Lovely when that happens! I agree btw.I can confirm that CT Hollywood Filter and Collection Filter Finish are virtually identical. The only different I can discern is about £30
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I feel the same way about that and the ELF version. A youtuber (possibly pampered wolf) said that she preferred the ELF version to CT version.I can confirm that CT Hollywood Filter and Collection Filter Finish are virtually identical. The only difference I can discern is about £30
Mac Well Dressed is my absolute favourite blush - it is such a beautiful colour. But I think it has been discontinued
Noooo! That’s the only blush I use!Mac Well Dressed is my absolute favourite blush - it is such a beautiful colour. But I think it has been discontinued
ETA: bugger, it’s true. I’m going to have to ration mine.
Ok, have to search for a dupe for that now!
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Have any of you lovely ladies any recommendations for forehead wrinkles? They're not bad yet but I want to really try and put off going down the route of botox.
I have tried retinol and it was too harsh for my skin, I think it was the lowest % too. I wouldn't usually consider my skin as sensitive. I have combination skin but it is starting to become drier than it was a few years ago.
I have tried retinol and it was too harsh for my skin, I think it was the lowest % too. I wouldn't usually consider my skin as sensitive. I have combination skin but it is starting to become drier than it was a few years ago.
Anyone recommend a shampoo that will actually help fine hair? Greasy roots dry ends, every shampoo I buy just doesn't help
I use the alfa parf reconstruction shampoo and love it. But the game changer for my hair was changing the way I washed it. I seen it on some tiktok about working the shampoo into your hair and then rinsing it for a lot longer than you would think it needs. I can easily get a week between washes now without it being greasy
A fringe?
I've had one in the past and I think trying to keep it from sticking up or going wavy only contributed to my wrinkles
Im on my last pan of it and it’s nearly all goneNoooo! That’s the only blush I use!
ETA: bugger, it’s true. I’m going to have to ration mine.
If you find a dupe please let me know - I’m having no luck so far!
Nuface mini. Creams and lotions and potions won’t do anything.
Has anyone tried the Mielle Rosemary Mint Oil for Scalp and Hair? All the drama around it and some black women saying white women shouldn’t use it and such has peaked my interest- is it really that good?
I really want to try it now I have read about it. Have a lot of hormonal loss and thinning. It's in my cart. 
Why shouldn’t white women use it?
Do you own one? I was looking at those too and wondered were they worth it!
Mielle is a black owned brand that created a hair oil that catered for textured (Afro Caribbean) hair. An influencer (who is white) bought it and mentioned on her Tik Tok that it was working well in the few weeks she had used it and sold out and some places started to increase their prices. One person commented saying ‘The natural hair product section is so small, y’all have hundreds of brands catered to your hair and we have about 10 that actually work’
Black women have taken to leaving horrible comments on white women’s social media that talk about the products and give it a negative review saying that it’s for black women only.
I can understand the ire about the price hike, always annoying, but the business person is black and going to earn well out of it, so in that respect seeing a black business do well is cheering. And maybe it will bring more black businesses into the market.
I don’t like dictators in any sphere, particularly hate all this cultural appropriation malarky, unless it is an appropriation that encourages racism. Leaving horrible comments is not on. What any one chooses to wear or use is not really anybody’s business. One of my black colleagues wears a blond wig. I must tell her to remove it as she has no right to wear it, or maybe I should just mind my own business and let her crack on.
I don’t like dictators in any sphere, particularly hate all this cultural appropriation malarky, unless it is an appropriation that encourages racism. Leaving horrible comments is not on. What any one chooses to wear or use is not really anybody’s business. One of my black colleagues wears a blond wig. I must tell her to remove it as she has no right to wear it, or maybe I should just mind my own business and let her crack on.
These are the sort of comments being left:
What they don’t seem to understand is that by getting more exposure it means more money and being bought out means that more money again can be used for R&D. If the brand changes the ingredients it’s down to the brand, not the customers.
Can’t imagine the brand wants to apartheid its own product. The more people that buy it the merrier for them.
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