#What is the skin care routine?

[seleneprince]

"I wonder what kind of sleepovers they have in Slytherin. Bet they spend the night worshipping the Dark Lord and preaching the importance of blood purity"

"Yeah, they probably just have silly tea parties and talk shit about the rest of us, those pompous snakes"

Meanwhile, the Slytherin dorms on a normal day:

(Spoiler: Pandora and Snape are the ones to suggest it everytime, and the rest of girls follow out of curiosity)

[chrissy-kaos]

Remember, skin care is vital, especially when you're old like me 🤭😋. Make sure you do your nightly routine so you can have beautiful skin, too!

[skydalous]

I have this headcanon that Luke is obsessed with anything related to skin care. One look at his skin gave me certainty because how could he have soft skin after living all this time in Tatooine? He spent hours and hours and a lot of products to keep it hydrated.

Din on the contrary has never heard about a moisturiser in his life. Every morning he wakes up, throw some water in his face and get to work.

Luke is terribly concerned when he discovers this and jealous because Din still has a nice face even though he doesn't realise it.

[chaotic-illusion]

Taking away Solas' sun scorch and freckles, the little scar near is brow and the general softness of his face makes me so sad like no that's not him. What have you done to him? Why are his lips thin? I'm so sorry but I HATE this change.

[moodofrishh]

🎀soft girl Era 🎀

#soft aesthetic #softcore #wellnessjourney #wellness girl #vanilla girl #self love #self care #skincare #soft girl #haircare #dream girl #spiritual girl #girly stuff #girly aesthetic #crystals #aesthetic #hygiene

#divine feminine #girl tips #skincare routine

#self care routine #cozycore #spirituality #nature #90s supermodels #90s runway #it girl

#that girl #model off duty #affirmations

[downtherabbitholewithlucy]

|🩷| S a m m y |🩷|

[getetteroo]

Trying to keep your face from gaining wrinkles so you'll be loved is stupid because being loved will cause your face to wrinkle. Have a great day <3

[defira85]

Also absolutely no offence to all of my beloved pink haired queers in my life, but do you know how devastating it is to learn that we could have had silver-haired cougar MILF Liara Portyr in full plate armour in BG3 and instead got the perky pink haired young thing on the right

[tealeahs-blog]

Is messy hair a thing you have the hots for or no??

Instagram: tealeah_

[tisajest]

I have such a fondness for “ugly” Jason, I think he should canonically be “ugly” always ❤️

[1uc0z4dee]

September 1, 1994

Are we a prozac nation?

[forgive-the-sea]

can someone tell me WHY my skin has been so bad lately?

[eosofspades]

also by the way other people with curly hair there's no way you actually have to have a routine for your hair, right. there's no way that you're actually SUPPOSED to be putting like three different kinds of leave-in and cream and foam whatever the fuck that stuff is, right ?????? this is halfway a vent post about how disabling adhd is also but i can barely manage to change my clothes every day if you told me i needed to have a HAIR CARE ROUTINE for my hair to actually look nice i would actually lose it

[avinox]

I found a website where you can type the ingredients of the skin product you're using and it tells you whether they're comedogenic or not and if there's an irritant in there as well. The site is in Spanish but I assume it can be easily translatable by your browser.

But it case it's not, I translated it for you

Once you click Verify, it brings you to this page:

The mildly comedogenic ingredients are in yellow, moderate in orange, and high in red. The irritating ingredients are in blue.

The two "warnings" on top are the conclusions the website reached, the yellow one says this product is potentially safe, except if the case my skin has a strong tendency to get obstructed pores. The blue one says it can be irritating, especially in sensitive skins (you can't see all the ingredients here, but the last one was parfum, which is an irritant).

The website also said products that have comedogenic ingredients are usually safe as long as those ingredients aren't within the 5 first positions on the list.

Disclaimer: I'm not a dermatologist nor do I know anything more than the average person about skincare, I'm just an acne sufferer who thought this could be of use to people like me. And I hope it is!!

Here's the link to the website

[ghostcrows]

my awesome male pattern acne

[somedudenamedanthony]

Wanted to draw something soft for once

They probably haven't slept in weeks, they deserve this