I use primer and skincare before makeup, set with loose and pressed powder including on my glasses and l'oreal stetting spray. Genuinely what am I doing wrong??
I only wear hoodies to hide it, but I can still see the way my body looks in the mirror. My friend took a candid picture of me from the side and I cried when I got home. It's time for me to get my first job, but I'm only applying to places that don't have T-shirts for uniform. I stopped going to in-person school, and spend all my time by myself because I hate how I look.
I've gone to the chiropractor before for a different reason, but my chiropractor never said anything about my back, so I feel like it's not actually an issue and there's nothing to treat. My parents tell me to stand straighter, but I physically can't.
I want to try to bring this up with my doctor and see if I can get an x-ray, but I don't want them to tell me nothing is wrong and I'll end up having to look like this forever. I'm really scared to try and get diagnosed, but I really can't stand this anymore.
I haven't gotten diagnosed yet, but I'm like pretty certain I have kyphosis and/or lordosis, the thing is, I don't experience pain from it. The only pain I get is sitting against the backs of chairs and from an extended period exercise/standing.
I'm scared I won't be taken as seriously or will get denied treatment because of this. What can I do?
I really want to get a job but I'm so self-conscious, I don't even want to leave my room. It's hard for me to go outside and I've had to switch to online school. I really want to stop being so useless and at least make some money, but I don't know if I can do it.
A big issue for me is body image. I'm guaranteed an anxiety attack if i can't wear a really baggy hoodie in front of people, which I can't wear at every job.
The thing I'm trying to cover is something that can't be fixed like acne. It's quite literally my bone structure so I'm pretty much stuck with it.
Is there any way I can work through this? I don't know if only applying to jobs where I can wear a hoodie will have much success, considering how hard it is to find work.
I'm from Ontario, Canada and am looking for a cabinet to display my teacups like the pictures added. I've looked on IKEA. Wayfair, Ebay, etc, but I can't find anything in my budget of (preferably) $500. Everything seems to be $1000 and up. It doesn't have to actually be vintage, but I'd just prefer a similar look. Please any advice would be great! Thank you!
I've tried every skin-prep technique out there, but I'm still stuck with the same issues. Every time I try skin-prep, it makes my makeup pill, or it comes off with a slight rub... The only thing that has worked for me is just using toner, but I want my makeup to look good all day. I've done the regular skincare with no primer, just primer, and both. Can anyone relate?
I see these specific products very popular in Asian beauty, but I don't have any of those brands where I live. Are there any (preferably drugstore) products that do the same thing?
Every "cool-toned" contour looks a neutral, and I'm unfortunately extremely pale, so every western makeup product end up looking warm on me.
Also I'm wondering if "Brightening Powders" are setting powders or matte highlights? Could they be used as both?
The digipacks and confetti version for This Is For are definitely my favourite design. The inclusions have a lot less than the main album designs, though. I wish there was a bigger version for that concept!