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I want to buy the Etude Dear Darling Water Tint, but these are literally the only 3 shades available in my area right now:

🍓 Strawberry Ade 01 🍒 Cherry Ade 02 🍅 Tomato Ade 08

I’ve attached photos of my natural lip colour too. Which one do you think would suit me best?

I know there are other shades, but these are the only ones I can get delivered within 30 minutes, and I really want to get it today, so please suggest only between these three 😭🙏

Would love opinions from people who’ve actually used these shades! 💗

I want to buy the Etude Dear Darling Water Tint, but these are literally the only 3 shades available in my area right now:

🍓 Strawberry Ade 01 🍒 Cherry Ade 02 🍅 Tomato Ade 08

I’ve attached photos of my natural lip colour too. Which one do you think would suit me best?

I know there are other shades, but these are the only ones I can get delivered within 30 minutes, and I really want to get it today, so please suggest only between these three 😭🙏

Would love opinions from people who’ve actually used these shades! 💗

I'm 18F, and I've been skinny my whole life. I genuinely don't remember a time when people weren't commenting on my body. I'm from a very conservative family, so going to the gym isn't really an option. Moreover, the comments never stop. One of my friends constantly makes jokes like, "Bhai, tumhare aage kuch hai hi nahi," referring to my chest. She says it so casually, but it honestly hurts every single time. Then another one was like, "Yaar, tum thodi moti ho jaogi toh aur sundar lagogi." Like, mujhe pata hai ki main patli hoon. Mujhe bhi dikh raha hai. But why does everyone constantly have to point it out? One day, a girl in my class literally held my hand and said, "Bhai, tum itni patli kyun ho? Kuch khaya karo." I know she probably didn't mean to be rude, but imagine someone randomly walking up to you just to comment on your body. The worst one was when one of my cousins looked at me and said, "Aise toh shaadi mein bahut problem hogi." That comment has stayed with me ever since. Even now, I avoid wearing certain clothes because I feel self-conscious. I wear full sleeves to class just to hide my skinny arms. 😭 One day I was already so irritated and mentally exhausted because of all these comments. Then there was this girl in my class—she's literally one of the sweetest people I've ever met.She said, "Bhai, tum kitni gori ho, tumhara haath kitna sundar hai aur tum khud bhi. Tum sleeves kyun pehnti ho? Aise hi raho, bahut sundar ho yaar." (That day I wasn't wearing full sleeves for the first time in a long while.) And honestly... when she started talking to me, I genuinely thought she was about to say the same thing everyone else says—"Tum kitni patli ho..." That's how much these comments have affected me. My first thought wasn't that she was going to compliment me, it was that she was going to judge my body again. 😭 People talk about body positivity, but I rarely see anyone discussing how normalized it is to body shame skinny girls in India. If someone comments on a bigger person's body, people usually call it out. But if you're skinny, suddenly it's considered funny or they're "just concerned." The truth is, I want to gain weight. I have a small appetite, I'm vegetarian, I'm under a lot of stress because of NEET, and I'm trying. It's not like I chose to look this way. Has anyone else gone through this? Did you manage to gain weight naturally? And more importantly... how do you stop these comments from getting into your head? Sometimes I laugh it off in front of everyone, but when I'm alone, I end up crying. I'd really appreciate any advice or personal experiences. Please be kind. ❤️

I'm 18F, and I've been skinny my whole life. I genuinely don't remember a time when people weren't commenting on my body. I'm from a very conservative family, so going to the gym isn't really an option. Moreover, the comments never stop. One of my friends constantly makes jokes like, "Bhai, tumhare aage kuch hai hi nahi," referring to my chest. She says it so casually, but it honestly hurts every single time. Then another one was like, "Yaar, tum thodi moti ho jaogi toh aur sundar lagogi." Like, mujhe pata hai ki main patli hoon. Mujhe bhi dikh raha hai. But why does everyone constantly have to point it out? One day, a girl in my class literally held my hand and said, "Bhai, tum itni patli kyun ho? Kuch khaya karo." I know she probably didn't mean to be rude, but imagine someone randomly walking up to you just to comment on your body. The worst one was when one of my cousins looked at me and said, "Aise toh shaadi mein bahut problem hogi." That comment has stayed with me ever since. Even now, I avoid wearing certain clothes because I feel self-conscious. I wear full sleeves to class just to hide my skinny arms. 😭 One day I was already so irritated and mentally exhausted because of all these comments. Then there was this girl in my class—she's literally one of the sweetest people I've ever met.She said, "Bhai, tum kitni gori ho, tumhara haath kitna sundar hai aur tum khud bhi. Tum sleeves kyun pehnti ho? Aise hi raho, bahut sundar ho yaar." (That day I wasn't wearing full sleeves for the first time in a long while.) And honestly... when she started talking to me, I genuinely thought she was about to say the same thing everyone else says—"Tum kitni patli ho..." That's how much these comments have affected me. My first thought wasn't that she was going to compliment me, it was that she was going to judge my body again. 😭 People talk about body positivity, but I rarely see anyone discussing how normalized it is to body shame skinny girls in India. If someone comments on a bigger person's body, people usually call it out. But if you're skinny, suddenly it's considered funny or they're "just concerned." The truth is, I want to gain weight. I have a small appetite, I'm vegetarian, I'm under a lot of stress because of NEET, and I'm trying. It's not like I chose to look this way. Has anyone else gone through this? Did you manage to gain weight naturally? And more importantly... how do you stop these comments from getting into your head? Sometimes I laugh it off in front of everyone, but when I'm alone, I end up crying. I'd really appreciate any advice or personal experiences. Please be kind. ❤️

