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You can say you have a video about a thing, but you cannot link to it or embed it directly. Just say there's a link to your channel in your forum signature (you are allowed to do that). The point of that rule I shared is to encourage users to engage with the forums without doing self-promotion...

My total makeup spending for 2022 was 54 percent less than what I spent in 2021, and pretty much everything I bought is something I've enjoyed using. I'm still thinking a little bit about what I'd like to focus on in 2023.

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Are you microblading your own brows or are you using some sort of brow ink that's supposed to be permanent? Microblading is supposed to last a couple of years before you need touching up, not something you do all the time.

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I don't believe organic is the "only" way to go (natural/organic are not always better), but it is a way to go. IMO, better to use the products you have and make more mindful purchasing decisions.

I'm personally not a loose powder user these days, and I can't recommend one of the ones I used to use because it no longer exists, and another one I've used in the past is out of your budget. That said, I can tell you Laura Mercier's translucent loose powder ($40 USD full size; $24 USD for a...

What's your skin type? How much are you willing to spend?

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It doesn't matter if you use a store bought physical exfoliant or your homemade one, IMO. You don't want to overexfoliate your skin, which is why it's recommended to do so only once or twice a week.

Pretty much any acne skincare you'd use on your face can be used on the body. Something with salicylic acid can help with breakouts; niacinamide can help with fading acne scars.

The most basic daytime routine is cleanse, moisturize, sunscreen. The most basic nighttime routine is first cleanse (to remove makeup and/or sunscreen), second cleanse, moisturize. Slightly more elaborate would be to use serums in between cleansing and moisturizing, typically from thinnest to...

If you have a brand of nail polish that typically lasts well on you, why not just look for a milky pink from that particular brand?

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Looks like tinted sunscreen? Coming Monday.

Nope, never heard of it until now.

I don't live in the UK so can't help.

You need to check on what the requirements are where you live. It's likely going to be different from place to place.