Kitty_Collins

My Pale Skin!!! I can't remember the vlogger's name, but that's the vlog. Wayne Goss's older videos are pretty good, too. Definitely checkout Kevyn Aucoin's books.

Peter Thomas Roth Gentle Foaming Cleanser is amazing. It is truly gentle (and fragrance free and soap free) but still effectively cleanses. Never leaves any makeup behind. Never makes my skin feel dry. It's not the most economical cleanser or the easiest to find in stores, but it is, by far, the best I've ever used.

Wait. So, the breakouts started when you added a "cleansing machine" to your regimen? And your solution was to ditch the regimen altogether? Why didn't you try just getting rid of the machine?

Bowling and thai food.

You're 14. 14 year olds don't have relationships. They make out with people they think are cute. They "break up" a week later. It's practice. Don't take it too seriously.

Hey ladies. I'm back.

It would make sense to me that smoking would make acne worse, how could it not clog your pores? BUT smoking tends to dry out your skin, which removes one factor that can contribute to acne. And despite nicotine being a stimulant, it can calm you down. Shit, that's WHY people smoke. And stress may contribute to acne, possibly because it increases sebum production. Here's the thing, why does it only work for girls? That study didn't have any conclusive results, it may have been a fluke. I just tho

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.f...l=pubmed_docsum Background Previous studies on the association between smoking and acne have reported conflicting results. Objective To investigate the association between smoking and acne among school-going adolescents. Methods A cross-sectional study was conducted. Smoking was defined as smoking > 3 cigarettes daily for 6 months or more. We defined acne as having > 20 retentional and/or inflammatory facial acne lesions. Multivariate (proporti

DDF, Peter Thomas Roth, DollFace Beauty Cocktails (if you can find it), Philosophy, Kiehl's, BeneFit and Bliss are my favorites.

I don't remember a time I wasn't obsessed with how I look. I can vaguely remember being probably no older than 4 or 5 and playing with my mom's makeup, not the way other little girls would, but actually trying to figure out how an adult would wear makeup so I could be prettier. I remember being 7 years old trying to blow my hair out straight (which was always a disaster) and reading about DIY facials in Cosmo. Maybe it's because I'm an only child and there were never kids my age around so all I

BUT is it even worth it if you take less than 50mg? I'm at 45 (which i think i already stated). Even with other people saying things to me about my skin, I still have to wonder if it's really making a difference.