I used to use LRP and found it stung my eyes. I only wear SPF50 and the only two brands I've ever found that were comfortable to wear - Canmake (Japanese, but I don't like the smell or whitecast and I think I read it isn't broad spectrum) and Beauty of Joseon the rice prebiotic one (Korean, my holy grail, no smell, lovely texture, no pilling, now whitecast, hydrating, affordable, will rebuy forever).
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Delighted to hear this as after I posted this last week I did some googling and ordered the Beauty of Joseon rice prebiotic one as reviews came up really good for sensitive eyes. Fingers crossed it doesnt irritate them.
You are an amazing friendCan anyone recommend a good quality eyeshadow palette please? Looking to buy for a friend who usually wears neutrals or smokey colours. Shes really in to her make up but is on a tight budget and her palettes are old so I wanted to treat her to a nice one for her birthday but I don’t know where to start because I only ever use the same 3/4 eyeshadow coloursBudget up to £100.
as someone else said the jeffree star ones are good and so many to choose from especially if you are after a non neutral one
Will you be my friend?Can anyone recommend a good quality eyeshadow palette please? Looking to buy for a friend who usually wears neutrals or smokey colours. Shes really in to her make up but is on a tight budget and her palettes are old so I wanted to treat her to a nice one for her birthday but I don’t know where to start because I only ever use the same 3/4 eyeshadow colours
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I've been using good old Nivea's Q10 cellulite gel cream for ages and I find it to be great.
I'm always on the hunt for a cellulite cream, I have the worst! But lately I've been using castor oil with a massage tool and massaging it in before bed each night. Definitely feel like it's helping whether its the massage or the castor oil I'm not sureWill you be my friend?
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I've been using good old Nivea's Q10 cellulite gel cream for ages and I find it to be great.
Ziaja Fit Mango Moisturising Body Serum.
It smells amazing, soaks in really quickly and leaves my skin feeling and looking so so good! I get it in Tesco!
For rosacea peeps: I have no idea if this person has a good or bad rep on YT. She may be shilling more expensive products, but it’s the ingredients that are important. I found it very helpful. TO azelaic acid and niacinamide works very well for me.
FINE, I’ll buy it
Depends how big you want the pallette I love Lisa Eldridge's palettes they are easy to use, blend beautifully and don't have a fallout. For £100 you could get her a couple of thoseCan anyone recommend a good quality eyeshadow palette please? Looking to buy for a friend who usually wears neutrals or smokey colours. Shes really in to her make up but is on a tight budget and her palettes are old so I wanted to treat her to a nice one for her birthday but I don’t know where to start because I only ever use the same 3/4 eyeshadow colours
Byredo have just released a gorgeous pallete which I have my eye on. I've not used any of their makeup before
I actually already have the PT shade in one of the collagen bath gloss but wow this one hits different. Didn’t know if it was worth buying the same colour in a diff formula - it was. Goes on like a charm. Promise xxx
By Mario cream blush stick. By far my fav product in my make up kit.
My newest cream blush was nudestix in pretty peach, so far I really like it and I’m so fussy with cream blush
I bought the newest bondi sands face fluid (SPF 50) a few days ago as a replacement for ultra violette supreme screen.
Wanted to find something a lot cheaper so far so good, different texture and I need to shove a bit of moisturiser under it. I'm impressed for the price
Wanted to find something a lot cheaper so far so good, different texture and I need to shove a bit of moisturiser under it. I'm impressed for the price
Someone on this thread mentioned letting Cerave hydrating cleanser sit on their face (
) for a few minutes before washing off.
I've been doing it at least once a day since reading the tip and my skin is looking and feeling fantastic! Strangers and my hairdresser have commented on it etc.
I was on the fence about that cleanser tbh (despite using it for a couple of years out of habit) as I felt it didn't do a whole lot but I'm loving it now - it's like a mini face mask every day!
Also loving the ELF Holy Hydration! Hydro-gel moisturiser. I use a scary 4 to 6 pumps each morning but my skin bloody loves it. It's good value at €15 (I'll still try to get it on 3 for 2 at Boots) and I like the pump applicator.
) for a few minutes before washing off.I've been doing it at least once a day since reading the tip and my skin is looking and feeling fantastic! Strangers and my hairdresser have commented on it etc.
I was on the fence about that cleanser tbh (despite using it for a couple of years out of habit) as I felt it didn't do a whole lot but I'm loving it now - it's like a mini face mask every day!
Also loving the ELF Holy Hydration! Hydro-gel moisturiser. I use a scary 4 to 6 pumps each morning but my skin bloody loves it. It's good value at €15 (I'll still try to get it on 3 for 2 at Boots) and I like the pump applicator.
@Traazers have you seen And Begin have changed their pricing and size? 
Here for using products in the wrong order/different methodsSomeone on this thread mentioned letting Cerave hydrating cleanser sit on their face (
I've been doing it at least once a day since reading the tip and my skin is looking and feeling fantastic! Strangers and my hairdresser have commented on it etc.
I was on the fence about that cleanser tbh (despite using it for a couple of years out of habit) as I felt it didn't do a whole lot but I'm loving it now - it's like a mini face mask every day!
Also loving the ELF Holy Hydration! Hydro-gel moisturiser. I use a scary 4 to 6 pumps each morning but my skin bloody loves it. It's good value at €15 (I'll still try to get it on 3 for 2 at Boots) and I like the pump applicator.
because I have been putting face oil on my face BEFORE moisturiser and it looks so much better
is that bad?
I tried a kind of layering/slugging with active > serum > snail mucin > skin food patted on top for a week or so.
Skin hasn’t felt so soft or balanced for years.
I’ve decided to go for it and invest in Obagi for melasma/pigmentation in a few months when baby arrives. Any good or bad experiences gratefully received.