My Ride or Die Beauty and Body Care Products
The older I get, the more I see how skincare and beauty products can be a true gamechanger. With the right products, my skin is happier, I feel better, look better, my hair is more manageable, and I can even get away with less or no makeup. This has been a year that has really tested my beauty and body care products and has made me even more picky about what I use and re-purchase.
With it being the holiday season and many of us looking for ways to give gifts with more value that maybe cost less, I felt it a good time to provide an updated list. Whether it's self-care or to care for a loved one, a gift of body and skincare can be a truly wonderful present.
I published a list last year of my favorite body care products but republished this year with a whole new list, though many were on here before. These are my tried and true, my ride or die products for hair, skin, and body:
Many moons ago I worked for a skincare company that carried scrubby nylon washcloths and I loved them. Faster drying than a nylon pouf or a traditional washcloth and also exfoliating, they were long enough to be able to scrub my back. I went to replace one after I left the company and bought one from Salux and realized what an inferior cloth I first used. These are more scrubby, more durable, and also bigger for a lower price.
These Japanese washcloths have achieved cult status for body and beauty gurus because they lather, clean, but also exfoliate without messy oils and salts in your tub. Use with your favorite body wash or bar soap to cleanse and exfoliate at the same time. Get smooth skin before self tanning, help your moisturizers absorb better, and have your skin feel baby soft and gleam.
A year and a half ago I decided to see if I could coax curl out of my wavy, kind of frizzy, and thin hair. I had no idea I'd end up with such full ringlets. I have tried a lot of different products for curly hair, different methods and tools, and it was so complicated with mediocre results. And then I tried LUS haircare. It's just three steps - shampoo, condition, and style product. Four pumps is all I need; I put my hair up in an old t-shirt or microfiber towel for about a half hour and then either air dry or use a diffuser and I end up with the best hair of my life. It's easy, it's consistent (I have been using it for months and haven't experienced buildup), and it makes me so happy to have traveled this curly hair journey!
As I have mentioned before, I am a fan of CBD and have used it for inflammation for a few years. And in my years of using CBD from a variety of companies, one of the very most effective products I've tried is the Relief Cream by Equilibria. Made with Colorado-grown, activated full-spectrum hemp flower oil, coconut oil, shea butter, arnica, menthol, lavender, and rosemary this salve penetrates to offer relief from aches, pains, and cramps. I recently injured my knee and along with R.I.C.E. I have been applying this cream to it each morning and evening and it truly helps. Not only that, when I informed my doctor I was doing this he agreed that CBD cream would be a good way to deal with the inflammation from the injury. My daughter loves this when she has cramps, my husband puts it on sensitive joints before workouts and finds he gets less soreness after. All that and it smells good too! If you're new to Equilibria, use WARDROBEOXYGEN at checkout and get 15% off your entire order.
I have been using this oil-based facial cleanser for years. Each time I try another cleanser I find it subpar to Colleen Rothschild's Radiant Cleansing Balm and go back to it. It dissolves all my makeup, even waterproof mascara and leaves my skin soft and hydrated. It doesn't strip my skin, doesn't make it oily, and cleans incredibly well. You apply it to dry skin and remove with a damp washcloth and it smells amazing. A little goes a long way and one tub lasts me for months.
I have used so many different hand creams over the years and this year when handwashing was increased and hand cream was a necessity the one I stocked up on was this one from Aveda. I like how dry it feels; I can put it on and still use my phone, drive my car, pick things up without leaving greasy fingerprints losing my grip. It smells good, like a spa, but the scent isn't overwhelming. A little goes a long way, and the tube isn't some stupid shape or material making it impossible to get the last bit out. I use this every night before bed and several times during the day too. It's luxe enough to be a gift all by itself.
If you're not dry brushing you need to STAT. It is a gamechanger. It helps with KP, it supposedly reduces the appearance of cellulite, gets the blood flowing, gently exfoliates, helps with lymphatic drainage and so much more. I have written before about the benefits of dry brushing and perform it almost every morning.
I have owned a variety of dry brushes over the years but my favorite one continues to be this one from Bernard Jensen. Not too rough, not too soft, durable, good handle length but you can also remove the brush head to hold it in your hand for a more controlled brushing. All that for less than $20!
