GOA

GOA

4eyes2021-01-04T01:01:27.000Z
probably won't hurt to try it, altho those homeopathic concentrations are unlikely to do anything+
sulfur can b helpful for some. don't know abt the goa powder. Many of the rosacea txs can be helpful to people who don't have rosacea, so as long as y
Redwings112021-01-03T10:51:41.000Z
I’m not using one yet, was considering it. There is a product called ++
Prosacea that contains Sulphur 1x (mineral) and Chrysarobinum 12x (extract from Goa powder) - these are the medicinal ingredients, that I was thinking
SJS632020-11-12T17:42:47.000Z
Buxom Goa
SJS632020-11-12T17:38:49.000Z
FOTD because I liked my look today
Foundation-Chanel Vitalumiere Aqua in 400 with a bit of MAC Studio Sculpt in NC20 to lighten. Set with Lise Watier loose powder and finished with pre
jackie192020-11-10T03:19:08.000Z
Chantecaille Goa - unlike any I've found (looks scary in the pan but applies beautifully)
SJS632020-09-22T16:01:58.000Z
Buxom Goa
LllamaDelRey2020-07-21T04:26:01.000Z
Big OCD post here! Please help me decide to keep or toss this clothing. Maybe NSFW? ++
pls excuse my hideous sunburn, the random tucking in (can you tell I was rushing) things to keep in mind: I am moving to Amsterdam in fall 2021 and
brassovaries2020-07-12T16:12:58.000Z
Thanks that's helpful. I'm NC30 and realize that while CT Medium was perfect a few++
Weeks ago and will be perfect for much of the year, I'm in search of something darker now. Doesn't sound like Goa is it, but Goa might be a suitable s
cosmeticcosmos2020-07-12T12:08:17.000Z
I have GOA and I'm fair-skinned (NC20). It's not that dark. Goa has more red in it than...
the CT one you mentioned. The CT tan might be darker.
brassovaries2020-07-11T21:40:49.000Z
ISO swatches/comparisons: Chantecaille Goa and CT new bronzer in Tan+++
I'm dark enough that I can go darker, but have no way to try them and can't find enough swatches online to make up my mind. are they similar? Differe