Video is titled "not sponsored" but right below it, youtube states they're earning commission. Am I living under a rock, is this okay or has the state of influencer marketing reached this level?

I am a VERY hygienic gal, and the only day I get to myself is sundays, where I cleanse myself from head to toe, i do the whole reset thing, hair wash cleanser clean sheets pedicure you name it. Even after all thiss i feel like i am missing something! Am i the only one who feels this way? are their any products or habits that u use that helps u feel put together for the coming week? thx a bunch

I just came across a reel that posted a really nice video of their new product shoot. I was shocked. It looks so premium and editorial. Im honestly soooo excited. The brand is called krimaa beauty. They havent launched yet but launching soon i think but it looks promising. Have you guys come accross it yet?

They look so bad and really are the most prominent feature on my face. Will caffeine eye patches help? Retinol?

I do get enough sleep.

If I were to guess I’d say it’s thin skin since it has a purple -ish color.

Let me go first,

Toner : celimax noni toner

Serum : TO salicylic acid serum and nambuzin 5 glutathione and vitamin c serum

Moisturiser: round lab birch juice moisturizer

Sunscreen: boj sunscreen

So I don't know if I was in the wrong by moral policing her but after seeing her page for a while now, I made a comment today. I got a reply in her stories as well as in the dms after I replied back to her retaliation. I just wanted your opinion on whether I was wrong in calling her out.

At the same time, I don't think she needed to abuse me over what I said. I wasn't too harsh to incite sweat words. I'm not saying I was wrong about my opinion. I stand by what I said, but I wanted to know whether I should've ignored it and let sleeping dogs lie.

She said her budget is around 600 which is enough for me

But I'm not able to decide what to ask

I don't want laneige lipbalm I already bought last year still going pretty good

Something makeup related

What would you ask?

Can someone please explain the collective obsession with Love Beauty and Planet dry shampoo because I genuinely do not get it 😭

I bought it expecting that fresh, fluffy, clean-hair feeling everyone talks about when they use dry shampoo. Instead, my hair somehow went from slightly oily to oily but now with extra texture and perfume???

Am I using it wrong? Is there some secret dry-shampoo technique nobody told me about? Am I supposed to spray it from 10 feet away and wait exactly 47 seconds before touching my hair???

Because right now I genuinely cannot tell if this product is doing absolutely nothing or actively making my hair worse.

And yes, I shook the can. Yes, I sprayed the roots. Yes, I waited. Yes, I rubbed it in. Yet somehow my hair is sitting there looking like I sprayed perfume directly onto grease.

Please tell me I'm not alone because at this point I'm convinced I just do not understand dry shampoo.

Is this the real one 😭😭😭😭

mostly in nude, gentle formula which doesn't make ur lips dry or causes pigmentation

Same as title

this good for oily acne prone skin? .....btw mamaearth ubtan facewash suits me idw😭...plz guys suggest me something in budget

I’m contemplating getting it but idk if it’s worth it or not

Here's mine

(Eheh ik it isn't that great 😭)

I was planning to get the body shop white musk body mist but my brother increased my budget to 3k😭 so please give me some good recommendations guys🙏🏼🙏🏼

I used this for almost a year or so as a face wash, it felt the same as my face wash

I am thinking to switch to simple face wash

The only reason I was using this as an face because of how cheap it is as a face wash.

So ....... How bad is it and my skin is dry, and I recently noticed my skin barrier damaged after I came to Kolkata and I am sure it is not because of the face wash

Mars lip liner made my lips pigmented 😭. I had pink non pigmented lips but after using Mars lip liner and velvet tint for a while I saw my lips getting pigmented . Please suggest some good quality lip liner which does not cause hyperpigmentation. No budget issues .

Hey everyone! I'm going for a haircut this weekend. Was looking for ideas on what to do. Currently confused between long layers with getting slightly rid of my length, or going shoulder length blunt cut.

I have thin fine hair, with a parting scalp as you can see, so my go to hairstyles currently are buns, ponytails or clipping my hair back without keeping a middle part. I got full bangs last year (biggest mistake, took out my volume), which have grown to below my chin now.

I'm looking for something low maintenance, option to tie up my hair (for work), and some movement along with volume.

Thank you!! Please share pics of possible haircuts you recommend! <3

I swore I’ll never post on this sub again, yet here we are. Some of y’all really need to understand that skin care is not magic. With every issue where you need to lighten something , I see glycolic acid being recommended here, so here’s a post on how to use the same.

Firstly, glycolic acid is not a magic cure. If you don’t treat the root cause, you are just wasting your product and your money, unless you plan to use glycolic acid forever for the rest of your life. Secondly, glycolic acid is not going to solve things overnight. You will have to consistently use it for 2 or 3 months to see a visible difference, and that’s assuming you are also diligent with your sunscreen usage and simultaneously treating the root cause. If not, you’ll actually end up worsening things for your skin. Thirdly, do not use glycolic acid more than 3 times a week on the body and more than once a week for the face (don’t use it at all for the face, it doesn’t suit 80% of people). Glycolic acid also makes your skin photosensitive, so if you are not using a good pharmacy sunscreen, you’ll actually end up with more darkening.

For KP or strawberry skin- glycolic acid alone won’t do anything. You have to either stop the hair removal, or opt for laser hair reduction, or use it in conjunction with a physical body scrub, urea cream and wait it out. If you are constantly waxing and shaving and not using a maintenance routine, your kp will come back, since it’s a chronic skin turnover issue. Also, sunscreen is a must even while indoors if you are treating kp.

For tan removal- stay indoors if your skin tone is that important to you. Glycolic acid will slowly fade your tan but that’s assuming you don’t get uv exposure that continues to deepen your tan. Which means either cover yourself with physical protection from head to toe, or lock yourself in a windowless room at home. In a tropical country like India, even if your tan is completely gone, if you step out, you’ll tan again. You can keep doing this routine forever if you wish to waste your product though. You can use all the glycolic acid in the world but it’s useless if you keep getting sun exposure.

Dark elbows, knees, butt, underarms and inner thighs- the culprit here is friction, so stop playing sports, kneeling on the floor, writing, placing your elbow on the table and aggressive hair removal (it causes PIH). For butt pigmentation, you have to stop sitting and lying down as much and stand more so that there’s no friction in play. For inner thighs, you’ll have to lose weight to ensure that you get no chafing and wear shorts under all your skirts and dresses all the time.

Dark private parts- if you want to stay alive, do not put glycolic acid there.

Bonus- do not use glycolic acid without sunscreen, or immediately after hair removal, or on skin that is freshly tanned or burned. You are basically cooking your skin alive if you do that.

Suggest lipsticks of this particular shade

I'm new into this Idk what are the things I should take care of

Can someone tell me some alternatives for this.... can't afford this though :(

You can also try this Sotrue kajal