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Korean skincare >>>>>>>>>     

[FlowerBomb]

It's weird because they put so much emphasis on skincare but still use so much surg' and make up
The removable clay noses, cheeks and chins took me out

[Blackpantha]

AND I sunbathe as a black person. People think I'm weird as fuck for doing it. They like you black enough already nigga wyd?

There's nothing weird about that. I go to the nude beaches oil out and soak up the sun butt naked. It's okay hun take in the sun.

[BrokenHeartsHeal]

im allergic to certain

[Inject My Lips]

I have a love/hate with sunscreen. There's only been ONE that I LOVED, but they discontinued it. lsdjhlzgv ew

Either I like one and it's too expensive. Or one is fine but then it breaks me out. Or it leaves me looking like Casper. But here are some that I like. I tend to find that Asian sunscreens are better.

This is an Asian one. And affordable. Plus it doubles as a moisturizer.




Shani Darden (esthetician to the stars) recommends this one. I like it, but it's kind of oily. It's probably amazing for really dry skin.



This is probably the most natural one I've ever used. It only has good oils, beeswax and zinc oxide for the sun protection. The only downside is it's $50. Lasts a long time though. I've had it for 2 months and I'm sure it'll last a few more months.

I have the misha in the blue bottle.  I forgot why I didn't like it but it was probably due to strong fragrance or it not being easily bendable.  If I can find it I'll probably use it for my body, but right now I'm using the etude house one for my body since it has a stronger white cast than I'd like and tons of alcohol.
I swear by this one currently.

It's 100% physical and doesn't have fragrance or alcohol.  It goes on pretty greasy but dries down matte and has virtually no white cast.  It was perfect for the summer but now that I'm using tret for anti aging I'm on the hunt for something more moisturizing (I'm going thru the skin peeling phase).  Still for $30 you get 4 oz so its a good deal compared to other high end cosmetically elegant sunscreens.  I recently ordered the Josie Maran spf 47 and I'm looking forward to it.  It has argon oil so it makes your face glow.  It was $32 for 2 oz so its definitely on the expensive side.

[Kurama]

I think its in my moisturizer sp15, otherwise nah.

[Blackpantha]

It's weird because they put so much emphasis on skincare but still use so much surg' and make up
The removable clay noses, cheeks and chins took me out

Very innovative.

[Inject My Lips]

I think its in my moisturizer sp15, otherwise nah.

For the average black person that's probably all you really need. 

[Cowboy Nine]

Sunscreen and the spf factor in my shea butters

[b7]

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I have a love/hate with sunscreen. There's only been ONE that I LOVED, but they discontinued it. lsdjhlzgv ew

Either I like one and it's too expensive. Or one is fine but then it breaks me out. Or it leaves me looking like Casper. But here are some that I like. I tend to find that Asian sunscreens are better.

This is an Asian one. And affordable. Plus it doubles as a moisturizer.




Shani Darden (esthetician to the stars) recommends this one. I like it, but it's kind of oily. It's probably amazing for really dry skin.



This is probably the most natural one I've ever used. It only has good oils, beeswax and zinc oxide for the sun protection. The only downside is it's $50. Lasts a long time though. I've had it for 2 months and I'm sure it'll last a few more months.

Asians really be having the best products. I bought so many good things in Tokyo 2 years ago.

Can?t wait to pick up some things in Korea in a few weeks.

how was Tokyo?

I want to go but I've been told two things

Oh it's cool if you're not Asian!

And

Oh, if you're not Japanese you're shun! Especially as a visitor!

The people were actually extremely friendly and polite.
It?s slways difficult going to places where English of Spanish isn?t the main or known language.
Their subway system was so easy to master. I?d suggest planning ahead and going to a different district (for lack of another word) each day. I?ve never been anywhere else where every stop had it?s own different atmosphere.
The vending machines are life. Oh a tip ...my rude ass didn?t realize until a week in that ppl queued for the subway. I was just waltzing right pass them 
The vending machines are life. I?d also suggest to take a day trip to Osaka or even 2 nights. Especially if you don?t know if you?ll go back again.
I was there during the election and ppl just kept asking about big orange 

[Admin]

I have a love/hate with sunscreen. There's only been ONE that I LOVED, but they discontinued it. lsdjhlzgv ew

Either I like one and it's too expensive. Or one is fine but then it breaks me out. Or it leaves me looking like Casper. But here are some that I like. I tend to find that Asian sunscreens are better.

This is an Asian one. And affordable. Plus it doubles as a moisturizer.




Shani Darden (esthetician to the stars) recommends this one. I like it, but it's kind of oily. It's probably amazing for really dry skin.



This is probably the most natural one I've ever used. It only has good oils, beeswax and zinc oxide for the sun protection. The only downside is it's $50. Lasts a long time though. I've had it for 2 months and I'm sure it'll last a few more months.

Asians really be having the best products. I bought so many good things in Tokyo 2 years ago.

Can?t wait to pick up some things in Korea in a few weeks.

how was Tokyo?

I want to go but I've been told two things

Oh it's cool if you're not Asian!

And

Oh, if you're not Japanese you're shun! Especially as a visitor!

The people were actually extremely friendly and polite.
It?s slways difficult going to places where English of Spanish isn?t the main or known language.
Their subway system was so easy to master. I?d suggest planning ahead and going to a different district (for lack of another word) each day. I?ve never been anywhere else where every stop had it?s own different atmosphere.
The vending machines are life. Oh a tip ...my rude ass didn?t realize until a week in that ppl queued for the subway. I was just waltzing right pass them 
The vending machines are life. I?d also suggest to take a day trip to Osaka or even 2 nights. Especially if you don?t know if you?ll go back again.
I was there during the election and ppl just kept asking about big orange 

The vending machines are everything. Calpis Soda >>>

[Young]

I'm gonna start tbh

Like a spf15 mess in my lotion