Tend Skin

Tend Skin

jnbfan2021-06-12T13:51:21.000Z
The paper talks about how the current market doesn't specify much about the level of VL/HEV
protection, which is why there is a proposal for a VL-PF. It would be very helpful for darker skintones. Because we don't have those developments and
hybrid2021-06-12T10:34:22.000Z
I recommend Tarte Amazonian tinted moisturizer instead of Nars and BM +
The Tarte is mineral zinc sunscreen. I tend to break out from chemical sunscreens. The NARS TM definitely breaks me out. A plus is that it is closer
4eyes2021-06-10T17:07:26.000Z
YMMV. I like Eucerin UltraSensitive 0% (online only) - the one for combo skin. The Urea Repair+
face (also by Eucerin) is another one that I like (also comes in rich and regular for combo skin - I only use the regular one for combo skin), but in
jnbfan2021-06-09T18:09:10.000Z
I think MUA tends to work with certain personalities more than others. I remember
the EDS days... There's a lot of misinformation on reddit and Instagram. But also, some bad advice and misinterpretation or manipulated interpretatio
KatyBugs2021-06-07T17:29:45.000Z
Poll: Favorite daytime moisturizer with SPF for dry sensitive skin?
My skin is very dry and sensitive, but it also doesn’t like heavy films of products so I tend to do better with an all in one product than trying to l
jambon882021-06-04T12:49:01.000Z
Agree. This is also true for me. I have oily skin and tend to apply SS on bare skin. However there +
have been times when SS do this on my face and when that happens applying more only exaggerates or make it look worse on me so I probably underapply i
Lizzy282021-05-31T14:55:49.000Z
I don't think it's about "need" but what you want, are able to tolerate and how much you want to rop
pay for an ss. Mineral ss isn't any better, safer or more gentle than chemical ss. If you want the best & highest SPF/PPD protection you'll have to lo
WonderWoman2021-05-30T12:36:36.000Z
LOL When I wore both yesterday, I noticed longevity of LCaP was not that great either +
for something so much more expensive. I had kind of been weighing in my mind would someone burn through so much TH that it's as expensive as LCaP in
Lizzy282021-05-26T16:58:46.000Z
Anyone who has used/is using foundation drops? I'm thinking of trying either one or more rop
of these brands/shades. I'm N(C)10 with dry, sensitive Rosacean skin. Not looking for much coverage and I prefer a satin finish so nothing matte. From
KatieRoxx2021-05-25T00:30:11.000Z
I like it as my skin is normal leaning dry. In the past I've had mid end brands like NARS & Tarte++
so IMO the ELF Hydrating is on par with those. You don't need more than a few dots blended out to get some pretty full coverage. I would say I stil