There are actually so many that one doesn’t NEED to have tons of variations of. First and foremost, any type of product that isn’t something I’d reach for in every other look can get redundant. I also think that owning a few shades that cover a spectrum of finishes, undertones, and...

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Years ago, they subtly influenced me – perhaps I’d wear less of that in front of them if they did not like it, or I’d reevaluate whether xyz color was flattering on me (not always someone saying, “Wow, that’s not flattering on you!” as it could have been a color I did not like on me that...

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If I add a new product, I only add one every two to three weeks into a regimen. I’d say I try something new every 2-4 weeks, though!

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It gives me some insight into the type of products they might release (e.g. I wouldn’t expect something really bold from a brand known for shades of beige).

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I don’t mind, but I don’t personally use them!

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Laura Mercier Translucent Powder, Origins A Perfect World Moisturizer, Chanel Dragon Rouge Allure Laque (discontinued), MAC Eyeshadows (in general) all come to mind!

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I’m so, so bad at using hand cream, body cream, and face masks! I have hand creams all over the house and forget it ALL the time.

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Yes, absolutely. I think brands should consider adding limited edition products into their permanent line and/or re-releasing at some point down the road. However, it should be genuine; a part of the process the brand goes through vs. teasing something as limited edition when the intention was...

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Origins Ginzing Moisturizer!

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