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Anonymous wrote:The revlon hair dryer isn't good for anyone with very kinky or coarse or frizzy hair. If your hair is fairly smooth or straight then yeah it'll look nice.

I have wavy/curly hair that frizzes and I love it. From the comments here it seems the opposite of your experience generally that women with smooth straight hair don’t find that it benefits much but wavy/curly get great results.

+1 to the comments above.
I got one last night finally - do small sections and make sure your hair is DAMP, not wet. LOVE IT THOUGH! I have extremely thick, wavy hair and I did it in under 30 minutes.

The best beauty advice I got from this forum was a link to Melissa55's YouTube channel - that woman is gorgeous

Anonymous wrote:Which type of Glamglow face mask are the PPs referring to? Just googled "Glamglow face mask" & it looks like they make a few different versions.

https://shop.nordstrom.com/s/glamglow-thirstymud-hydrating-treatment/3745543?origin=keywordsearch-personalizedsort

I’m fond of this one. I use it on long flights or overnight and I wake up with super hydrated skin.

Anonymous wrote:Why are “japanese sunscreens” superior to ones you can buy in the U.S.?

Better/more current UV blocking compounds, they're more cosmetically elegent, and for me at least, none of the Japanese or Korean sunscreens I've tried broke me out.

Why are “japanese sunscreens” superior to ones you can buy in the U.S.?

Trader Joe’s shea butter hand cream= L’Occitane hand cream for a lot less.

Anonymous wrote:Which type of Glamglow face mask are the PPs referring to? Just googled "Glamglow face mask" & it looks like they make a few different versions.

It's just a brand. There isn't one mask in particular that people are referring to. They just released one with glitter so if micro tears to your face your thing, you might try that.

I love this hair dryer: BaByliss PRO Nano Titanium Portofino.

I have thick Asian hair, a bit wavy, and this dries my hair super fast.Use the cold blast to set the style.

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Anonymous wrote:Japanese sunscreens from Amazon. Love them

Can you recommend some for fair skin?

NP here. Almost any of them would work for fair skin. More important information is whether you have dry or oily skin and if you're looking for something to wear under makeup or just on it's own.

NP... I use this one: Biore Sarasara Aqua Rich Watery Essence

Great for summer when it's humid.

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Anonymous wrote:The Dyson hairdryer gets terrible reviews on Amazon. Why do people like it?

It has great reviews at Amazon. I love mine. You can test one out at tyson’s.

I have one too. I love it. I wouldn’t buy on amazon because of fake products. I got mine from Sephora.

I must live in a different universe, plenty of reviews not only on Amazon but also elsewhere nothing for their hair (but was as noisy) or that it made their thick or wavy hair frizzy and unmanageable. So, what do specifically you like about it that is different from other hairdryers that cost hundreds less?

I like that it dries my hair super fast and makes my hair much smoother than any other dryer I’ve ever used, even without using a styling product. 8 no longer need to use my hot iron/flat board to achieve the look that I want. I use it the way the instructions suggest, which is not how I typically dried my hair before the Dyson. You have to hold the dryer above you and have the air come down on your hair, you can’t flip you head over and dry it from underneath (does that make sense)? I don’t find that it makes more noise than any other dryer.

Anonymous wrote:The revlon hair dryer isn't good for anyone with very kinky or coarse or frizzy hair. If your hair is fairly smooth or straight then yeah it'll look nice.

I have wavy/curly hair that frizzes and I love it. From the comments here it seems the opposite of your experience generally that women with smooth straight hair don’t find that it benefits much but wavy/curly get great results.