Collection

Collection

hellohowareya2024-08-26T22:00:11.000Z
It's like a capsule collection. Very French.
nickitraylor2024-08-26T12:19:17.000Z
Exactly! A collection that suits you perfectly is exactly right
10172024-08-26T12:18:40.000Z
No. I buy what I think is appropriate for me. I have never been the person to buy a $70 ++
eyeshadow quad. But I will easily buy a MAC one for $35 or a Maybelline or Wet n Wild or another Sephora one for in that range ($2-35 ish). It just
violaceopes2024-08-25T23:24:35.000Z
My teeny tiny stash+
https://img.makeupalley.com/7/7/7/1/4169447.jpg L-R ILNP Madeline, Vapid Cyberpunk, Ella + Mila Lights Out, ILNP Fame, Illyrian All One Mind (March
Lillixiii2024-08-25T23:03:11.000Z
I used to think of my mu as a “makeup collection” +
And I always got suckered into the next thing to make my collection feel complete. My low buy had turned into a no buy since the beginning of May. I g
BigSwingingOvaries2024-08-25T21:55:13.000Z
I'm cutting back for a few reasons - I'm moving house, I have too much makeup, rop
I want to save money for new furniture etc when I move and not have to budget, I keep getting a bit overwhelmed by my blush collection. I just want to
dahlialover2024-08-25T19:38:42.000Z
No. I already have a pared down collection and mostly stick to rebuying what I know works, some of+
which is expensive and some of which is inexpensive. If I was a person who made lots of impulse buys and had so much stuff that I found things in bac
laurenp2024-08-25T18:25:24.000Z
No but I am trying to buy less stuff and I always buy on sale. I also only get my hair done
3-4 times a year and don’t do any other salon services like manis, pedis or facials. I try to plan my purchases too. I made a short list of things