproducts#skincareessentials#moisturizer#exfoliation#exfoliant#healthyskin#glowing skin#glowingskin#skincarejourney#skincarejunkie#beauty tips
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Do you have any recs for affordable body lotions?
u can use pretty much anything honestly vus ur body skin is thicker imo so it wont break out as long as ur not like allergic to it. so u can use
dove
vaseline
nivea
jergens
aveeno
neutrogena is on sale sometimes
i just mainly look for something big and it has to have like an oil of some type like almond or vitamin e or jojoba so i know it’ll stick to my skin post shower
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i’ve had a few inquiries recently as to my skin care routine, and to be completely honest i can’t really have one. my skin is far too sensitive for all the bells and whistles most people apply daily lol ~
i will say this, i use Neutrogena Sensitive Skin Oil Free facial moisturizer, once at night after my nightly shower before bed (i always shower before bed) and i can only use Suave Almond and Shae Butter shampoo to wash my hair and my body, it’s the only soap my skin doesn’t react to badly. i can’t wash my face more than once a day or apply the moisturizer more than once a day or my skin reacts, and it’s the only one that says oil free and i truly feel like it is.
growing up and finding what i could use and what worked for my skin was such a struggle, and i didn’t fully find everything until about a year ago. living with sensitive skin isn’t an easy thing, and i am so grateful for the advancements in skin care for people like me ~
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Guide for Glowing Skin
Having glowing, healthy skin is a goal for many people, and there are several steps you can take to help achieve it. Here are some tips for achieving glowing skin:
Use a gentle face wash: It's important to use a face wash that is gentle and won't strip your skin of its natural oils. If you have oily skin, look for a face wash that is oil-free and designed for oily skin. If you have dry skin, look for a face wash that is hydrating and designed for dry skin. Some options for a face wash for oily skin include Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash and Bioderma Sebium Gel Moussant. Try Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser or La Roche-Posay Toleriane Hydrating Gentle Cleanser for dry skin.
Exfoliate regularly: Exfoliating your skin helps to remove dead skin cells, which can make your skin look dull and lifeless. Look for a gentle exfoliator that is appropriate for your skin type. You can exfoliate once or twice a week, depending on your skin's needs.
Stay hydrated: Drinking plenty of water is essential for healthy, glowing skin. Water helps to flush toxins out of your body and keep your skin hydrated and plump. Aim for at least eight glasses of water a day.
Protect your skin from the sun: The sun's UV rays can damage your skin, leading to premature aging and skin cancer. Wear sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 days, even on cloudy days. You can also wear protective clothing, such as a hat and sunglasses, to help shield your skin from the sun's harmful rays.
Eat a healthy diet: A healthy diet is important for overall health, including the health of your skin. Aim to eat plenty of fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins. Avoid processed foods, sugary drinks, and excess alcohol, which can contribute to dull, unhealthy skin.
Get enough sleep: Getting enough sleep is essential for healthy, glowing skin; when you sleep, your body repairs and regenerates cells, including skin cells. Aim for at least seven to nine hours of sleep per night.
Use a moisturizer: Moisturizing your skin helps to keep it hydrated and plump. Look for a moisturizer that is appropriate for your skin type. If you have oily skin, look for a lightweight, oil-free moisturizer. For dry skin, look for a thicker, more hydrating moisturizer.
Use a face mask: Face masks can help to cleanse and nourish the skin deeply. Look for a face mask that is appropriate for your skin type. For example, if you have oily skin, try a clay mask to help absorb excess oil. If you have dry skin, try a hydrating sheet mask.
By following these tips and using the right skincare products for your skin type, you can help to achieve glowing, healthy skin.
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