my moisture

my moisture

ScreamQueenXO2020-06-24T18:01:41.000Z
Wooden brushes produce less static, I spent time learning about this one winter+
My hair was so staticky I was so upset lol I also think you need shampoo and conditioner that will add more moisture to your hair. I really like t
Andee2020-06-24T11:52:58.000Z
AM: LRP Toleriane Ultra or Dr Barbara Sturm Brightening Cream; PM: Skinfix Triple Lipid Peptide+
Cream. I mix the AM cream with a bakuchiol serum that has some hyaluronic acid in it so it draws more moisture into my skin.
Calincherie2020-06-23T05:57:21.000Z
Recs for a non greasy feeling moisturizer?
I’m horrible with remembering to use moisturizer despite having dry skin. I typically hate the feel of them because it feels like greasy sunscreen or
gymmia2020-06-22T15:10:13.000Z
I went thru the same thing when I first started coloring++
my hair. I have dark hair naturally and must color every 2 to 3 wks too. I developed hot roots too after coloring frequently too initially. However,
jill92020-06-22T00:21:59.000Z
I love Shea Moisture Manuka Honey Mask conditioner. My hair was fried from a home hair color+
This is a miracle! You can use it 2 times a month or once a week!
Andee2020-06-21T15:10:48.000Z
I have both. The Moisture has slightly more coverage. The Aqua is slightly thinner & better for+
warm weather. Unfortunately, my perfect shade only comes in Moisture. I use the next closest which is a tad too dark & too yellow in the Aqua. But mix
Jemma_2020-06-21T12:24:41.000Z
I ordered samples from camerareadycosmetics site in both formulas.
I much preferred the moisture formula. I ended up buying the full size. It quickly replaced Armani luminous silk for event ready makeup. I save it for
imnotshelley2020-06-21T09:41:36.000Z
I have. The Aqua was too sheer for me and I didn't like the way it ++
looked built up. I couldn't find a perfect match either. All were too yellow or pink. I roughly NW15-18 with surface redness and an oily t-zone. I
4eyes2020-06-19T12:19:08.000Z
I have no problem w/ light cones. If they are too thick and heavy they can be hard to remove and+
my mu will kind of slide around on top w/o adhering to my skin. BUt generally, they are pretty inert and help retain moisture. They do need to be tho
ShadyPinesMa2020-06-16T22:59:08.000Z
Do I need to use an occlusive over cerave pm? +
It has ceramides, niacinamide and hyaluronic acid. I think I read somewhere that HA can actually pull moisture from the skin if you don't apply someth