And they are always on offer for £3-£4 somewhere
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I fringed again this morning 
think it could do with some dry texture spray though. Any recommendations?
think it could do with some dry texture spray though. Any recommendations?Thank you so much! Do they ship to the UK?
Some good ideas in the perfume thread x
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It's to do with the levels of harmful chemicals in the polish and also using a different brand lamp to the polish is a big no no. It took about ten months for the allergy to develop for me and I got onycholysis on all my fingers (twice as I decided to try again with a salon brand 🥲).
Attached are the groups i am in on Facebook which were v helpful although more info is available now as there was articles on the BBC site about it during the year.
I'd try and get your hands on a professional brand if you can. There's a popular biab brand (TGB) that was causing loads of allergies too though but CND were mentioned to be safe although they cost a fortune x
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Lovelies, what is the best way to go about getting a whiter smile?
I was looking for the Crest 3D, but I've read so many different reviews I don't know whether it is just worth it to get it done properly with my dentist !!
I don't need Invisalign or anything as I am quite lucky and have very straight teeth, it's just the fact I'd like them a little whiter as I drink an obscene amount of coffee!
I was looking for the Crest 3D, but I've read so many different reviews I don't know whether it is just worth it to get it done properly with my dentist !!
I don't need Invisalign or anything as I am quite lucky and have very straight teeth, it's just the fact I'd like them a little whiter as I drink an obscene amount of coffee!
Thank you lovelyThese look amazing, can you drop the lip combo too please
Mac dervish lip liner
Tarte maracuja juicy lip plump in primrose
Quoting myself
Tu only have 25% off now! They only had it a few weeks ago so didn’t hold off!
I used to get a heads up cos my mum used to work for sainsburys!
Was thinking of grabbing the Starter Kit? What do you think?I’ve never had anything bad from Revolution, would definitely recommend. I even have two of the Simpsons Treehouse of Horror eyeshadow palettes and I bought the Friends Lipstick for Men lip topper for a laughThe eyeshadows are brilliant, so pigmented and blendable. Hell the lip topper is even decent to turn the colour of you lipstick a bit cooler. I have a pillow talk dupe and deep red lipstick that do not budge as well. Would recommend the brow mascara if you have very dark brows as it’s the only one (apart from one NYX one) I’ve found that is dark enough without being red and warm toned.
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Yep, shipping is 10 dollars. they’re quite slow though, takes about a month to arrive
TGB definitely has HEMA in it, which I think is believed to be the most problematic chemical, but I’m sure it’s not the sole problem one.
I haven’t used most of that (or similar ie a different powder by Revolution) but I do swear by the eyeshadows, all three palettes I’ve got are great. I have an eyeliner pencil too, which is in the kit and also can’t fault that. It’s lighter than I was expecting but I ordered it without seeing it in real life so that’s not their fault! If it saves money on buying individual items and you’d use those specific colours, I think it’s worth a punt.Was thinking of grabbing the Starter Kit? What do you think?
Buy of the week - Chanel No 5. Everywhere I’ve been over the weekend I’ve had so many compliments!
I was stuck in the trap of buying cheaper perfumes that would fade rapidly and I’d be respecting all day. This one I sprayed about 6 times and lasted me the whole day. Definitely worth the money
I was stuck in the trap of buying cheaper perfumes that would fade rapidly and I’d be respecting all day. This one I sprayed about 6 times and lasted me the whole day. Definitely worth the money
TGB has just released a HEMA free BIAB (Nail tech here), but I definitely wouldn’t recommend builder gel for someone who isn’t trained. And tbh doing your own nails may look simple, but the majority of it is the correct prep and using all the correct products together, not just applying the polish.
We seem to have mixed opinions here! I think it really helped my fried hair, but maybe I want to believe that because I spent £50 on a tiny pot of white cream for my hair which is dead anyway
. Someone on here have a tip that you rub it between your hands until it goes really white and emulsified in your hands and that was a top tip. My hair has always been fragile when wet and prone to being really tangled, so I was worried about not using conditioner but it did really smooth my hair enough that I could comb it through which I could never do having just shampooed with no conditioner otherwise.I did notice that Revolution have brought out their own version and Glaze also have a version, both cheaper than K18 but I don’t know how they compare.
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I’m fairly rubbish at doing my nails. Much respect to nail techs!
I don’t know. I bought the leave in and just felt like my hair needed more moisture every time i used it. You can’t condition the hair and it just left my curls in a mess. Start with a small size if you do invest.
Never knew they were in Superdrug 
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After my initial joy at getting my hair lopped off at the weekend I've realised that basically I didn't get the cut that I asked for (who cuts a bob so it's longer in the back?! In 2023?!) I didn't notice at the time because I was looking straight on in the mirror and didn't really get shown the side view when they get the other mirror out.
Anyway, I could contact them and ask for an appointment to fix it, but is there really any point in returning to the scene of the crime? They are cheaper than some of the other hairdressers around but maybe there's a reason for that...
I've been going to them for years for simple trims and this is the first time I've asked them to do anything vaguely complicated/risky. My hairdresser is going on maternity next year so I'd end up needing to find a new one anyway. I'm thinking just wait until it grows out a bit then try a new place? What would you lot do?
Anyway, I could contact them and ask for an appointment to fix it, but is there really any point in returning to the scene of the crime? They are cheaper than some of the other hairdressers around but maybe there's a reason for that...
I've been going to them for years for simple trims and this is the first time I've asked them to do anything vaguely complicated/risky. My hairdresser is going on maternity next year so I'd end up needing to find a new one anyway. I'm thinking just wait until it grows out a bit then try a new place? What would you lot do?
I’d try somewhere new personally, you can always circle back and use the mat leave as an excuse if it doesn’t work out!
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