Today, I'm asking for your picks for hydrating lipgloss formulas (formulas only, please!). The 10 most recommended hydrating lipgloss formulas are listed below, and the list will automatically update as more recommendations are made!
You can view all recommendations here,...
For products that I regularly use, it is usually dependent on whether I’ve run out and need to repurchase or if there’s a good deal on a product I know I’ll need sooner rather than later. Otherwise, most of my purchases are based on what I think should or needs to be reviewed and when, so I...
Happy Wednesday! Here's this week's survey, which you can copy and paste and share as a comment.
P.S. — Thanks to Leigh for this week’s survey idea!
I usually use a cleansing oil (I’m currently using Tatcha), which usually gets 95% of my makeup off. I’ll use a cotton swab with makeup remover for getting last bits of eyeliner off my lower lash line. If I wore a really stain-prone lip color, I’ll use a tissue to remove as much as I can...
Check out this post of the top, permanent dupes available for Urban Decay Vice Lipstick Hideaway!
All shimmer on the eye from lower lash line to brow bone, haha. Thanks UD!
I find that, by and large, they do not work well on their own–they need a glitter adhesive, so my complaint is more that this should be stated. Most brands
market them as usable on their own when it’s just so rarely true. There are a few, though, that work well on their own (at least, most of the time) – like UD Moondusts or Stila’s liquid Glitter & Glow.
— Christine
Yes, I used to be a lot drier growing up, but then I started to have a skincare routine that I did consistently, which helped my skin stay hydrated. I’m normal-to-dry, though I have found that since living in Arizona, my skin feels more normal with only occasional dryness (typically from...
Here’s a look at the most loved and most wanted products from the past week, plus three recently submitted looks! You can check out more looks from community members and myself here, or you can submit your own!
I use a small brush to apply a moderately emollient concealer (after foundation) on top (usually my acne is a bit drier, but if it wasn’t, then I’d go with something more matte) and pat the concealer in place to minimize sheering it out.
