u/Ok-Grade772

After going to Korea and seeing so many people with bangs, I may have been influenced… But everywhere I look, people say bangs are best for covering a bigger forehead, and my forehead is already pretty small.

I'm genuinely worried they'd just make my face look crowded, like with no room at all.

Has anyone with a smaller forehead tried bangs and actually liked the result? What style worked for you? 😭

So i get those tiny little pimples on my face daily, like idk how to explain them but they are tiny and i can tell its not hormonal or anything and they literally instantly pop as im washing my face in the morning, like veeery superficial.
Any who deals with this please ill take any advice or recommendations on how to fix it.
Ps. i get them usually on the top of my nose bridge and right under my eye bags.

So I was cleaning out my shelf the other day and I realized I have at least four products I bought primarily because of how they looked. Like the formula seemed fine and the reviews were okay but if I'm being honest with myself the main reason I clicked add to cart was the packaging.

And the thing is I don't even feel that bad about it because Korean brands are just operating on a completely different level aesthetically. The little illustrations, the pastel everything, the way some of them come in containers that are almost too pretty to open. I have a toner that came in a bottle so cute I kept it on my desk after it was empty for like two months just because I liked looking at it.

The dangerous part is that cute packaging has burned me before. Bought something once that looked absolutely adorable, smelled amazing, and did absolutely nothing for my skin. So now I try to do at least five minutes of actual research before I let the aesthetics win lol. Key word TRY...

Curious what's the most unnecessarily beautiful skincare packaging you own and did the product actually deliver or did the cute packaging trick you too.

I know this is a controversial subject simply because of how different everyones skin is. The cushion foundation i love my friend hates and vice versa. So please spill what your skin type is and what foundation you swear by but also what foundation you HATED

This is not a complaint this is genuinely a question I think about. Like even when I picked up a random toner from a Korean brand I'd never even heard of and it smelled like someone bottled a forest after rain. Meanwhile I've bought $40 American serums that smell like rubbing alcohol and sadness.

I don't even fully understand what goes into the scenting process or if Korean brands just prioritize it differently but something is clearly happening over there that isn't happening here. Even the "unscented" korean products somehow smell kind of nice??

Curious if anyone else notices this or if I'm just really sensitive to scent. Also does it affect whether you buy something or do you not care at all?