Equate

Equate

rosie000002022-09-07T18:28:00.000Z
TF Cafe Rose…love a coffee + rose blend! I equate it with elegance.
..recalling the scent of the coffee urns at fashion shows, their scent mingling with the rose fragrances of socialite’s lipsticks in the warm, bright
Juliet77812022-08-22T10:00:30.000Z
I just read the name list. I always equate raunchy names with desperation to sell products 🤦🏼‍♀️
MelissaGinParis2022-07-15T21:04:02.000Z
2nd, I don't equate any brand with a specific age range... you just have to find what works for you>
and not necessarily within the same brand
ziggymama2022-06-20T01:31:46.000Z
Here's my technique ++
Paula’s Choice CALM Redness Relief Normal/Dry Cleanser (see my makeup/ss removal technique below) https://www.paulaschoice.com/calm-redness-relief-cl
ziggymama2022-06-17T12:42:25.000Z
Here's what I do (super sensitive eyes) ++
Removing eye makeup What I use: * Physicians Formula Lotion Eye Makeup Remover https://www.iherb.com/pr/Physicians-Formula-Eye-Makeup-Remover-Lot
ziggymama2022-06-08T05:07:10.000Z
To sub for my former HG, PC Moisture Boost One Step Cleanser, ++
try Paula’s Choice CALM Redness Relief Cleanser for Normal to Dry Skin. Technique matters too: Makeup (and sunscreen) Removal Technique NOTE:
Lillixiii2022-06-06T17:00:45.000Z
37th bday haul!! What I bought in May!++
This month I also bought some skincare/ haircare staple repurchases, but this is the more interesting or new to me stuff. I feel a little guilty.
ziggymama2022-06-03T12:59:47.000Z
Equate cocoa butter w/ avocado oil mixed in the hand, applied to wet skin.
ziggymama2022-06-03T12:58:44.000Z
I don't do double cleanse, this is my technique for getting all makeup/ss off in one shot ++
Paula’s Choice Moisture Boost One-Step (see my makeup/ss removal technique below) https://www.paulaschoice.com/moisture-boost-one-step-face-cleanser/
ziggymama2022-05-29T03:27:52.000Z
One very simple thing I do every day that helps me avoid getting eye issues is ++
First thing in the morning, instill 2 drops of eyedrops in each eye. Wet a tiny piece of cloth (less shredding than cotton squares), wring out, and ge