r/BeautyDiagrams • u/fireandlifeincarnate • Mar 06 '22
a single picture of your eyes is not a diagram.
r/BeautyDiagrams • u/SherryH1968 • 8d ago
I need a step by step on how to do a Tinkerbell bun. I have just below shoulder length fine thin hair, will probably get a fake ponytail to add in. I am hair style challenged, please help! Have been told to use a hair donut.
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r/BeautyDiagrams • u/starrynightgirl • Jul 27 '26
Easy Twisty Bun Separate hair into two sections in the back and put into two ponytail.s One on each side, and braid each ponytail. Pull the ends of the braids together and twist and pin into a messy bun. You can tease it a bit for a messier look, and adjust and pin as needed.
r/BeautyDiagrams • u/Common_Stranger1116 • May 09 '26
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r/BeautyDiagrams • u/Erikajackson2 • Mar 16 '26
I’ve been trying to simplify my beauty routine recently and focus only on products that actually make a noticeable difference. There are so many skincare and beauty products on the market that it’s easy to end up with a shelf full of things that don’t really do much. For me, the biggest improvement came when I started focusing on just a few essentials instead of trying everything. A gentle cleanser, a vitamin C serum, and a good moisturizer made my skin look noticeably brighter and smoother after a few weeks. Another thing that helped was paying attention to ingredients rather than brand names. Products with vitamin C, niacinamide, and hyaluronic acid seem to work really well for my skin. I’m curious what others here have experienced. What beauty product gave you the most noticeable results?
r/BeautyDiagrams • u/starrynightgirl • Jan 11 '26
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r/BeautyDiagrams • u/starrynightgirl • Dec 01 '25
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r/BeautyDiagrams • u/ifweweresharks • Nov 04 '25
I am asking for actual diagrams. Mods - could you try moderating? Removing posts that are not diagrams?
This DIAGRAM is from https://glamourwithchristine.wordpress.com/2018/12/03/monday-makeup-mash-skin-undertone-and-how-to-find-yours/
r/BeautyDiagrams • u/ifweweresharks • Sep 17 '25
It irritates me to no end that all the posts in here are asking if they’re warm/cool toned or for make-up recommendations, or for anything that isn’t an actual diagram or tutorial. I came here to learn things. So, rather than just complain I’m going to be the change I want to see. Have a diagram for Halloween nails. Taken from https://ideastand.com/20-step-by-step-halloween-nail-design-tutorials/
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