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Pyunkang Yul Calming Moisture Repair Balm: Soothing Hydration for Sensitive Skin
Pyunkang Yul has built a reputation on creating skincare products that avoid harsh chemicals, and the Calming Moisture Repair Balm is no exception. Its formula has a lot of ingredients that focus on calming, repairing, and moisturizing properties
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The Ordinary Granactive Retinoid Emulsion 2% – Anti-Aging Serum for Smooth, Youthful Skin
Retinoids are amazing in skincare for anti-aging, acne, and improving skin texture. But for many, the idea of starting with retinoids can feel somewhat intimidating due to their reputation for causing irritation, redness, and peeling. But it really isn't something to be intimidated by, you just need to know how to start and how to start in a gentle way.
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The truth about alcohol in skincare: Is it really that bad?
Alcohol in skincare isn’t always a bad thing, but it’s important to know which types of alcohol to look for and which to avoid.
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Max Factor Mascara Showdown: False Lash Effect vs. MasterpieceMAX vs. 2000 Calorie Pro Stylist – Which is Best for You?
When it comes to mascaras I am not a very picky person. I have pretty good eyelashes to begin with. They are rather long and fine. I guess typical Scandinavian hairs. So when ever I am on the look out for a new mascara, I look for formulas that doesn't clump, easy to build up and that adds a bit of volume. But also a mascara that will suit sensitive eyes.
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Effortlessly Defined Brows with Max Factor 2000 Calorie Brow Gel
Brows are super important in how we all look. And by super important I mean that they really have an impact on our look. From all natural looking to full glam, a good eyebrow product is something we can all use.
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The Ultimate Guide to Acids in Skincare: Types, Benefits & How to Use Them Safely
In skincare, "acids" are common ingredients used to exfoliate, brighten, and smooth the skin. Though the term might seem scary at first, acids are actually great for achieving clear and healthy skin. The trick is knowing which ones suit your skin type and how to use them without causing irritation or damage.
