It's Skin

It's Skin

omniclean2024-03-01T02:34:32.000Z
i think with fraxel so much depends on the skill of the practitioner. i've seen some amazing++
results and i've seen some horrorshow results. it depends on the settings and the number of passes, one's skin type, etc. to be brutally frank, i
sandra19002024-02-29T15:09:58.000Z
Hema (Dutch brand) in Royal orange. It's the perfect shade of orange ++
and it's creamy and not drying. I own 2 of them, one for lipstick and I use the other one as a cream blush (again perfect shade of orange and warmth f
KatieRoxx2024-02-28T19:12:56.000Z
Yes, and I think your skin can react differently depending on what time of year it is. Some things+
I have no problem wearing in the warm months when my skin leans more on the normal side, but in the winter my skin gets really dry and some items can
whackedoutwheeze2024-02-28T18:42:15.000Z
Yes, over the years I've experienced becoming intolerant to certain ingredients that weren't ++
a problem before. And vice versa! Our skin does change over time. It's fascinating and frustrating at the same time lol