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Sophloli

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I am new on here amd got recommended to this (I don’t wanna show my face or appearance)

I'm working on a bit of a personal glow-up. I really want to step up my appearance overall especially when it comes to taking better care of my skin and figuring out a hair style that actually suits me. If you have any favorite skincare products or hair tips, I’d love to hear them
 
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Sophloli said:
I am new on here amd got recommended to this (I don’t wanna show my face or appearance)

I'm working on a bit of a personal glow-up. I really want to step up my appearance overall especially when it comes to taking better care of my skin and figuring out a hair style that actually suits me. If you have any favorite skincare products or hair tips, I’d love to hear them
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solid skincare routine starts super simple (cleanser + moisturizer + sunscreen). As for hair, finding the right style usually comes down to your hair texture and what makes you feel comfortable. What kind of hair type you got?
 
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Badboy50/50 said:
solid skincare routine starts super simple (cleanser + moisturizer + sunscreen). As for hair, finding the right style usually comes down to your hair texture and what makes you feel comfortable. What kind of hair type you got?
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That makes sense! My hair is pretty straight and fine, so it tends to lie flat pretty easily. I'm trying to figure out how to give it a bit more volume and shape without making it look greasy.
 
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Sophloli said:
That makes sense! My hair is pretty straight and fine, so it tends to lie flat pretty easily. I'm trying to figure out how to give it a bit more volume and shape without making it look greasy.
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Fine hair gets weighed down really easily. A few easy tricks, keep conditioner away from your scalp, flip your hair upside down while blow-drying, and try a dry texture spray instead of heavy creams. Also, asking for long layers at your next haircut can instantly give it more shape. 😊
 
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Badboy50/50 said:
Fine hair gets weighed down really easily. A few easy tricks, keep conditioner away from your scalp, flip your hair upside down while blow-drying, and try a dry texture spray instead of heavy creams. Also, asking for long layers at your next haircut can instantly give it more shape. 😊
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Yeah, Thank you very much ❤️
 
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0.025% tretinoin cream, 15% azelaic acid, 1% estriol cream, keratin treatment, dying eyebrows 2 shades darker then haircolor, clean diet, gym, bla bla bla there you go
 
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zennn said:
0.025% tretinoin cream, 15% azelaic acid, 1% estriol cream, keratin treatment, dying eyebrows 2 shades darker then haircolor, clean diet, gym, bla bla bla there you go
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Idrk abt the creams treatments that much but I am on a steady diet ig and I do go gym
 
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