u/CrimsonChambers

GUYSSS I’M STARTING A LEVELS NEXT MONTH 😭
Any big sister advice?? I’m lowkey terrified lol. I’m starting at a new school in a new place where I literally know no one, and I spent my last year as a private candidate, so going back to school feels kinda scary.
I’m taking Media, Law, and Business Studies. Is that a good combo? Any tips for those subjects?
Also, any advice on making friends, surviving A Levels, staying on top of work, or just things you wish you knew before starting? Help a girl out. 😭🤍

GUYSSS I’M STARTING A LEVELS NEXT MONTH 😭
Any big sister advice?? I’m lowkey terrified lol. I’m starting at a new school in a new place where I literally know no one, and I spent my last year as a private candidate, so going back to school feels kinda scary.
I’m taking Media, Law, and Business Studies. Is that a good combo? Any tips for those subjects?
Also, any advice on making friends, surviving A Levels, staying on top of work, or just things you wish you knew before starting? Help a girl out. 😭🤍
Also wanna study external llb in future

Here’s a more natural, Reddit-style version of your post:
Has anyone here gotten nanoplastia done? I’ve been thinking about getting it because I have naturally wavy, frizzy hair. Sometimes it’s really soft, but other days the frizz is just impossible to manage. I mainly want to do it so I don’t have to straighten my hair every single time I go out.
I’m a bit worried though because I’ve seen mixed opinions online. Some people say nanoplastia is much healthier than keratin treatments or hair botox since it’s supposed to be formaldehyde-free, but at the end of the day they still use really high heat to seal the treatment into your hair. Did anyone experience excessive hair shedding, hair loss, breakage, or damage after getting it? Or did your hair actually feel healthier afterward?
I’d love to hear honest experiences—the good and the bad. How long did the results last? Did your natural texture come back normally? Would you recommend it, or do you think it’s not worth the risk?

Can you guys recommend some really good makeup tints available in Pakistan? I’m looking for lip & cheek tints that actually last, blend nicely, and don’t end up looking patchy or drying. I have dry to normal skin, so I’d prefer something that gives a natural, fresh look. I’m fine with both Pakistani and international brands as long as they’re easy to find here. I don’t mind spending a bit more if it’s genuinely worth it. What are your favourites?

Looking for the best Pakistani makeup products that genuinely perform like high-end makeup. I have dry to normal skin and need products for everyday wear, college, and a natural polished look. I’m interested in recommendations for foundation, concealer, powder, blush, bronzer, highlighter, lip products, and setting sprays.

One of my biggest concerns is oxidation I hate when a foundation or concealer matches perfectly at first and then turns orange or several shades darker after an hour. So please only recommend products that don’t oxidise (or oxidise very minimally) and have been personally tested.

I’m not really looking for recommendations like Miss Rose or other products that are popular just because they’re cheap. In my experience, a lot of those products are pretty average. I’m more interested in Pakistani brands and products with genuinely good formulas, smooth blending, good longevity, and a skin-like finish that can compete with international high-end makeup.

I’d also love recommendations for trusted websites, Instagram stores, or physical shops in Pakistan where I can buy authentic products. What are the absolute best Pakistani makeup products you’ve used that you’d repurchase even if you could afford luxury makeup?