#face mask tips

[luminousfaery]

face mask schedule ‎𓈒 ˖ ࣪ 𝜗𝜚

tuesday: hydration boost

face mask: hydrating sheet or gel mask. provides intense moisture and helps keep the skin dewy and plump.

eye mask: hydrating eye patches. reduces puffiness and refreshes the under-eye area.

lip mask: moisturizing lip mask. keeps lips soft and hydrated.

friday: deep cleansing

face mask: clay or charcoal mask. helps to clear out impurities and control excess oil for a fresh complexion.

eye mask: brightening eye mask. helps with dark circles and brightens the under-eye area.

lip mask: exfoliating lip mask. gently exfoliates and smooths lips, removing any dry patches.

sunday: repair and renewal

face mask: overnight repair mask or gentle peel. supports skin repair and rejuvenation while you sleep, addressing any signs of stress or fatigue.

eye mask: revitalizing eye patches. provides a boost of hydration and reduces signs of tiredness.

lip mask: nourishing lip mask. rich in hydrating ingredients to smooth and plump lips.

this face mask routine helps me with hydration, clarity, and repair, but it may not suit everyone. make sure to do your research to tailor your specific skin type for the best results.

[xoxo-ch3rry]

Hair care tips <3

-silk pillow case, it’s not rough on your hair

-double condition

-always remember heat protectants

-scalp massages

-silk scrunchies

-wash hair with cold water

-spinach, eggs, almonds and sweet potato are good for hair growth plus they’re yummy!

🎀

[riseandfallofsecunit]

I always like seeing the references people use, since using references has been an essential part of any of my artwork. …So here are some of the ones I’ve used recently :-)

[fairiedance]

Masks for Protest Safety

I have seen a lot of people out protesting without masks. I want to point out that masks are not just for safety from illness! If you're at a protest that seems at risk of turning violent or being extra controversial in some way (being held in a hostile conservative area, for example) it is a very good idea to have a mask on you to avoid facial recognition software. Even if you don't do anything wrong there is always a chance law enforcement could give you a hard time for simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time (particularly if you are a minority).

Other useful tips: Keep your phone turned off or carry a burner, wear long clothes to protect from chemical agents (and cover identifying tattoos), bring water (to wash eyes and drink), don't post photos of people without their consent, avoid contact lenses and eye makeup (due to pepper spray), don't carry anything you wouldn't want to get arrested with (drugs, valuables, etc), avoid loose hair and jewelry that can get caught or grabbed, write down (maybe on your skin) or memorize contact info for people you are with.

This post was prompted because I noticed throughout my fundraising that I have not sold any masks. This is totally fine, I've made plenty of other sales and stickers usually have the highest margins anyway. I do hope this means most of you are using keffiyehs or masks you have left over from Covid though! It's good to be safe (I'm always nagging the friend I'm raising money for to take more safety precautions at his protests, haha).

Here is a small sample of some of the masks I have:

As usual, ALL PROCEEDS from these are for my Palestinian best friend, to help his girlfriend afford to join him safely in America and to help his friends and family in Palestine and around the rest of the Levant who are being hurt directly and/or financially by the attacks on Gaza, the increasing Israeli raids in the West Bank and the collateral damage in surrounding countries. All designs found here (Redbubble will show you a random product, click on each to see more product options such as masks, stickers, shirts, mugs, etc). I'm still adding new ones nearly daily.

Thank you so much to everyone who has helped out so far!

[biophilianutrition]

Stay Hydrated

[so-very-small]

wish i was small so i could take one of those acne patches and stick it over my whole face

[sketchonista]

Deadwood SS24 shot at Copenhagen Fashionweek

[theartofwomann]

first, you need to drink water, a lot of water. you need water, your skin needs it, your body needs it. so PLEASE drink that water

[aobkorea]

BEAUTY IS ALL ABOUT YOU, KNOW YOUR SKIN TYPES

[xoxo-ch3rry]

How to drink more water

When I tell you the fastest way to glow up is to drink more water, girl, I mean it!!

I personally don’t really like the taste of plain water I usually drink sparkling water which if you drink too fast it gets sickly so my water intake was not the best, I bought a water bottle about a week ago, it’s pink and has a straw which motivates me so much!!

Now, my tip is to make your water colorful, add fruits, I bought mint leaves, strawberries, lime, lemon, oranges and it tastes so good!! Right now I have mint and strawberries I drank it before going to sleep it didn’t have that much flavour yet because I made it minutes before going to sleep but when I woke up in the middle of the night I drank a sip and when the fruits soak in the water for a while it tastes so nice and refreshing

I heavily recommend, my waterbottle is 900ml and I drink about 2 of them a day, soon I’ll try to drink 3! <3 baby steps

🎀stay hydrated girlies🎀

[sysig]

Yeah of course I’m still thinking about plushies, what else (Patreon)

Most specifically thinking about magnets again - there’s the obvious of putting it in their hands so they can hold hands!

