Looking for a non smelling fake tan, does anyone have a go to?
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I do, it allows me time to wake up properly and work out what to wear
- cleanse face
- Moisturise
- Feed the cats to slow moisturiser time to sink in
- Put on minimal make up, which usually comprises of a little foundation on my rosacea, eyeliner, eyebrow pencil, mascara and lipstick. Maybe a little bronzer if im in the office
- Take hair out of curling hairband if I haven’t already and tame into some kind of ‘do, usually throwing the side back into a clip
- Curl eyelashes and pop on lipstick
I really like the L’Oréal tinted water cream and the tinted serum.Could I please have some recommendations for tinted moisturiser or something along those lines, I'm planning to completely ditch the foundation this summer.
I am just off for my first ever botox - nervous!!. Just having my crows feet done for now then will progress to brow and frown lines eventually.
I've also booked a lash lift and tint for March.
2023 the year I prioritise myself
As for a routine, it’s short and sweet, I’m not a morning person
Cleanse
Mist
SPF
Cup of tea while that soaks in
Matte setting spray as primer
Do my brows while that drys, then tinted moisturiser, curl my lashes/mascara and blush. I’ve got it down to ten minutes now
Yes, I think it is the consistency that is too thick for my skin, it doesn’t really sink in and just stays on top attracting dirt. I’ll check out the LRP one, thank you!
I’ve been using the LRP one for years now it’s amazing! My make up goes over it so nicely too
Hey, I’m loving this thread! Does anyone have recommendations for SPF suitable for brown skin? All sunscreens seem to leave a white cast or make me go grey, and it makes me feel the need to wear makeup to cover it, I cba! Thank you in advance 
I have Tweezerman hangnail clippers. I’ve found these on Amazon it would stop you from picking them:Does anyone else here pick hangnails something terrible? I seem to do it all the time and it’s so not polished or groomed
Amazon product
This is me even down to the catI do, it allows me time to wake up properly and work out what to wear
- cleanse face
- Moisturise
- Feed the cats to slow moisturiser time to sink in
- Put on minimal make up, which usually comprises of a little foundation on my rosacea, eyeliner, eyebrow pencil, mascara and lipstick. Maybe a little bronzer if im in the office
- Take hair out of curling hairband if I haven’t already and tame into some kind of ‘do, usually throwing the side back into a clip
- Curl eyelashes and pop on lipstick
I do this most days too, I just use lipliner instead of lipstick. People think it seems a lot of effort but it's really not, I actually find it relaxing having those few mins to myself in the morning. It's a nice ritual to start the day and feel ready to face whatever fresh hell is heading my way
. Also means I look less like a gremlin which is better for everyone involved!
I posted before that I wasn't seeing much difference. Now it's been a couple months I do see a bit of difference but it's definitely not dramatic. I don't think I will be repurchasing.
Others had good results though so good luck! I think most said 2 weeks to a month to see a difference
I noticed thickness in my lashes within a few weeks. I've been using for about 3 months now and have noticed they seem to have had a growth spurt in the last 1-2 weeks.
Worked really well on mine, I’m a few months in and they look great. However, there is a difference in the two eyes because I put it on my right eye first every time. Change that routine up.
I only noticed a slight difference nothing that anyone else would comment on
I am here for the morning routines, I love reading them too @clare999 ! Mine is:
- Open windows
- Make bed
- Shower while Nespresso machine wakes up
- Body moisturiser
- Coffee
- Snail mucin
- Moisturiser
- SPF
- Do hair while that soaks in
- Brush teeth and mouthwash
- Get dressed
- Pack bag
- Do makeup
- Perfume
- Leave!
- Buy coffee before walking into office
This thread has also helped me so much in learning to wash my hair before bed rather than attempt it in the morning
sounds so obvious but I needed to be told!
- Open windows
- Make bed
- Shower while Nespresso machine wakes up
- Body moisturiser
- Coffee
- Snail mucin
- Moisturiser
- SPF
- Do hair while that soaks in
- Brush teeth and mouthwash
- Get dressed
- Pack bag
- Do makeup
- Perfume
- Leave!
