u/Cosmic_Wasteland53

Just curious if it's worked for anyone

I've made quick breads (flat bread, tortillas, etc,) but never an actual loaf, I was pretty happy with it.

I'm 29 and still struggling to find what works for me. I usually do very light and casual makeup(no makeup, makeup look), but it barely makes a difference. I also know I can't do a bold lip. Heavier makeup tends to look a bit silly on me. I also find it hard to do different eyeshadow looks because of the shape and size ( maybe I just need to practice more). Any advice is appreciated. Also, I can't add flairs for some reason?

Thank you💕

Hello everyone ✨️ok, as seen in the pictures above, I have pretty bumpy skin, and my forehead has always been partially or fully covered in small bumps since I was a baby. These photos aren't super recent, but this is the state my skin is usually in, and it only gets worse when the weather starts to heat up. So, I'm currently having more breakouts/ flare-ups. I also have eczema, so I'm cautious when using products that are geared towards acne, as I have very dry and at times sensitive skin. I would also like suggestions for discoloration, as I have blotchy skin and acne scaring.

My A.M routine: I don't always wash my face in the morning, but if I do, I use vanicream cleanser or just a baby wipe. Oatmilk toner, beef tallow, and baby sunscreen ( this is a newer routine for me, and it worked decently until the heat started coming in, I just recently started back using sunscreen) I also get a lot of whiteheads and dry patches.

P.M dermasil acne prone skin facial wash( this doesn't really do anything for me, so I only use it like twice a week). vanicream cleanser, the ordinary 7% glycolic acid toner ( I use this about twice a week to calm down my forehead and jawline bumps. I also tried salicylic acid, but it didn't really agree with me, I feel), beef tallow and castor oil. Oh, and Vaseline on my nose because otherwise it will get very flaky. I don't use the oil on my forehead because it gets oily, but everywhere else is very dry. I plan on going to a derm once I can afford it, but in the meantime, thank you for any suggestions ✨️