Hype

Hype

Theasylph2019-04-28T00:15:00.000Z
Looking for semi permanent black dye that will wash out +
And hopefully look good as it fades- I’ve used punky color and manic panic type brands previously but would like something a little better- something
feathers12019-04-27T23:30:00.000Z
I bought, used a few times, saw no benefit. Maybe I didn’t use it long enough but+
it does seem like a lot of hype. But my friend seems to think it works for her forehead lines. Then again she uses a lot of products so who knows.
itsprincesspri2019-04-27T16:43:00.000Z
Are jade / rose quartz rollers worth the hype? I might order one during the sale ????
SJS632019-04-27T13:58:00.000Z
I think sometime people fall for the hype or current popularity if an item and purchase rop
without really thinking it through. I’ve been guilty if this too. But on the other hand, I’ve bought LE Chanel, MAC etc fir a fraction of the original
ohsewdizzy2019-04-27T13:15:00.000Z
With all the hype simple human doesn't make me happy! I got a cost Co mirror that I've had for ++
Over 10 years I have 2 back ups of same mirror but the old one keeps in going 10x lighted...
d-girl2019-04-26T11:40:00.000Z
I am going to say it...the Jeffree Star Concealer is garbage...
I bought into the hype and the fake youtube videos, and, of course, it was a mistake. First of all, his descriptions of shades is ridiculously off. I
sparkleglasses2019-04-24T21:56:00.000Z
The Vivid brights and Cool Neutrals eyeshadow palettes & Worth the Hype mascara
lillixiii2019-04-20T10:19:00.000Z
Good girl gone bad. Sandlewood. I literally only smell sandlewood. I don't get the hype+
Also jm amber ginger lily. Again I only smelled sandlewood.. and cinnamon? Ok but not fbw for me
ambientlight2019-04-20T09:52:00.000Z
Yep, I was here when the hype was insane. I never had luck getting the only one I was interested in
rayoflight2019-04-19T14:19:00.000Z
Maybe. There’s only a handful of smaller studies that would suggest that +++
Differin does improve skin like that, but those studies also suggest that the 0.3% strength is more likely to improve skin. So far there’s no studies