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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago

realistically, affordable korean skincare brands worth trying that are cruelty-free

i’m trying to put together a simpler skincare routine without spending a ridiculous amount every month. my skin is combination, so i usually need something hydrating for certain areas without making everything else feel greasy.

i’ve also been trying to stick with cruelty-free products, which rules out a lot of random recommendations i come across. i was browsing stylevana recently and found a few korean products that looked interesting, but i’m not comfortable assuming the whole brand is cruelty-free without checking it properly. for people here who are also particular about cruelty-free products, what affordable korean skincare brands or individual products have actually stayed in your routine?

i’d rather hear about something you’ve finished and bought again than a product you used for a week. how was the amount of product for the price? did it last you a decent amount of time? and did you notice enough of a difference to keep buying it?

even one or two products would be helpful.

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u/Geri-Blickle — 11 days ago

Beta alternative for loofah

So I've been using a loofah for quite some time. And lately I've read a lot of reviews on how one mustn't use loofah as it continues to have the bacteria etc etc. so I'm really looking for an alternative that I can use. So if u guys got some good suggestions, drop em drop below and also tag the site form which u got them.

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u/Many_Werewolf_3957 — 11 days ago

Is there a good cf dupe for John Freida's Go Blonder shampoo and conditioner that's also available in Europe? (I'd love it if sold in Europe but it's alright if I can buy it online)

I love the shampoo,tried it before finding out they aren't CF and it made my dark brown hair just the right shade of light brown I love,I wanna try something similar and I heard the conditioner makes it work even better,so is there a good alternative to the John Freida Go Blonder? (also I'd love it if affordable and not 30 euros)

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u/DinoRing175c — 12 days ago

cruelty free lipstick

im looking for a cruelty free lipstick that will work for this combo! i finally found a grey lip liner but am still searching for the perfect lipstick.

i am a little darker than the girl in the photo, neutral olive skin tone so most coral/neutral tones are straight up orange on me. most lipsticks i’ve found with the right tone are too dark; i want it to be the same intensity as my skin tone if not slightly lighter.

i’m open to any finish. must also be vegan. thanks!

u/rraaddccaatt — 12 days ago

Dupe for MAC Cyber

Cyber is an old favorite of mine!
I’m getting married in February and I’m looking for a matte transfer-proof dupe for it. (Pic is not me.)
Thanks in advance! 🖤

u/grave_spook — 11 days ago

Alternative facial moisturizers & SPF

Hi, I have acne prone sensitive skin (gets really dry in winter, but otherwise more combo skin) and I am seeking:

  1. basic moisturizer with no oils or anything that would irritate acne prone skin. I see a lot of moisturizers that people recommend in here that have things like jojoba oil, shea butter, and other various oils that I cannot use with my acne prone skin. I am currently using the Vanicream Daily facial moisturizer which has been fine and I like the simplicity and safety of ingredients. but would like to switch to something that has a CF certification. this will be used at night

  2. spf - either in a moisturizer or just spf form is fine. this will be used in the morning. same as the moisturizer, needs to be safe for acne prone skin. okay with chemical or mineral sunscreen, ideally one that is both chemical and mineral. I was using Supergoop but am looking to switch since they got bought out.

Ideally looking for (both the moisturizer and spf) to come in a size larger than 2 fl oz and be relatively affordable, I am willing to spend a bit more considering I am shopping cruelty free with lots of needs, but I can’t do like 2-3 fl oz for 30$+ ya know

Thank you for any recommendations!

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u/gegorham — 12 days ago