Of course if they’re on the same side i.e. right hand gets south polarity, left gets north, they’d only be able to hold opposite hands, so no handshakes (but I think that’s fine personally haha)

But on top of hands they could also have magnets behind their mouth! Kiss-magnets! My only real concern is the fabric pulling and developing kiss-wrinkles from being pressed against each other haha

They’d also be able to giggle with their palms to their mouths hehe, how cute! It’d depend on their kiss polarity

Which would of course depend on ship compatibility! Max has to be able to kiss Dex and Caleb, so if that makes it that Caleb and Dex can’t kiss, I mean that’s just an unfortunate side effect haha

[dreamypumpkins]

[usarmytrooper]

Seems like good advice to me…but I wasn’t really even considering it.

[lilzebracakes]

hi z0mbies, welcome to my page!!!!

-things bout me-

i love nicki minaj

i adore cute perfumes n cheetahs

most fav colors r red n blue n pink

i luv fur boots

studded belts, kandi braclets, foldover leggings r my most fav

my favorite bands r

jack off jill

my chemical romance

mindless self indulgence

nirvana

bloodhound gang

the killers

weezer

guttermouth

green day

(is icp a band..?)

anything else ya wanna know dm me :P

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[manchima123]

Beautipoint

[aobkorea]

DRY SKIN TIPS THAT REALLY WORKS.

Skin can become dry and dehydrated when it loses water too quickly—not unlike our bodies on a scorching summer day or after a grueling cardio workout. When our skin loses that water, it’s called transepidermal weather loss (TEWL). For those of us with dry skin, that means our skin cells have a hard time keeping water in. Add to that environmental aggressors like sun, wind, pollution, polar/cold climates and the skin barrier can also be compromised - making skin drier and more fragile and susceptible to cracking and irritation. A few common characteristics of dry skin include dullness, flakey-ness, tightness, itchiness, redness, and just (sigh) general discomfort. In short, dry skin is no fun. But it is common—and almost everyone will grapple with it at some point.

Some people are genetically predisposed to dryer skin and deal with it even as teenagers, when skin typically overproduces oil. Others battle parched complexions seasonally (particularly in the dry depths of winter) or situationally (e.g. long, hot showers, certain medications and even overly aggressive skincare can all cause excessive moisture loss). And of course, all skin becomes drier as we age, so even if you’ve never considered your skin on the dry side, it will be…eventually.

The good news is dry skin doesn’t have to stay dry. There are lots of simple, easy-to-adopt strategies that will soothe and soften almost instantly. Here are 7 dry skin tips to set you on the path to smoother, more supple skin.

1. Turn On A Humidifier

Dry skin can be caused—or exacerbated—by central heating, fireplaces and wood-burning stoves. If you live in a climate that dips below 50 degrees during the winter, you’re likely well aware of this. Turning on a humidifier overnight—or placing a small one near your work space during the day—will consistently mist and hydrate the air, helping to mitigate the moisture-zapping properties of all that exposure to indoor heat.

2. Ease Up On The Steamy Showers

Yes, it does feel so good—especially on a frigid day. But too much time in a long, hot shower or bath can remove natural oils from your skin, as well as disrupt your skin’s protective barrier function (which can cause you to lose moisture even outside the shower). So, as a general rule, try to suds and rinse in less than ten minutes and keep the water temperature closer to warm than hot.

3. Choose A Gentle Cleanser

Using a harsh antibacterial soap, which is designed to remove sweat and oil, will also strip moisture from your skin, leaving it itchy and dry. This result is often worsened in the winter months when skin is most vulnerable. So, try to stick to body and face cleansers that are creamy and moisturizing, like Korean skincare , which effectively removes makeup and impurities, but does it without stripping moisture from the skin or disrupting the skin’s barrier function.

4. Slather On Moisture Asap

Layering on moisturizing serums and creams, immediately after cleansing will help seal water into the skin, as well as support the skin’s barrier function. Same goes for your body: Aim to always apply a hydrating cream right after showering or bathing—and massage in a nourishing hand lotion, Such as Korean skincare every time you wash up. Note: To maximize the hydrating potency of the aforementioned formulas, always blot, rather than rub, with a towel after showering or cleansing. Blotting gets rids of any dripping water but still leaves a light film of moisture for your serums and creams to seal inside the skin.

5. Slough With Care

Slathering on moisturizer is crucial in treating dry skin, but if the buildup of dead skin cells on your face has become nearly impenetrable, those formulas can’t permeate and nourish your skin. So, it’s also imperative that you use a gentle scrub or an exfoliating toner, such as K-Beauty to routinely remove dead surface skin cells. Do this step a few times a week after cleansing, but before moisturizing.

6. Take Cover

In bitter-cold climates, the skin can lose moisture at an accelerated rate—as much as 25 percent more than it does in a moderate climate. So, If your home state’s winter weather can become quite harsh, try to prioritize covering as much skin as possible whenever you head outdoors. Scarves, hats, knee socks and gloves should be considered as essential as shoes.

7. Drink Up

Keeping your skin hydrated starts with quenching your body’s thirst for water. So, try to down the expert-recommended 64 ounces of liquid each day (non-caffeinated beverages like tea or seltzer also count). And feel free to toss back more, if you're still thirsty. Also, try to limit both caffeinated and alcoholic drinks to no more than two per day, as both are diuretics and can accelerate water loss, undoing all the good-skin deeds, above.

Though we commonly discuss dry skin during the colder, drier winter months, it’s actually a year-round problem. The key to curbing your skin’s moisture loss is both making small lifestyle changes, and sticking to a soothing, hydrating skincare regimen.

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