Do you prefer dermaplaning, waxing, or shaving to remove facial hair? I've tried all of them and so far I like how long the results last from waxing, yet how smooth and quick dermaplaning is, and I try to avoid having unless I'm in a rush. Lmk what your go to is! 

I'm also open to hearing about anyone that has had success with laser hair removal or any other methods. Thanks for reading 💕

Dermaplane, Wax, or Shave?

I prime my skin, use a combination of beauty blenders/brushes to pat in each product, and Urban Decay All Nighter setting spray; makeup still ends up shifting and looks like it's melting a 2-3 hours later. I have a pretty wide range of primer/foundation/eyeshadow/etc. This seems to keep being the result after being out for not too long during the day. It hasn't been an issue in the past, but (in the last year) it seems to be getting worse. Is there a specific routine that works for oily/combo/sensitive skin that you would recommend? 🤔

Makeup Separating/Cracking

Generally, I skip the double cleanse in the winter as I'm wearing less make-up and anything that's too drying makes my skin feel too tight, even after moisturizing. I'm getting more stress related breakouts lately so I've been using more products with salicylic acid; it helps with the breakouts but aggravates my skin like crazy. Any suggestions are welcome 🙏

Best Skincare Routine For Oily/Combo Skin?

When I was in HS, I used to utilize BB Cream (ifykyk, the infamous one by Maybelline) and I wanted to use more low-key foundation again! I have used Rare Beauty, Lancome, and other light coverage, moisturizingfoundations, however - I wanted to know what your thoughts would be on an actual BB or CC cream! 

• Which brand do you like/why?
• What makes a good BB/Cream in your opinion?
• Are there any good creams that also have SPF?

Ty in advance ✨️

What To Look 4 In BB/CC Cream?

I've used a variety of creams with/without caffeine, etc. I'm curious as to what the best eye cream you've tried is and what it has done for you/what makes you keep using it? ✨️👀

Fave Eye Cream?

I used as suggested and it went fine for me and my skin type 😊 

I received this product for free from Picky and VTCOSMETICS in exchange for my honest review.  I was ecstatic to try the Cica Reedle Shot trio when it was first announced! It looked sleek and luxurious, so I was curious as to what my skin would look like after a good /thorough trial. The Reedle Shot 100 uses 95,000 cica needles at a minimal hardness of 100; it was suggested as the first step in daily use of my skincare routine. The Reedle Shot 300 has 237,500 cica reedles and a hardness of 300; it was for first use at the beginning of skincare every three days. The last Reedle Shot  had 570,000 cica reedles with a hardness level of 700; it was for once a week use at nighttime.  Needless to say, by the end of my first week, my skin looked much more radiant and smooth after having followed instructions. My dead (and dry skin at this time of year) seems to have all but disappeared! I'm looking forward to trying more of their products in the future. 💗 

The dropper for applying the serum is a bit messed up. It will not release or soak up enough product to be able to be squeezed out at times. This makes the process a bit tedious.

It glides on pretty well and is thick enough to display evenly without immediately absorbing into the skin (good for utilizing with gua sha). It makes my skin feel a bit tacky before fully settling. I use it as an overnight serum due to the retinol. 

The bottle itself does not hold much, however, this is typically the case for most serums. It wasn't revolutionary, but it was decent for the price at the time (discounted).

Nice packaging, lightly scented, and a decent serum for periodical use. It seems to absorb into my skin quite well.

My only concern is the high price tag. It would be nice if it was around 20-25 rather than upwards of 50+ (albeit it is a high quality product).

It's a great sunscreen with a slippery texture that makes it apply with ease. It has a light scent that is typical of most sunscreens, yet it's not too overwhelming. The moisture boosting ceramides are lovely especially as the moisture in the air has been stripped in the colder weather. I would definitely recommend this for an everyday sunscreen (at least if you tend to have dryer skin/during the winter). I also love the Vitamin C+ version of this as well.

It was purchased at a heavy discount; I would like it if it was more affordable, however it does do a great job. For the price, I would have liked if it was also in a larger container. 

My skin is prone to hyperpigmentation after breakouts, and they can take a while to fade, especially since the dark spots left behind can be much darker than ny actual skin tone. This gel like serum is quite the heavy hitter though, it works well. It takes some time to fade the marks (after a thorough cleansing, etc. of course), but I like the results. 

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