I spent months trying to fix my dry patches with different natural oils and DIY masks. Last week I completely stopped washing my face in the morning and just rinsed with cold water, my skin cleared up in three days.
What’s one step you dropped that actually fixed your skin?
I spent yesterday calculating how long liquid products actually last before going bad. Seeing three open mascaras and four half-used liquid concealers made me realize I physically can't use more than I have right now.
When was the last time you did a ruthless shelf-life purge?
I tried using pure coconut oil as a body moisturizer and raw shea butter on my ends, but my skin broke out instantly and my hair felt greasy yet dry.
Which 100% natural single ingredient did not live up to the hype for you?
I have a Tower 28 BeachPlease Lip + Cheek Cream that is well past its expiration date. It smells totally fine, but I know clean beauty formulas go bad fast. I just can't bring myself to throw it away because of the shade.
What product in your stash are you keeping around way past its prime?
I’ve been curious about using gentle glycolic acid toner on my underarms to help with texture, ingrowns, and darkness.
Has anyone made skincare acids part of their armpit routine? Did it actually help smooth things out, or did it end up irritating your skin?
I caught myself using a chalky bronzer every day just to see silver pan and feel a sense of achievement. But then I realized, life is too short to wear bad makeup just to prove a point to myself.
Have you ever caught yourself hate-panning something just to finish it?