Wet Brush

Wet Brush

whackedoutwheeze2024-10-02T01:32:44.000Z
Leave-in conditioner is a must! Get a spray instead of a cream since your hair is fine ++
so it won't be weighed down. If you do nothing else, at a minimum start using leave-in conditioner every time you wash. I've been following tips
ziggymama2024-09-28T03:28:23.000Z
Tips ++
APPLYING CREAM BLUSH TIP: Apply your blush dots well inside the “boundary” of where you want it. If you get too close to the edge, color will slop ov
Redwings112024-09-25T10:29:01.000Z
pbi, I keep one in my shower (has a hook style handle) and a separate one in my vanity drawer +
and yes, you can use it on wet and dry hair. It's wonderful, especially for thick coarse wavy hair, it glides through without pulling and detangles l
whackedoutwheeze2024-09-25T05:15:21.000Z
You can use it on wet or dry hair. 'Wet' is the brand name, the plastic bristles are ++
super flexible. If they hit a tangle they don't rip through it, they kind of flex away from the snarl. There's also the Tangle Teaser, but it see
Redwings112024-09-24T18:21:10.000Z
I've been a longtime user of the Wet brush, it is a game changer for our hair type!!
shuppet882024-09-10T23:39:42.000Z
Walmart haul: ByTerry on clearance and Hard Candy++
So I went in to pick up my mom's meds and of course had to stop at the makeup section because reasons 😅 I was going to just get the Hard Candy shadow
Doodleses2024-09-05T16:57:49.000Z
Depends on the shade. I don't ever wear pigmented cream blushes >>
because they can be hard to blend out and then it'll shift your base. I use a dense brush to apply the Mac Go Play! blush but will use my fingertips t
aporia2024-08-28T14:42:43.000Z
Wet brush (you can use it dry) or tangle teaser