I think rotating through favorites/go-tos is a good way to use more products, rather than just all-time favorites. I also think that periodically taking stock of products you love (or hate) and making adjustments based on how you feel is a good way to use more of what you love. For me, I don’t...
For me, it’s readers’ interest in something. If I hear readers ask about it, then I get a little excited/interested in whatever it is.
I do set the QOTD posts up in advance (usually by a week or two), so this might not make sense when the post goes live, but: Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Foundation, Laura Mercier Translucent Setting Powder, Laura Mercier Cinnful Lipstick, bareMinerals Nature of Nudes Palette, Sephora Surfer Babe...
Nothing at the moment 🙂 I am pretty caught up from the recent Sephora sale, lol!
I have swatched a few things on my husband’s arm before to see of they changed on his skin tone/undertone (not really, he’s too close to me to be a great barometer on something like that!).
I don’t think so! I haven’t bought from a non-retailer in so, so long now, but I can’t recall having done so (inadvertently!) in the past.
I think it’s really easy to get colorful, long-wearing eyeliner across price points, and it didn’t always seem that way (it felt like more budget-friendly options were in your standard black/brown range). While nowhere near where they should be, many brands have expanded and started to release...
Kind of? I think it’s important that one develops a healthy attitude towards the physical/exterior concept of beauty, but people mature at different ages, go through different experiences at different times. I think if it’s someone very young, makeup as a creative outlet makes sense, and of...
I honestly can’t say that it does — I have had the same hair color pretty much my entire life. The only time it wasn’t natural was when I would just dye it closer to black with more of a purplish tint (a long time ago). As a result, I’ve never had that moment where I’ve changed my hair...
