u/WaffleBiscuitBread

While color analysis typically focuses on embracing your natural skin, sometimes some of us might have events or reasons we would like to appear to have a bit more of a tan.

If you have recommendations to share that work for you and your season, it could be helpful for those out there looking for good matches in the future!

(I'm a True Autumn looking to have a bit of a tan for an upcoming event, so if you've got something to throw my way it'd be extra appreciated!)

Hi all! I'm a very pale True Autumn who needs some self tanner for an event this weekend. Any suggestions of flattering self-tanners for our warm, muted selves? I do not want it to be too orange or too dark. Thanks in advance!

I bought Tirz in October of 2025 and long story short -- I was having some health problems so delayed taking it. However, things are cleared up now and I finally remembered that I have it in the back of the fridge. Is it still safe to take?

I've been using canva to sell a product for a year now -- all include gender symbols on them and they HAVE to be in text. Never had a problem with exporting correctly. Suddenly, all of the gender symbols are changing to purple emojis after export. They look fine in the editor, fine in the little pop-up that shows the page is being downloaded, but then when I open the actual PDF Print (or PNG or any type of save file -- I've tested them all!) they have an emoji instead. If anyone knows how to fix this it would be super appreciated!

I've been running my shop for almost a year and I almost never have had issues with items being properly delivered. This month? Total nightmare. USPS has been marking items as "delivered" that aren't there. They've been losing things. My customers are contacting me asking me to reship their orders and Etsy/USPS makes it so time consuming and frustrating and long-winded to try to open a case and get refunded that my customers get upset about the shipping and I'm worried I'd get a negative review as a result. The shipping labels cost me more than the items themselves, and so this is EXTREMELY frustrating to me. I don't even know what to do! Anyone in a similar boat or have any advice about the best way to handle these situations?

I'm looking for a place to do karaoke on a Friday or Saturday night. However, it's for a small bachelorette party (5 of us) and I read on here that they don't love when bach parties come in to Georgie's because it's supposed to be an LGBTQ space (and I totally understand that and would not want to be intrusive). Are there other places that do weekend karaoke that would work better for a bachelorette group?