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The hair scrub is nice. Not good for medical scalp problems but just a treat for the head.
I’ve been using the body shop eye makeup remover for donkeys years. It’s currently out of stock near me so I’m struggling to find an alternative
Clarins does a very nice eye makeup remover
Hi all. Im loving these threads, spent most of last night and this morning reading the first one, added lots of goodies to my wish list!
Can anyone recommend an eyebrow tint in taupe/ash brown? I’ve tried several and they’re always too warm/too dark. My natural brows are very ashy blonde/grey tones and I really struggle to find a good match! TIA!
Can anyone recommend an eyebrow tint in taupe/ash brown? I’ve tried several and they’re always too warm/too dark. My natural brows are very ashy blonde/grey tones and I really struggle to find a good match! TIA!
The cleansing oil is nice! I got one in tkmaxx a few months ago and it’s lovely
I have very dark eyebrows but the same problem in that they’re cool toned and dark brown/black products are always too warm and orangey. I’ve used NYX in the past and currently have a Revolution one. The lighter shades might be cool toned if the darker ones are.
Schwarzkopf Brow Tint in Dark Blonde is fantastic and very cheap on Amazon atm (around £2!!!). I was nervous applying it the first time because I was worried it would go too dark, but I found a video of someone applying it on YouTube and followed their steps. I think recommended time was 8 mins but I left it for only 5, because you can always apply it again for a darker look.
Also, you only need half the recommended amount and you still have some left over, so although the product description says 10 uses, you can easily get 20 or more out of it.
Guys what is a tubing mascara?! I’ve never heard of this ?! am I literally old now
I never wore mascara until tubing came along. It used to run or flake. Tubing stops that (rarely smudges or runs even in rain etc), plus it is removed with warm water.
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Thanks never heard of thisI never wore mascara until tubing came along. It used to run or flake. Tubing stops that (rarely smudges or runs even in rain etc), plus it is removed with warm water.
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I thought it meant it was in some new fancy tube
I just thought it was a normal “tube” of mascara 
I thought it was some weird tube.I just thought it was a normal “tube” of mascara
I use benefits lash primer as my daily mascara. It’s improve the condition of my lashes massively.
I feel so behind the times asking this but can anyone do like a "fake tan for dummies" post? 
I have the Bondi Sands foam but I've only ever used it on my legs, just so I don't blind everyone with how pale they are. I also had their gradual tan in the past which I quite liked and will probably pick up again.
I'm naturally very pale and just want a bit of a glow rather than looking like I've spent six months on a beach! I'm cool toned so also want to avoid looking orange.
Please send me any tips - best brands, how to apply it to those hard to reach areas (I live alone), removal/reapplication, literally anything and everything!
I have the Bondi Sands foam but I've only ever used it on my legs, just so I don't blind everyone with how pale they are. I also had their gradual tan in the past which I quite liked and will probably pick up again.
I'm naturally very pale and just want a bit of a glow rather than looking like I've spent six months on a beach! I'm cool toned so also want to avoid looking orange.
Please send me any tips - best brands, how to apply it to those hard to reach areas (I live alone), removal/reapplication, literally anything and everything!
Bellamianta have a scrub and an exfoliating mitt you can use first before tanning to make sure your skin is primed for the tan.I feel so behind the times asking this but can anyone do like a "fake tan for dummies" post?
I have the Bondi Sands foam but I've only ever used it on my legs, just so I don't blind everyone with how pale they are. I also had their gradual tan in the past which I quite liked and will probably pick up again.
I'm naturally very pale and just want a bit of a glow rather than looking like I've spent six months on a beach! I'm cool toned so also want to avoid looking orange.
Please send me any tips - best brands, how to apply it to those hard to reach areas (I live alone), removal/reapplication, literally anything and everything!
then you use a velvet glove to rub the fake tan on in circular motions. Some organized people put moisturizer on those dodgy dry areas like elbows ,ankles and knees to stop the tan gathering there.
bellamianta often have deals online, If you check their insta they have ‘how to’ videos that are useful.
Ooh I think I was the poster (haven’t been in here for a lil bit just having a read through now!) but yes 100% recommend. Those nasty juicy once a month spots it has SUCH a good job on, and seems to stop them spreading too much. Definitely gets them down to two days instead of four-five for me!
Replying to this late but I highly recommend 'La Roche-Posay Effaclar Duo Moisturiser for Sensitive Blemish-Prone Skin' for hormonal acne.
I have really problematic skin but if I consistently use that moisturiser on my chin and middle of my forehead, I feel it calms the deep, hormone type spots before they get really nasty. I had to use it sparingly to start because it seemed harsh but i can't be without it now!
I'm always noseying on this thread because I never feel put together.. I feel like it's just not in my blood, no matter how hard I try
Heading to Amazon now, thanks for the recommendation!
I’ve been wanting to try a lash primer - what one do you use?
Eden Perfumes online do a really good dupe for Lost Cherry, I swore nothing would ever come close to the original but it does!I wonder if this smells similar to Lost Cherry? I love that, but not the price! I’m going to check the Zara one out, thanks for sharing
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