Hey, I know my last post had a lot of weird materials so I decided to review them for you guys, and throw in some skincare products I wish I knew about when I was younger.
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Biore Nose Strips: Meh |
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Note #1:
SkinMiso Pore Beauty Nose Pack: THIS STUFF REALLY WORKS. Whiteheads and blackheads are things some people don't even notice, but they gross me out...
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I stole this off google search... |
Anyway, for a long time I thought that they'd just go away but when I realized they weren't I decided to investigate:
-Biore Pore Strips: These got great reviews on the internet, however they didn't really work for me. The first time I used them there was all this nasty gunk stuck to the paper and I thought it was working but you could still see dark specks underneath the skin (and multiple uses didn't help).
-SkinMiso: It comes in two little nose masks. It just really gets all the deep nasty stuff out of your "nose skin", and it keeps it out. Sure I use them every few months or so when I notice my nose getting gross again, but it's worth the cost if you really want to get rid of your whiteheads/blackheads.
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Note #2:
Skinfood Papaya Yogurt Mask: It's just a great product that I recently got. It brightens really brightens the skin. I wanted to include it...because it's great :3
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Note #3:
Apoxie Sculpt: A two part "clay" material that hardens after the materials have been mixed. Dries hard, and is very adhesive. I like to let it harden quite a bit before I start to use it, because it's a lot less stinky. It's sort of like plastic that you can shape before it hardens.
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Note #4:
I got this at resin at the local store, it worked fine. It's just what I ended up using for my gems out of convenience, and it did it's job.
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I'll take photos of my skin and post them on here eventually, maybe when I do a makeup tutorial for my cosplays.