When I turned 29 I got my first sunspot on my cheek. It was surprising considering I was on swim team for most of my childhood and a lifeguard for many years and for both I rarely wore sunscreen. Then come college, I was a regular at the tanning salon sometimes going every day to keep a dark tan. Dermatologists offered to remove it, but I figured it wasn't hurting me, I'd deal with it another time. It became as familiar as my freckles until one day when I noticed it was half as dark as before. I started thinking about what had changed and it was using this serum from Kiehl's. I began using it nightly and the age spot is virtually gone without any procedure or pain. I continue to use this serum every other night to keep my skin looking clear and bright while also reducing fine lines. No breakouts, no irritation, and I have yet to find a vitamin c product as effective and gentle as this one.
I have literally tried dozens of natural deodorants; you can click here to read my natural deodorant reviews. So many would work well... until they didn't. But I have been using Apothekari for almost a year and it hasn't stopped working for me. Right now I am using the Neroli Rose but I also like the Lavender Bergamot. It's a roll-on that doesn't leave yellow stains or white marks on clothing and lasts for hours. I love that it's a small woman-owned business too!
When my now-tween was an infant, we cloth diapered her. Looking for reusable wipes, I came across Green Little Nest. I was so impressed with the cloth wipes, I went back to this Etsy shop and saw it carried reusable facial rounds. I was using cotton rounds to remove makeup and apply toners and loved the idea of greening that part of my beauty routine. I am still using some of those reusable rounds still today, a decade later. I have bought more as well as their small cloths for applying and removing skincare products and they're easy to wash (hang a mesh bag in your bathroom to collect the used ones so they stay together in the wash) and only get softer with time. You will not even miss the disposable alternative
I wipe my face with it most mornings, I sometimes also use it at night. My husband also uses it. I wipe it on my pits after a shower; it seems to help with B.O. I use it as a toner after cleansing and before moisturizing, apply with a reusable cotton round, no need to rinse. It gently exfoliates and brightens and even people with sensitive skin can usually use it. It can supposedly help with collagen production and since it exfoliates, can even skintone and fight signs of aging. I've been using it for years and don't plan on stopping.
This is my ride or die moisturizer. I adore the scent. When I was pregnant, I couldn’t stand most scents and even after my daughter was born I could no longer wear a lot of the perfumes and products I used to wear because the scent bothered me. But Neutrogena Body Oil, the smell makes me so happy, it calms me, stopped my first trimester nausea, doesn’t get all cloying when it’s hot out, doesn’t compete with my perfume, and leaves my skin gleaming. In the summer I wear it alone, in the winter I wear it over a heavyweight fragrance-free lotion or cream.
If you've read Wardrobe Oxygen for any span of time you know I've gone through periods of using and not using this unique product. Well I am back to being obsessed with it. Since I am wearing less makeup, I am again seeing the benefit of CIcapair. For those unfamiliar, this is a thick light green cream. When you rub it into your skin, it changes color to even skin tone and offers an airbrushed effect to your complexion. It has SPF30 and is free from ingredients such as artificial fragrance or color, denatured alcohol, triethanolamine, sulfates, parabens, formaldehyde, formaldehyde-releasing agents, phthalates, mineral oil, triclosan, mineral oil, propylene glycol, and DEA. Tiger grass helps heal sensitive skin exhibiting inflammation, irritation, or discomfort which means you get a skin-improving experience similar to a tinted moisturizer or BB cream with skin-healing properties and sunscreen.
These days, my daily face is Cicapair, a bit of cream blush, my brows filled in, and mascara. Cicapair really makes me look put together while letting my skin breathe and show my freckles. Do note, the problem with Cicapair is it really made for very fair to medium skintones.
I have used a multistick for a while as a cream blush, liking how natural it looked on my over-40 skin, whether or not I was all dolled up or just doing a no-makeup makeup look. However, over 2020 I have been looking for ways to replace products once I use them up with clean beauty alternatives. That has been a mixed experience, but when it comes to a multistick that can be all-over face color, I found this stick from ILIA to be superior to the other ones I've tried. I find the color more versatile, it easier to layer for more pigment, it's not too creamy but not dry, and I find it lasts all day. I use Dreamer which is a warm nude that isn't too warm for me to use as lip tint, eyeshadow, as well as cheek color. I tap from the stick and blend with my fingers and loved it in the summer but also love the same color now in the winter.
