SMOOTH

SMOOTH

lfrueh2023-04-17T02:52:57.000Z
Dry, mature but smooth skin here. I found it very rich and pigmented - gorgeous if
done right but easily becomes cake face. I’d compare it to Shiseido Synchro Skin Lifting foundation. For now Dior Forever Glow is my HG for medium to
restingwitchface2023-04-17T00:53:24.000Z
ooh i want to touch. are they suede or smooth?
rasputin72612023-04-16T21:51:50.000Z
thanks dottie.... is this the lp product?
https://www.sephora.com/product/living-proof-no-frizz-smooth-styling-spray-P504338?country_switch=us&lang=en&skuId=2635431&om_mmc=ppc-GG_18532081624_1
mhanna2023-04-16T15:08:51.000Z
Filler under the eye made a huge difference for me. Not only does it smooth out the area+
but the filler amplifies any hydrating products under the eye. IF the lines are in the corners of the eye (crows feet) then botox would get rid of th
ziggymama2023-04-16T03:56:38.000Z
If you want something where a little goes a LONG way and lasts well on the skin... ++
NARS Liquid blush. I have Dolce Vita, see tips below. I do find that other cream blushes (BB Pot Rouge/Stila CC) are more lasting than, say, Fenty.
CroMagnumMan2023-04-15T13:18:13.000Z
It is interesting the skin on my Grandmother's arms is practically hanging off from sun damage +
with brown spots and texture but the skin on her upper back with no sun exposure is plump and smooth. There is something to it.
Pjjsmith2023-04-15T04:40:49.000Z
smooth out some light frizz and dry ends. I like both but I not sure which one is working best, lol
drone2023-04-14T00:03:18.000Z
Ariana Grande MOD Blush & MOD Vanilla - they're fun & yummy (more)
MOD Blush Top notes -- Passionfruit, Raspberry, Pink Pepper and Bergamot; Middle notes -- Rose, Pear and Magnolia; Base notes -- Musk, Dreamwood,
TVARTDIVA2023-04-13T13:13:29.000Z
Here's one that is dear to my heart and never fails to get raves....Rop++
I cook a lot and I mean a lot, it's my yoga so I am not being fresh when I say I have tons of go to original or family recipes in every category that
ziggymama2023-04-11T06:25:28.000Z
Could be seborrheic dermatitis, it's a fungal thing and very persistent; it was more or less ++
the cause of my skin freakout at menopause. Here's a writeup I did about this: Fighting Seborrheic dermatitis (seb derm, SD) I had patches on my