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whimsical beauty hacks you need in your life
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Beauty Ideas
- Choose jewelry that feels like you. Nature-inspired or molten-silver pieces can make a simple outfit feel more whimsical. Explore your preferences rather than buying only what’s popular. Etsy, Vinted, and eBay are places to look.
- Try lash clusters that suit your eyes. Layla Paris likes longer clusters for her round eyes and says hers can last several days, sometimes up to a week. Lash serum is an alternative if you’d rather not wear lashes.
- Bring out your eye color. Consider complementary shades, such as purple mascara or eyeliner for hazel eyes, or burnt-orange looks for blue eyes.
- Experiment with your look. Try changing your brows or lashes, or exploring different beauty routines over time. Find what feels right for you.
- Try long-wearing lip color. Layla likes lip stains because they require less reapplication. She recommends Sheglam’s lip stain and a Stila stain-style lip liner.
- Use beige liner to brighten your face. Apply it to areas you’d highlight, such as the inner corners of the eyes. Using it along the waterline can make your eyes look more awake.
Skincare and Self-Care
- Try an oil cleanser. Layla says it helped her combination-to-oily skin and feels as though it removes dirt and makeup. She’s unsure about the sensation of residue or particles she feels while using it.
- Make time for a calming ritual. Spend a few minutes with tea imagining how you want to feel, and approach food and self-care with appreciation.
Mentioned Products and Platforms
- Nature-inspired jewelry
- Etsy, Vinted, and eBay
- Lash clusters and lash serum
- Sheglam lip stain
- Stila stain-style lip liner
- Oil cleanser
- Beige eyeliner
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Layla Paris
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