Tend Skin

Tend Skin

wildthingsmom2019-08-29T16:49:10.000Z
tend skin? it is designed for ingrown hairs and razor burn...
Lizzy282019-08-29T12:30:25.000Z
You can manage to get a healthy so slightly acidic skin's pH level by using skincare products rop
with a pH 5 or 5.5 like Sebamed, Eucerin and such. Research websites, google and try to find out the pH of cleansers, body washes and body lotions. Bu
Nemea2019-08-21T17:37:10.000Z
If you can't tolerate any form of vitamin C++
is 4% niacinamide an OK compromise? My skin loves the niacinamide product, but hate anything with any form of vitamin C.At the present, I'm also using
herekittykitty02019-08-19T20:25:42.000Z
just swatched new fenty and bought it on the spot. Came in w/ no makeup and put it on in my car ++
didnt use a primer, moisturizer, setting powder, or concealer - given the circumstances AND i used that nasty sephora makeup remover in store before i
kloverdcb2019-08-18T01:30:20.000Z
Bought Maybelline superstay ink crayon in lead the way- it is straight up
Brown on me! So strange since it looks pinky nude on others. Not sure why lip liner type products tend to pull really brown on my nc25 skin. I guess I
CrazyMomof72019-08-17T20:02:09.000Z
I only use powder foundations. The right ones will skim over/fill pores instead of....
Pooling in them. Mt natural skin oils tend to make them look very lovely, like skin. It's also a lot easier to get buildable/variable coverage. I
Rygard2019-08-16T17:32:46.000Z
Clear - I tend to get colored gel all over the skin around my brows.
frckls2019-08-14T09:16:23.000Z
3rd. Judging from the color of your neck and upper chest, you look like my kind of olive. It's very+
hard not to try foundation in person and not just swatching on the chest. Everytime I swatch on my chest and the color disappears, it doesn't do that
rayoflight2019-08-09T22:34:57.000Z
30 is kinda the current accepted one, but as it turns out higher numbers are better +++
mostly because a sunscreen with very high factors like 50+ make up a bit for under-application. Think it like this, if you apply half of the recommend
rayoflight2019-08-08T18:12:58.000Z
Only in theory. There’s also no consensus about how much +++
of the pigment has to be in a product to have a positive effect, maybe 0.1% is enough, maybe 5% are required, but I’d tend to think that more=better (