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[WannaBe_mogger456]

I'm 15 and have been taking care of my skin and stuff. I really want to approve my eye area as well as the rest of my face (like debloating) and overall increase my facial femininity. It looks okay with makeup, but its lowk catifshing.. i also can only use natural skincare without chemicals and processed stuff because my skin gets these weird rashes and breaks out terribly. I only use turmeric soap, organic rose water, and grass-fed beef tallow (the amallow one). I also use organic cold-pressed castor oil around my eyes and on my lashes- sometimes on my brows as well as the Terez and Honor lash serum. I also use lip tints to try to make my face more feminine.

 

[true_femcel]

you kinda look like my sister

 

[kodachrome]

grandelash has been revolutionary for me in terms of growing my lashes if you use it consistently. id also be sure to curl them when you do your makeup if you aren't already

 

[WannaBe_mogger456]

grandelash has been revolutionary for me in terms of growing my lashes if you use it consistently. id also be sure to curl them when you do your makeup if you aren't already

thank you. i curl them already but doesnt grande lash darken your eye area..?

 

[staring]

Wait how do you apply castor oil on your eyes? Isnt it bad? I use normal castor oil but I always avoid putting it directly on my eye except for my lashes. I heard it can make your undereye darker, right?

 

[WannaBe_mogger456]

Wait how do you apply castor oil on your eyes? Isnt it bad? I use normal castor oil but I always avoid putting it directly on my eye except for my lashes. I heard it can make your undereye darker, right?

it can if you use it too much. i just put some on my finger and put it on my lashes brows and sometimes my under eye. it works great as a lash conditioner.

 

[staring]

it can if you use it too much. i just put some on my finger and put it on my lashes brows and sometimes my under eye. it works great as a lash conditioner.

But what does it do to your undereyes? Like wont you get milia by applying castor oil?

 

[Deleted Member 107691]

Your unfrauded looks like a different person

 

[WannaBe_mogger456]

But what does it do to your undereyes? Like wont you get milia by applying castor oil?

it's really good for hydrating the under eyes and also makes it more plump. but i think you can get milia- only if you use too much.. i think. idk tho i've never experienced this when i've been using it for 2 years.

 

[staring]

it's really good for hydrating the under eyes and also makes it more plump. but i think you can get milia- only if you use too much.. i think. idk tho i've never experienced this when i've been using it for 2 years.

Girl thank you so much i needed this

 

[kodachrome]

thank you. i curl them already but doesnt grande lash darken your eye area..?

ive never had issues with this but some people do have a bad reaction to it, like their eyes get read, so i would just be careful if you start it like test it first

 

[stacydoeswhatstacywants]

I'm 15 and have been taking care of my skin and stuff. I really want to approve my eye area as well as the rest of my face (like debloating) and overall increase my facial femininity. It looks okay with makeup, but its lowk catifshing.. i also can only use natural skincare without chemicals and processed stuff because my skin gets these weird rashes and breaks out terribly. I only use turmeric soap, organic rose water, and grass-fed beef tallow (the amallow one). I also use organic cold-pressed castor oil around my eyes and on my lashes- sometimes on my brows as well as the Terez and Honor lash serum. I also use lip tints to try to make my face more feminine.
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do your eyebrows with an eyebrow razor fill in the front use a lash serum i recommend sins n lashes, bronze your face so use bronzer or fake tan as bronzer, you do your eye makeup pretty and yea definitely work on your skin xx

 

[zombiebeatz2006]

Color hair a shade darker and debloat a bit