This body wash is for dry and sensitive skin, so sensitive it can be used on babies. However, our whole family uses it. While it's called an oil, it lathers up like a traditional shower gel, doesn’t have a strong scent, a little goes a long way, and I get the big bottles with a pump so it’s good for portion control with family members who are prone to dumping a whole bottle on their bath poof. I didn’t take this on my recent two-week trip, relying on hotel shower gels and a couple of travel-sized bottles I brought with me. My skin was much drier and it made me realize what a difference Atoderm makes!
Many times I have written about my love for this mascara from this cruelty-free clean beauty brand. It is a tubing mascara so instead of painting your lashes (which can smudge), it coats your lashes with tubes that stay in place through sweat and rubbing and even some tears but remove easily with warm water at the end of the day. Liquid Lash Extensions also has fibers that make lashes look thicker and longer. Mascara is my #1 favorite makeup product, and I consider Liquid Lash Extensions to be my Holy Grail mascara.
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I'd love to hear from you in the comments what you find to be your ride or die beauty and body care products. I must admit, some of these products are now my favorites but I only heard of them from you. Your recommendations may educate me as well as others on our next must-have ride or die beauty product!
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Have you identified ride or die skin care for tweens? My daughter is the same age as yours, and she’s starting to express interest in wanting to take care of her skin (and also play dress up with makeup, which means cleansing).All I did back in middle school was Noxzema 🙂
Not ride or die yet… but my daughter uses Neutrogena Oil Free Acne moisturizer and Aveeno calming face wash on the regular. She started with CeraVe but was getting breakouts and I think because it takes more… care to rinse completely. The Aveeno is foaming so it’s not as creamy and easier for a non-skincare aware person to rinse off with a washcloth. We also have Pacifica makeup wipes, though Neutrogena is also great. Those are fab for when you do play with makeup. For breakouts, we like the CORSX acne patches.
I’m a Colleen Rothschild cleansing balm devotee thanks to your site. Thank you! A word about Cicapair Tiger Balm – my skin is fairly light but with olive undertones. I tried the Cicapair Tiger Balm a while ago and it was not a good match at all; it made me look downright sickly. I would definitely avoid this product if you have any of that natural “green” in your skin.
Thank you for this PSA! Based on reviews below I am going to try Trinny London and when doing their virtual match test after choosing the tone (fair to dark) then you have three choices and one is olive. I’ll be sure to review after trying it!
I love these lists – one thing i’ve been doing during Covid is shopping a LOT of makeup and skincare products. I love the Aveda hand cream, I might have to pick some up. After you review of Equilibria, I got some for my husband who suffers with joint pain – he’s such a big fan that I got on a monthly subscription for it! Thank you for that rec. I also love the Thrive mascara, I need to get more of that too! Yikes! 🙂
Hi Alison, love this post and I have several of these products already( on yr recommendation). I have just bought the hair trio Lus and it’s proving really good, thank you! I’ve been looking fir a good treatment for my very wavy ( not as curly as you) hair and this seems to be it. Just wanted to ask whether you still use the same routine as you did when you had the Ouidad stuff, misting and wetting etc. And washing once a week. Would be interested to hear!
It’s actually easier with LUS. Shampoo, condition, add 4 pumps, throw in a t-shirt for a bit and then diffuse or air dry. I was every 2-4 days, the days in between I rewet and add like 2 pumps: https://www.wardrobeoxygen.com/lus-brands-fine-curly/
I will add in an outlier alternative to Cicapair. I discovered Trinny London.
https://trinnylondon.com/uk/
They aren’t cheap, but they have a fantastic BFF cream. You do a quick Match to Me test, get a tube for your skin tone and use two pumps all over your face. It has natural ingredients, SPF30 and the tube lasts a long time. Since COVID I have used it as my makeup. It comes from the tube white, but will match to you as you rub it in. They ship all over the world. And I get my orders in Atlanta only about 3 days after ordering! Their newest BFF has ingredients to help with the effects of stress on skin, but I haven’t tried it yet.
I was lucky enough to have a makeover in March there just before it all shut down, but the Match to Me can give you a starter line of products and I am very happy with them.
the new BFF serum foundation is really good, but I wish the color was a better match for me. I end up mixing two shades – and it’s not cheap!
I too love the Trinny London products! Have been using them over a year and very happy with my skin
I like the Trinny BFF also, and have been using it almost exclusively, sometime just adding a little concealer if needed. And yes, a little goes a long way!
Okay you and the rest have made me make a Trinny London order. Review to come!
