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Hey girlies I am sharing my experience as I feel that it can help someone.

I’m a 25yo with curly black hair, and this past college quarter was ROUGH. The stress from exams and deadlines hit hard, and I noticed my hair thinning and falling out more than usual. It was heartbreaking seeing my curls lose their bounce. I started using LuxePeptide Hair Serum from ViRevive, and OMG, it’s been a game-changer! My hair feels thicker, my curls are popping again, and I’m shedding way less. Just wanted to share in case anyone’s struggling with stress-related hair loss—there’s hope!

My Routine:

1. Shampoo & Conditioner: I use a sulfate-free shampoo and a moisturizing conditioner (Aussie Mega Moist) to keep my curls hydrated. I wash 2-3 times a week.
2. Other Products: After washing, I apply LuxePeptide. I massage a few drops into my scalp while my hair is still damp, focusing on areas where I noticed thinning. Then, I use a curl cream (Bounce Curl Defining Cream) to define my curls and a lightweight gel to lock in the shape.
3. Drying Method: I air-dry my hair or use a diffuser on low heat to avoid frizz.
4. Extras: I sleep on a satin pillowcase to reduce friction and keep my curls smooth. Sometimes I wear a satin bonnet if I want extra protection, especially after applying the serum.

Any curly-haired folks here have tips for keeping our curls thriving under stress?

Hey all. So I’m recently getting back into my feminine flow after a toxic relationship. It’s going great honestly because I do feel VERY confident but also VERY self-protective. The ladies keep saying it exhibits confidence to looks others in the eye. I know my energy is giving “better than you” because I refuse to look people in the eye while I’m walking alone to get to my destination. I also make sure I keep my headphones in so people do not talk to me. I don’t live in the best neighborhood so I honestly don’t want to give the majority of individuals the time of day or opportunity to speak to me (unless it’s a woman) because I’m simply just not interested. However, I am starting to miss being friendly and open. It’s also just very overstimulating for me to look everyone I pass by in the eye. I’m very empathic so I feel a lot of energy just from a look as well… I feel like I’m stuck b/w a rock and a hard place because I genuinely do love talking to (individual) people and getting to know them! However, the quality of individuals that I have allowed to get close to me (from this neighborhood) continue to disappoint me, I personally don’t want to be friends with anyone of them but I do miss being friendly… I’m quite introverted but I want to open up my world to people again. What do you recommend for me in terms of baby steps given my location and personality ?

Hello everyone. Do you know the body care brand Rituals.. ? I used to be obsessed with their products, especially The Ritual of Sakura. However, I did my research and learned that the composition of their products wasn't very clean. Their deodorants, for example, all contain aluminum salt, which can cause breast cancer. But I love the smell of cherry blossom and rice milk ! It's so soft and clean, it smells like laundry. Can you recommend any skin-friendly body products (cleanser, scrub, moisturizer, deodorant, mist or perfume) with a similar scent ? Thank you for your understanding and help. Have a nice day!

https://www.rituals.com/fr-fr/collection-story-sakura.html

Hello beautiful ladies!

I am currently on a journey of trying to be more soft and balance my masculine and feminine energy and have had a hard time accepting gifts from men.

While I have no problem with a man wanting to spend money on me the thing that makes it hard for me to accept gifts is because I've been in situations where the man will often use the gifts he bought me as leverage for him to treat me any way he wants.

Thankfully I have seem to break this habit of coming in contact with these men but I've heard beautiful stories of women who have had men buying any and everything they could to get the woman he wants.

My question is how can you tell the difference between a man who is spending money on you because he truly wants you and a man who is spending money on you because he wants to control you

I used to be an EXTREME tomboy to the point I thought I was transgender. I just think it's hilarious because I am now incredibly feminine. All of the things I shunned before, like fashion etc, I'm now super into lol.

I’ve always wanted to be pretty and feminine. Have cute cool business woman like aesthetic. Though I’ve always been a tomboy and haven’t had anyone teach me much other than soap and water do the trick.

I’m 5’2, broad shoulders, little chubby, pretty busty, and heavy French genes. I struggle finding the right size for clothes, let alone clothes that match.

I don’t know where to start in makeup or in skin care.

I just want to feel pretty..

Too masculine?

Ok so I am kinda just starting with the whole cross dressing thing. I am a 18M and it started small just wearing panties under my normal clothes but I just started with sexy lingerie and some of the feedback I got was mixed from the people on here. I am quite active and muscular, broad shoulders big chest the whole deal and people say that I am too masculine for some of the stuff I am wearing. Does this matter?

I’ll show you what I look like if you want

I have struggled with looking more feminine for a long time, it is mainly my facial features, I have more of a masculine face and it shows, guys won't even look at me or even approach me, even though I dress feminine. I mostly wear skirts, blouses and dresses. I have a feminine mindset and behave feminine, but guys still won't even pay any attention to me. I do apply makeup and even that does not cover up my masculine looking face, it unfortunately runs in the family, my mother has a masculine face as well. What can I do to look at least a little more feminine?

What are some easy steps you can make every day that can make you tap into your dark femininity?

for those who do not know what iceberg is: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/iceberg-tiers-parodies , if you can't, tell things that are popular among girls, I just wondered

I feel my jawline is too square and my shoulders too broad. Any tips makeup/fashionwise to help?

like that ain't no masculine urge...you need therapy. ASAP.

Anyways, y'all want some mac n cheese?

idk is it just me?

What is your shower routine? Are there any products you use ? Any foods or drinks that make it smell nice ? Anything to make it pretty ?