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Art4Cara2024-09-24T03:31:24.000Z
None, actually - it just made me look worse, even applied well:( - r/o
So I’ve not worn any for decades
10172024-09-23T21:56:35.000Z
I have a like / annoyed relationship with it. Yes, it looks nice and feels nice and is fairly ++
neutral. And I will probably always have it around for nostalgia. BUT, 1. It is warmer than it leads on. I am cool but can make it work, but it
jacona2024-09-23T21:53:28.000Z
I've always tended to be a homebody, but nighttime events that require me to drive somewhere...r
are not something I look forward to anymore. Before I retired so many people would tell me I would go crazy at home and want to go back to work befor
dottielsj2024-09-23T20:28:06.000Z
I know, right? I put it on and thought “this one is amazeballs”. Then looked at it while out in the
Wild and thought “ew, this is awful!” I didn’t realize I had CRATERS not pores, so gross. I too went back to MAC’s Studio Radiance and the original F&
itsgail2024-09-23T19:11:00.000Z
That’s interesting to add about clothes reflecting body image issues. You reminded me +
When I had a severe eating disorder as a young adolescent I was put in a clinic for a few months. Everyone was beyond skinny. Some of the patients wor
Artbabe2024-09-23T16:47:23.000Z
I don't think there's any way to physically change the thickness of your hair, but there are +
products that will make it look and feel thicker. Don't know how old you are, but when my DH died I was in my early 50s, and the stress made my hair