I love how Cicapair looks and feels, but I think it breaks me out. I have super-sensitive skin and any ingredient that’s directly sourced from a plant (essential oils, olive oil, beeswax, rice water, and in Cicapair’s case, tiger grass) tends to break me out, but it’s such a bummer! I really loved it. I’m using Everyday Minerals now instead. The mineral powder isn’t my favorite type of product, but it’s great for a bunch of other reasons.
1, lots of color options, including the best match I’ve ever found for my very pale, very cool skintone. 2, short ingredient list that doesn’t break me out. 3, it lasts a really long time, especially now that I’m home all the time and hardly wearing any makeup. 4, it’s a woman-owned business that’s local to me. 5, you can get free samples with every order, which is a great way to try new cheek or eye colors.
I apply it with a wet beauty blender for more overall coverage, then use an eyeshadow brush for more concentrated concealer-level coverage. I still wish Cicapair could be my ride or die, but Everyday Minerals is a close second!
Thank you for this recommendation!
I love these lists of ride or die products. I use several including the Kiehls Serum, Bioderma body wash and Pixi Glow. I am also using the Kiehls Midnight Recovery Concentrate which I love. I don’t use it on my face every night but I do use it on my neck and chest every night. My ride or die product that I would recommend giving a try would be the Alba Botanica Hawaiian Body Oil – instead of the Neutrogena. Sorry Alison! I agree the smell of Neutrogena is amazing but I think the ingredients might be worth it on the Alba Botanica. The scent is very neutral and I never notice it. Also – Olay Ultimate Eye Cream is amazing. I have tried a bunch of high end brands and I always come back to this. Now I don’t buy anything else.
Thank you for these recommendations!!
Nordstrom is sold out of the Aveda hand cream 🙁
Argh it was in stock last night! They have it at the Aveda website: https://bit.ly/2UfrCU1 and on Amazon: https://amzn.to/39FfSmT
I love the Aveda hand cream, but as mentioned in the comments, the smell is just way too intense for me to have on my hands. Still, I buy it every year during Aveda’s holiday sale since my family loves it. My ultimate hand cream is either Gold Bond Ultimate Healing Hand Cream, which is wonderful and nearly scent-free, or Trader Joe’s “A Midsummer Night’s Cream.” It’s amazing and such a bargain.
Great suggestions — the Japanese washcloths have become a staple for me since your previous post, and I’m putting the Apothekari in my cart right now. Since I have been working on dark spots on my face, I will definitely try the Kiehl’s product too. Sooo much makes my oily/combo skin break out…
Alison, thank you so much for this post. I ordered the Bioderma Atoderm and am in heaven. I probably can’t live without it now! I never realized how soap sensitive I’ve gotten. Also ordered some Bioderma Micellar cleanser and make up remover. Those French really know their skin care! My ride or die mascara is, and always will be good old Maybelline washable. They should pay me to use it by now, bc going on 45 yrs of use!
I love Cicapair!! Bought it a year or 2 ago and it’s amazing! I will have to try the Atoderm body wash- we recently moved and I am in the yard constantly, then one morning I noticed my upper chest is covered in wrinkles!! It was jarring. I am 46, but feel like they popped up overnight.
I too have had bad experiences with natural deodorants, 8 brands, all fails. I get uber-stinky when I’m stressed (so, daily) and kept falling back on Secret Clinical. Then I got a free sample of Primally Pure in a paleo subscription box and it’s awesome! Not itchy, greasy, stinky, or difficult to apply, and it works well! With only 1 application per day! Hallelujah! This is the first natural deodorant I have tried that I will actually buy a second tube/bottle/jar of.
FWIW, Primal Life Organics deodorant worked really well too, with no irritation, but it left a thick greasy white residue that was not compatible with my black wardrobe 🙁
PS – Love your reviews and real-life perspective. Keep it comin’!
I have to say, I have tried soooo many natural deodorants. I am not even all that stinkybut they all seem to fail during late afternoon.
My favorite is mitchum roll on. i always have a backup bottle of this, BUT i do also love Fatco’s Stank Stop. i can find it sometimes at target, but most often at amazon. it is the only natural deodorant that actually works for me.
Welp, I just bought the body oil and the shower oil. I’m a sucker for skin pampering. 🙂
Great post!
Neutrogena body oil is the best! Enjoy!
Thank you for this post! I think of myself as low maintenance until I start packing for a trip. I’m in Europe now but am going to check out a few of your musts when I get back!