- Buy coffee before walking into office
This thread has also helped me so much in learning to wash my hair before bed rather than attempt it in the morning
sounds so obvious but I needed to be told!A few weeks then I saw a massive difference. There’s a single lash that has grown so long it’s now curling downwards and sticks out
Hello new to this lovely thread
apologies if these have been been mentioned before!
does anyone use Revitalash? I’ve used it for about 3 years now and it’s amazing! I wait until Black Friday deals to buy it but interested if the alternatives are better
. definitely going to do my left eye first tonight
also regarding hair - highly recommend a silk hair wrap to wear to bed, makes an unbelievable difference to the look and feel of your hair, especially if it’s frizzy and curly. It’s a passion killer but worth it
apologies if these have been been mentioned before!does anyone use Revitalash? I’ve used it for about 3 years now and it’s amazing! I wait until Black Friday deals to buy it but interested if the alternatives are better
. definitely going to do my left eye first tonightalso regarding hair - highly recommend a silk hair wrap to wear to bed, makes an unbelievable difference to the look and feel of your hair, especially if it’s frizzy and curly. It’s a passion killer but worth it
I’ve tried a lot as I mostly wear regular polish and not gel/shellac, and I can say OPI and Essie are the best. There is also Essence, it is a little cheaper and easier to find as you can buy it while doing a food shop in a big supermarket. Most luxury brands like Chanel, Dior, YSL do very regular, run-of-the-mill polishes that aren’t any better than more affordable ones and are not worth their money unless we are talking unique or rare colours.
I do, I went to a posh school where makeup was like a uniform so I had to learn how to do it…It's just a habit now. My routine looks like this:
Before bed
— wash and style hair every evening/every other evening depending on the season and how my hair is looking
— do nails every 5-6 days
— apply fake tan on my body every 5-6 days and on my face every 2-3 days
— choose an outfit for the next day, iron if necessary
— pack my bag
In the morning
— cleanser, moisturiser and SPF first thing in the morning, I use La Roche-Posay
— have breakfast while everything sinks in
— brush and floss teeth
— do make up (concealer, powder, eyebrow pencil, eyeliner or eye pencil (I’m blonde so Iuse a tiny bit of brown eye pencil as everything else looks too bright for daytime on me — if I’m in a hurry, I skip the eye makeup part), highlighter and blush; I don’t use lipstick much as my lips are naturally red)
— comb and fix my hair if it looks off — mine is very smooth and soft so I don’t even need to brush it too often
— get dressed and apply perfume
My hangnails are a state, it’s the only bad habit I have but I have it big time. I’ve found that doing my nails or getting them done helps a little as I don’t want to ruin a fresh manicure...only works for fresh manicures though!Does anyone else here pick hangnails something terrible? I seem to do it all the time and it’s so not polished or groomed
I don’t think a non-smelling fake tan is a thing as the “fake tan smell” occurs when DHA, the coloring agent in the tanner, combines with amino acids in your skin, but some fake tans smell less than others and some have additional perfume while others don’t. My favourite used to be the Dove Visible Glow tanner as it’s cheap, easy to apply and fragrance-free, but I haven’t been able to find it where I live for quite a bit.
I might not be the right person to answer this as I’m as pale as snow, but I have been using La Roche-Posay Anthelios for years and it leaves no cast once it has sunk, you can’t see it at all after a few minutes.Hey, I’m loving this thread! Does anyone have recommendations for SPF suitable for brown skin? All sunscreens seem to leave a white cast or make me go grey, and it makes me feel the need to wear makeup to cover it, I cba! Thank you in advance
There’s a brand in Ireland called Tomitago that does not smell like tan at all!
I’m white but have a huge problem with the white cast most of the sensitive ones give you. I used to have to use so much foundation after to cover it up and it felt so caked on. The Superdrug one I’m using now doesn’t have a white cast. It’s from their B rangeHey, I’m loving this thread! Does anyone have recommendations for SPF suitable for brown skin? All sunscreens seem to leave a white cast or make me go grey, and it makes me feel the need to wear makeup to cover it, I cba! Thank you in advance
I don’t know if this will help but Ultrasun sport is clear.Hey, I’m loving this thread! Does anyone have recommendations for SPF suitable for brown skin? All sunscreens seem to leave a white cast or make me go grey, and it makes me feel the need to wear makeup to cover it, I cba! Thank you in advance
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