MILKY

MILKY

setoutrunning2018-12-28T18:29:00.000Z
Preference?
Do you have a preference between organic and inorganic? Also any skin type preferences? In general, milky or gel-texture organic sunscreens—including
setoutrunning2018-12-28T15:15:00.000Z
L-AA Alternatives?
I’d probably go for the toner myself, just to ensure any traces of cleanser are gone (especially being an oil/milky cleanser person) and to help with
Hest882018-12-25T01:10:00.000Z
NC 25-30 here. For my weekday ss, I use...
Nivea Suncare UV Milky Gel. Lovely, viscous texture and no whitecast. My slightly heavier one is Uriage Bariesun Lait (Lotion) SPF50+. It's slightly t
swirl2018-12-20T19:47:00.000Z
Does anyone use Biomega Moisture Shampoo?
I just bought at Ulta today and it's a different color. The one I bought a few months ago was a milky white and this one is clear. What do you think?
NatalieA2018-12-19T10:06:00.000Z
2018 empties and mini-reviews (or "I can't believe I saved all my trash for a year!") +
Makeup: https://img.makeupalley.com/8/2/2/6/3543739.JPEG Holy grail status: TF Hangover primer, Nars eye primer, CG Clean Matte BB cream, MAC St
luv7girl2018-12-14T17:03:00.000Z
JM Pure Argan milk - I am hoping BarbieH is reading this. My phone ++
is Misbehaving, as I just tried p.m’g you. I ordered the above product on your recommendation, and I love the feel! (but my skin has always loved milk
powderpuff3602018-12-13T18:48:00.000Z
If you can tolerate coconut derivatives I highly suggest Too Cool For School >
Coconut Milky Mist. This is everything I wanted TF Hangover Rx 3 in 1 spray to be. I like to think the Too Cool For School spray is a much better qual
worrly2018-12-11T03:13:00.000Z
Sometimes I have to, but mixed together its milky. timesaver
hybrid2018-12-10T13:57:00.000Z
What are your favorite sheer polishes for opal jelly sandwiches? +
There have been several posts in Illicitly Illyrian FB fan group with rainbow colored shred toppers sandwiched between layers of sheer pink or lavende
worrly2018-12-10T01:55:00.000Z
I mixed it in a bottle. It does go milky that way.