I’m glad you liked it!
Yu Be hand cream is great–I actually like the medicinal smell and it works pretty well.
Costco has a Tweezermans set for $10, total deal for a regular size and a mini.
Dermalogica’s Skinperfect Primer – I just tried a sample and will probably buy.
Thanks for the Costco tip!
I LOVE Atoderm, I think I probably originally heard about it on your blog and I love it so very much. Beautiful smell, so elegant to use and just feels delicious on my skin. I love that it emulsifies so well and is able to wash away sunscreen grease with no problems! It also never breaks me out and keeps my skin from getting parched. Everytime I use something else, even the fancy soaps my boyfriend buys, I either break out or have ashy skin! I will love Atoderm forever.
YESSSS it’s amazing!
I’m loving Neutrogena’s HydroGel sunscreen-not greasy and doesn’t leave a whitish cast on skin.
Oooh thanks for this suggestion!
worth trying as well – Biore AV Aqua Rich. only available in Asia sadly, but I have had fast shipping through amazon. AMAZING sunscreen. i have started using on my arms and decollate as well as my face.
If you like Toppix, I highly recommend XFusion. Same parent company, but I have tried a bunch of hair powders, and XFusion doesn’t clump like Toppix, even with the puffer applicator thing. Crown is terrible, btw–coverage is poor.
Just a thought–been using these hair powders for years and am so grateful for the product!!
Thank you for this! I’ll try it when I run out!
I just ordered the Thrive mascara. I love tubing mascara. For the longest time I used Clinique’s version but it looks like they’ve discontinued it. They (Clinique) offered it in Brown, which I prefer to Black but oh well. I’ve used the tubing mascara in Key West in August several years ago and it didn’t budge through all the walking, sweating and humidity (I should preface by saying as long as you don’t rub your eyes then you will have a mess). I’m hoping Thrive works out well. Thanks for all your recommendations. I enjoy reading about them.
I’m glad you like them and hope you like the Trive mascara!
I love Dermologica moisturizers and use different ones in different seasons. My face is easily irritated and super dry in winter. In summer I use Intense Moisture Balance, and in winter I alternate with Super Repair. Yes, it’s thick as Crisco, what can I say? 🙂 And I swear by the Dermalogica Skinperfect Primer. It has soy protein in it, and it smooths out my skin for days when I want to add more makeup – but many days I wear it alone.
Have tried many others, but always come back to Aveda Foot Lotion. Used daily, it keeps my feet in great shape all year, even in sandal season.
Finally, the comments reminded me of the reusable cotton pads and I finally ordered them. If I can wash them with my makeup cloths, why keep buying giant tubes of the throw away version? 🙂
Yay! It’s one of those small things that makes a big difference for our environment and wallets!
Rosehip oil for my face in the winter. Weleda skin food in the winter (it is heavier but nothing else works so well on my heels, which are prone to cracking; I use it around my eyes in the winter too). I use a 3% beta hydroxy from Makeup Artists Choice one a week as a sort of deep cleanser. In the summer, I LOVE the Biore watery gel sunscreen. No white cast, blends in well.
I use several of these myself including the Colleen Rothschild (tried after reading about on this site), Japanese skin towels, Cicapair, and more. I’d just like to add that I’ve tried the Aveda hand repair and found the scent to be overwhelming. If you are someone who does not like a heavily perfumed product, this hand cream is not for you.
Looking forward to trying more of these! Thanks for the post!
Scent is totally subjective. I can only tolerate Chanel Coco Mademoiselle eau de toilette, Bliss lemon and sage anything, and Aveda Hand Repair. I have no idea why, but if I try anything out my usual comfort zone, I get horrible headaches. Point is that it may be as simple as one ingredient that causes sensitivity. If a friend likes the scent or feel of something I use, I offer a small sample in a reusable plastic container or piece of plastic wrap and encourage then to try it before committing to a whole bottle/jar.
I love Dr. Jart Cicapair! I wear it every day on my entire face, then I use a little foundation or concealer just for dark circles and/or areas with extra redness if I need it. I use a light mineral powder over it and NYX matte setting spray. That corrects my mild rosacea yet leaves me with a natural look. Occasionally for a night out, I’ll do a full face foundation application and I find it shows fine lines and I think makes me look older.
