The Neutrogena Hydro Boost Gel is such a holy grail product for me. It feels so nice on the skin. I often buy 2 at a time, especially if they're on special here in Australia because I know I will use them. I've seen recently that they've come out with the replacement pods of the gel cream, so that you can just swap out that middle blue pot each time. Such a good idea to save on wastage of containers.
I have spent the last day jumping around on websites.. Putting things in my cart... Taking them out... Leaving the site... Coming back etc 😩😑 I did pick up back ups/replacements of some staples for good prices so that's good but I'm easily getting distracted and bombarded by emails.. I'm trying to delete them without reading 🤣😭 it really feels like I'm fighting in a war. Someone should make a movie about this
The Palmer's cleansing oil is indeed a gem! I have dry skin and it's great for me. Very nourishing and not at all irritating. It also emulsifies well and I can get away with using just one pump sometimes, when I'm not wearing really heavy makeup.
Hey, Shawna! I can't wait for your end of year empties and make-up uses wrap-up! Do you have any suggestion on how to add new makeup to our collection without overspending? How to get the best deal without going overboard with our purchase? Because I've been trying to add new products yet I'm afraid I'm not being a responsible consumer. Thanks!
Great questions Sheryn! I have a video I put out a few weeks ago called how I spent less than $100 on makeup this year and I think that one might be helpful! I also have a pllaylist called watch this if you're on a no buy/low buy and there might be a lot of good info in there! As for the how should I go about buying while trying to be responsible question. I think that depends on your goals because there are a lof of strategies that can be implemented depending on your intended outcome. If you want to have a curated collection with minimal products prioritizing panning and contentment might be helpful. If you're someone whose all about the finances and making sure you don't spend too much prioritizing the budget, low buy, contentment, will be great. Either way, you might need to do some work to figure out what too much means for you. What does enough look like. If you owned 4 foundations would you use them or feel overwhelm? If you had 15 ect. You can also consider how long it will take you to get through products. Ex. If you have 15 foundations and you on average finish 3 a year, you have 5 years of foundation. Would bringing in more be too much or ok?
Wow all of those skin base empties. So satisfying to watch.
Wow! It’s so rare to see someone empty out an entire palette. 😮
The Neutrogena Hydro Boost Gel is such a holy grail product for me. It feels so nice on the skin. I often buy 2 at a time, especially if they're on special here in Australia because I know I will use them. I've seen recently that they've come out with the replacement pods of the gel cream, so that you can just swap out that middle blue pot each time. Such a good idea to save on wastage of containers.
I love that! I haven't seen those near me (yet) but hopefully they start doing that in Canada too because I love a save the packaging moment!
Wow! That’s some great empties. 👏🏽😊
Thank you Maru!
I have spent the last day jumping around on websites..
Putting things in my cart... Taking them out... Leaving the site... Coming back etc 😩😑 I did pick up back ups/replacements of some staples for good prices so that's good but I'm easily getting distracted and bombarded by emails.. I'm trying to delete them without reading 🤣😭 it really feels like I'm fighting in a war. Someone should make a movie about this
All the emails have definitely been overwhelming!
The Palmer's cleansing oil is indeed a gem! I have dry skin and it's great for me. Very nourishing and not at all irritating. It also emulsifies well and I can get away with using just one pump sometimes, when I'm not wearing really heavy makeup.
Totally agree! I love it so much. I'm glad it works for you !
the fenty foundation is half off at Sephora rn btw.. might be a good opportunity to buy it now and save it for spring
I went to go take a look and i didn't see it on sale at sephora Canada 😞
YAY, HOURGLASS PALETTE PARTY!! 🥳 And well done on the rest too..😁
I was so excited about that 😂
The matte foundation I would repurchase is the Maybelline Fit Me for normal to oily skin. It’s a good summer foundation for me.
ouuu yess! I've been meaning to try this again
Hey, Shawna! I can't wait for your end of year empties and make-up uses wrap-up!
Do you have any suggestion on how to add new makeup to our collection without overspending? How to get the best deal without going overboard with our purchase? Because I've been trying to add new products yet I'm afraid I'm not being a responsible consumer. Thanks!
Great questions Sheryn! I have a video I put out a few weeks ago called how I spent less than $100 on makeup this year and I think that one might be helpful! I also have a pllaylist called watch this if you're on a no buy/low buy and there might be a lot of good info in there!
As for the how should I go about buying while trying to be responsible question. I think that depends on your goals because there are a lof of strategies that can be implemented depending on your intended outcome. If you want to have a curated collection with minimal products prioritizing panning and contentment might be helpful. If you're someone whose all about the finances and making sure you don't spend too much prioritizing the budget, low buy, contentment, will be great. Either way, you might need to do some work to figure out what too much means for you. What does enough look like. If you owned 4 foundations would you use them or feel overwhelm? If you had 15 ect. You can also consider how long it will take you to get through products. Ex. If you have 15 foundations and you on average finish 3 a year, you have 5 years of foundation. Would bringing in more be too much or ok?
Thanks for the reply! Gotta keep those points in my head!