I'm 18F, and I've been skinny my whole life. I genuinely don't remember a time when people weren't commenting on my body. I'm from a very conservative family, so going to the gym isn't really an option. Moreover, the comments never stop. One of my friends constantly makes jokes like, "Bhai, tumhare aage kuch hai hi nahi," referring to my chest. She says it so casually, but it honestly hurts every single time. Then another one was like, "Yaar, tum thodi moti ho jaogi toh aur sundar lagogi." Like, mujhe pata hai ki main patli hoon. Mujhe bhi dikh raha hai. But why does everyone constantly have to point it out? One day, a girl in my class literally held my hand and said, "Bhai, tum itni patli kyun ho? Kuch khaya karo." I know she probably didn't mean to be rude, but imagine someone randomly walking up to you just to comment on your body. The worst one was when one of my cousins looked at me and said, "Aise toh shaadi mein bahut problem hogi." That comment has stayed with me ever since. Even now, I avoid wearing certain clothes because I feel self-conscious. I wear full sleeves to class just to hide my skinny arms. 😭 One day I was already so irritated and mentally exhausted because of all these comments. Then there was this girl in my class—she's literally one of the sweetest people I've ever met.She said, "Bhai, tum kitni gori ho, tumhara haath kitna sundar hai aur tum khud bhi. Tum sleeves kyun pehnti ho? Aise hi raho, bahut sundar ho yaar." (That day I wasn't wearing full sleeves for the first time in a long while.) And honestly... when she started talking to me, I genuinely thought she was about to say the same thing everyone else says—"Tum kitni patli ho..." That's how much these comments have affected me. My first thought wasn't that she was going to compliment me, it was that she was going to judge my body again. 😭 People talk about body positivity, but I rarely see anyone discussing how normalized it is to body shame skinny girls in India. If someone comments on a bigger person's body, people usually call it out. But if you're skinny, suddenly it's considered funny or they're "just concerned." The truth is, I want to gain weight. I have a small appetite, I'm vegetarian, I'm under a lot of stress because of NEET, and I'm trying. It's not like I chose to look this way. Has anyone else gone through this? Did you manage to gain weight naturally? And more importantly... how do you stop these comments from getting into your head? Sometimes I laugh it off in front of everyone, but when I'm alone, I end up crying. I'd really appreciate any advice or personal experiences. Please be kind. ❤️

Hi everyone! 🌸 I'm starting a small handmade gift business and I'm looking for my first few customers. 💗 I make fully customized: 📖 Memory scrapbooks 🎁 Birthday & anniversary surprise boxes 💕 Handmade greeting cards 📸 Personalized photo gifts Every gift is handmade and customized with your photos, messages, favorite colors, and theme to make it truly special. Since I'm just starting, I'm offering affordable prices for my first few orders in exchange for honest feedback and reviews. If you have a birthday, anniversary, farewell, proposal, friendship celebration, or any other special occasion coming up, feel free to DM me with your ideas or inspiration pictures. I'll create a personalized gift just the way you want it! ✨💖

Hi everyone! 🌸 I'm starting a small handmade gift business and I'm looking for my first few customers. 💗 I make fully customized: 📖 Memory scrapbooks 🎁 Birthday & anniversary surprise boxes 💕 Handmade greeting cards 📸 Personalized photo gifts Every gift is handmade and customized with your photos, messages, favorite colors, and theme to make it truly special. Since I'm just starting, I'm offering affordable prices for my first few orders in exchange for honest feedback and reviews. If you have a birthday, anniversary, farewell, proposal, friendship celebration, or any other special occasion coming up, feel free to DM me with your ideas or inspiration pictures. I'll create a personalized gift just the way you want it! ✨💖

Hi everyone! 🌸 I'm starting a small handmade gift business and I'm looking for my first few customers. 💗 I make fully customized: 📖 Memory scrapbooks 🎁 Birthday & anniversary surprise boxes 💕 Handmade greeting cards 📸 Personalized photo gifts Every gift is handmade and customized with your photos, messages, favorite colors, and theme to make it truly special. Since I'm just starting, I'm offering affordable prices for my first few orders in exchange for honest feedback and reviews. If you have a birthday, anniversary, farewell, proposal, friendship celebration, or any other special occasion coming up, feel free to DM me with your ideas or inspiration pictures. I'll create a personalized gift just the way you want it! ✨💖