Another product I love is the Mary Kay Foundation Primer with SPF 15. I don’t feel the need to apply it to my entire face since I started using Cicapair, but I still like to use it around my eyes, for line smoothing and because of the SPF.
Oh NYX setting spray is sooo good!
Love this post! I’m excited to try that self-tanner. I have some serious farmer tans on my arms after July 4th weekend.
It’s pretty fool-proof, I have a few more tips on self-tanning in this post: https://www.wardrobeoxygen.com/self-tanning-for-lazy-klutzes/
I find I use the tried and true products with more consistency then when I try new ones. As I get older, I use fewer items but really depend on what I do use. I have a complete duplicate set of everything in my travel bag so I don’t go without. Great post!
Thanks for this great roundup!
Sorry, but probing a little on the IUD/cup thing… I switched to a cup about a year and a half ago and I LOVE it but I’ve also had the worst cramps of my life in the last few months. It never occurred to me they could be related. It still might be worth it because I love the cup so much (and the cramps, while awful, usually only last a few hours while my period is about 7-8 days), but that’s interesting.
If my cramps only lasted a few hours I would have soldiered through as well, but it was any time I put it in. But yeah, cups are AMAZING!!!
I love the cleansing balm, as well as the retinol oil. You mentioned a while back about something (vit c maybe) that got rid of a sunspot and I can’t seem to find what it was. Those are my biggest complaint right now so any advice or recommendations would be great!
It was the Vitamin C by Kiehl’s and it’s awesome but I am going to try another product that is cheaper and see if it can do the same thing. If not, I’ll be raving about Kiehl’s again! http://bit.ly/2YufzqZ
Thanks! I’ll keep an eye out!
I use the Ordinary one and it faded a large sunspot perfectly – I didn’t even notice it happening!
On lips, I love Jane Iredale cheek and lip stain in Red (they offer only red, pink, and peach). It really does leave a stain behind as it wears and I only need a lip balm as a follow up. I can also apply without a mirror. It’s very no fuss and a great color. I don’t want anything else! You can find on Amazon.
Ooh thanks for this!
Can you please re-share the link for the reusable cotton pads? I was just thinking as I threw one away this morning that there has to be a better way…
Ditto this! I’d love to see the link!
Updated the post but here it is to the store on Etsy: http://bit.ly/2YuuDVq
Ack sorry! Post updated with the link, here they are from Etsy: http://bit.ly/2YuuDVq
I’m bucking the cultural mandate that says minty breath is required. Crest Regular toothpaste is still the best for me. I’d i could find the original Colgate powder flavor, I’d get that too. 🙂
Dermalogica microexfoliant is probably my other choice. Anything else and I’m a fickle queen.
My friend swears by Dermalogica’s microexfoliant too!
I’ve been following you for what seems like a BAZILLION years and how did I not know about the body wash/oil?? I actually looked for something like this when I transitioned to balm/oil cleansers for my face as it made sense but never found anything!!
I just started using it maybe a year ago. I think I shared it once or twice, but never a dedicated post. It’s awesome!
I am definitely going to try Atoderm–that sounds like exactly what I’ve been looking for.
My ride-or-die products are stupid expensive Marvis toothpaste, super cheap Palmer’s Cocoa Butter lotion, and Tweezerman tweezers and eyelash curlers. I run pretty low maintenance, but if I am wearing makeup, I also really love Per-fekt Skin Perfection Gel.
Oh yes to Tweezerman! IN fact I thought last night as I went to bed, I should have included Tweezerman tweezers and Kavyn Aucoin lash curler!
Love these product roundups, and I can’t wait to read your hair update – your curls are looking FABULOUS! 🙂
Thank you!
Thanks! I’m going to give it a try!
Can you wear foundation or a CC/BB cream over the Dr. Jart treatment, or does it only work as a stand-alone product?
You can wear products over it, a lot of people use it as a primer.
Thanks! I’m going to give it a try!
We share a love for some of the same products. Neutrogena Sesame Oil…YES! My go-to cheap lip color is Revlon’s Cherries in The Snow. It’s been around since the 40’s or 50’s. Stays on and looks especially good when I have my pale, winter skin. I’m pretty lazy about make-up and seldom wear blush or foundation so this color perks me up. Also love Moroccan Hair Oil for a quick smooth on my wavy hair.
Oh Cherries in the Snow is such a beautiful shade of red!
Those seem like amazing products, I need to try some of those since I’m always looking for new things to try.
Let me know if you do!