Makeup/Skincare Tips?

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Harold

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Lately, I've become obsessed with my skin and started soaking in every single skincare and makeup tip I could find online, so I was wondering if you guys knew any new or uncommon tip? (I'm also in love with DIY natural face masks, so I would enjoy any recommendation of face masks I should try!)
What is your daily skin routine? Does it work for you?

(Also, this is really weebish but I'm a sucker for Korean/Japanese skincare & makeup. If you have any tips or recommendations on that, please let us all know.:heart-full:)
 

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Anyone know anything good for hard callouses? My hands are covered by them. Vaseline and gloves?
 
Rou said:
Anyone know anything good for hard callouses? My hands are covered by them. Vaseline and gloves?
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Sloughing lotion. It's more designed for use on your feet (it's sometimes used in pedicures) but it's good if you have callouses on your hands, too. It just loosens the dead skin cells and makes them roll off in little pieces.
 
fire_fly said:
Sloughing lotion. It's more designed for use on your feet (it's sometimes used in pedicures) but it's good if you have callouses on your hands, too. It just loosens the dead skin cells and makes them roll off in little pieces.
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Thanks a lot, I'll check that out.
 
Green tea. Both drinking it and putting it on your face. If you don't want to go and buy a green tea scrub, then dropping a bag of it into hot water and steaming your face is great. Afterward you can put the tea bags over your eyes when they're cooled down; the caffeine reduces puffiness and eyebags.

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Learning makeup at school I applied art rules to understand it. It's all about light manipulation and color theory. You can look up into the lighting and see what you need to highlight and what to contour.
 
I think it may also be useful to do your makeup in the type of lighting you expect to be under, mostly. Such as doing your makeup under sunlight, if you're planning to go out for the day.
I've heard people say that they've done their makeup under their bathroom lights, and then gone outside and it looked funny under the sun. I guess that depends how much you're doing.
 
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