Hi everyone! 🌸 I'm starting a small handmade gift business and I'm looking for my first few customers. 💗 I make fully customized: 📖 Memory scrapbooks 🎁 Birthday & anniversary surprise boxes 💕 Handmade greeting cards 📸 Personalized photo gifts Every gift is handmade and customized with your photos, messages, favorite colors, and theme to make it truly special. Since I'm just starting, I'm offering affordable prices for my first few orders in exchange for honest feedback and reviews. If you have a birthday, anniversary, farewell, proposal, friendship celebration, or any other special occasion coming up, feel free to DM me with your ideas or inspiration pictures. I'll create a personalized gift just the way you want it! ✨💖

Hey everyone! I'm attaching photos of the sunscreens I'm considering. Which one would you recommend? I have dry to very dry (sometimes), sensitive skin, and I tan pretty easily. I was using Blynds, but it pills on me and I still got tanned, so I want to switch. My budget is ₹200–300 max. I'm a student and I buy skincare with my own pocket money, so I'm too broke to increase my budget right now. 🥲 I'm looking for something that: •Gives good protection (I tan easily) •Doesn't dry out my skin •Doesn't pill •Doesn't break me out I know there aren't many great sunscreens in this budget, but I genuinely can't do anything about it right now. It's better to use something rather than nothing. 😭 If there's a better sunscreen in the ₹200–300 range than the ones I'm attaching, please let me know. I'd really appreciate your recommendations. ❤️

Hey everyone! I'm attaching photos of the sunscreens I'm considering. Which one would you recommend? I have dry to very dry (sometimes), sensitive skin, and I tan pretty easily. I was using Blynds, but it pills on me and I still got tanned, so I want to switch. My budget is ₹200–300 max. I'm a student and I buy skincare with my own pocket money, so I'm too broke to increase my budget right now. 🥲 I'm looking for something that: •Gives good protection (I tan easily) •Doesn't dry out my skin •Doesn't pill •Doesn't break me out I know there aren't many great sunscreens in this budget, but I genuinely can't do anything about it right now. It's better to use something rather than nothing. 😭 If there's a better sunscreen in the ₹200–300 range than the ones I'm attaching, please let me know. I'd really appreciate your recommendations. ❤️

Hey everyone! I'm attaching photos of the sunscreens I'm considering. Which one would you recommend? I have dry to very dry (sometimes), sensitive skin and I tan pretty easily. I was using Blynds, but it pills on me and I still got tanned, so I want to switch. My budget is ₹200–300 max because I'm a student and I buy skincare with my own pocket money, so I genuinely can't afford anything more expensive. 🥲 I'm looking for something that: ☀️ Gives good protection (I tan easily) 💧 Doesn't dry out my skin ✨ Doesn't pill 🚫 Doesn't break me out I know there aren't good sunscreens in this budget, but I can't do anything right now. It's better to use something rather than nothing. 🥲 If there's a better sunscreen in the ₹200–300 range than the ones I'm attaching, please let me know. Thanks! 🫶💗

Hey everyone! I'm attaching photos of the sunscreens I'm considering. Which one would you recommend? I have dry to very dry (sometimes), sensitive skin and I tan pretty easily. I was using Blynds, but it pills on me and I still got tanned, so I want to switch. My budget is ₹200–300 max because I'm a student and I buy skincare with my own pocket money, so I genuinely can't afford anything more expensive. 🥲 I'm looking for something that: ☀️ Gives good protection (I tan easily) 💧 Doesn't dry out my skin ✨ Doesn't pill 🚫 Doesn't break me out I know there probably aren't any "perfect" sunscreens in this budget, but I can't do much about it right now. I'd rather use the best sunscreen I can afford than skip sunscreen altogether. 😭 If there's a better sunscreen in the ₹200–300 range than the ones I'm attaching, please let me know. Thanks! 🫶💗

Hey everyone! I'm attaching photos of the sunscreens I'm considering. Which one would you recommend? I have dry to very dry (sometimes), sensitive skin and I tan pretty easily. I was using Blynds, but it pills on me and I still got tanned, so I want to switch. My budget is ₹200–300 max because I'm a student and I buy skincare with my own pocket money, so I genuinely can't afford anything more expensive. 🥲 Looking for something that: ☀️ Gives good protection (I tan easily) 💧 Doesn't dry out my skin ✨ Doesn't pill 🚫 Doesn't break me out I know there probably aren't any "perfect" sunscreens in this budget, but I can't do much about it right now. It's better to use something rather than nothing. If there's a better sunscreen in the If there's a better sunscreen in the ₹200–300 range than the ones I'm attaching, please let me know too. Thanks! 🫶💗