benefit Cosmetics

benefit Cosmetics

lucretiabrgia2020-12-31T19:20:42.000Z
YSL TE, LM Caviar stick, MAC e/b pen, ND mini Glam, Benefit Gf Prf e/b pencil, Clarins mattifier ++
Clarins Fix Spray, YSL mascara, Benefit brow gel, Fenty eyeliners, MJ eyeliners, Smashbox eyeliner, HG eyeliner, LM e/l curler, ND Glam, Smashbox and
Mysterygirl2020-12-31T17:33:41.000Z
Blush of the Day?
I ain't done nothing yet. Your favorite farmer hick from South... Yeah yeah, another day, "Another 1.23 USD,". Hahahaha, my Manager said we don'
rayoflight2020-12-20T16:22:55.000Z
It might bean ok product, depending on how sensitive/reactive your particular skin is when it +
comes to added fragrance and the cesspool of cosmetics - plant extracts (plant extracts aren't monoliths they consist of hundreds of chemicals and pre
rayoflight2020-12-01T10:16:30.000Z
Avene and A-Derma make decent ones, they are part of same Pierre Fabre group, so there are +
similarities between some of their products, they use a lot of Tinosorb M, so their products do tend to look white on the skin. Also, Ultrasun, Uriage
MaryEllen2020-11-29T09:31:04.000Z
The big list of Cyber Monday Deals (so you can plan ahead) +++
100% PURE $5 and $10 deals, ends 11/30. ACE BEAUTE 45% off w/code THANKS20, ends 11/30. AETHER BEAUTY 20% off sitewide, ends 11/30. ALGENIST 30% of
MaryEllen2020-11-23T02:09:04.000Z
FYI--the big list of Black Friday deals (sourced from Temptalia, posted here for your convenience) +
So, while I always appreciate your thanks, I don't deserve much credit. I just think it's handy to have them posted here. BTW, I haven't seen much di
rayoflight2020-11-11T20:53:44.000Z
Not really same, azelaic isn't one of the hydroxy acids and doesn't have much in common with +++
the glycolic, lactic, malic, etc. alpha hydroxy ones because azelaic acid contains carboxyl groups, so it's more like oxalic acid, for example. Beside
rayoflight2020-11-03T11:33:25.000Z
Maybe ask yourself why you want to buy all the the skincare? It might not be a pretty conversation +
with yourself but figuring out why ''retail therapy'' focused on cosmetics is being practised, intentionally or unintentionally, might offer insight a
Lizzy282020-11-01T19:23:32.000Z
Try to find out which ingrediens are the culprit; then read & compare ingredients lists. rop
Several ingredients are more likely to cause breakouts and/or irritation than others although as always it's all YMMV. https://www.beautifulwithbrains
frckls2020-10-20T13:28:25.000Z
I keep my root black with med brown balayage. My brows are very thin and sparse but microbladed. I+
like to just darken the hair as the microblading has faded a bit (but surprisingly still going strong after 6 years). On the hair (I don't smudge it)