Looks of high value women

sitkafog · 2018-01-04T23:23:27+00:00

I have a routine of having a “beauty night” on Wednesday’s and Sundays. I will use a face mask and do an oil treatment in my hair, body scrub and shave body hair, re-do pedicure as necessary. I get my brows and upper lip threaded every 3 weeks. Haircut every three months and bayalage highlights once a year. I’m quite pedantic about washing my face properly every night. I use an oil based cleanser to remove makeup, regular cleanser after that and then a mild scrub. I do this every single night now without fail and I get a lot of compliments on my skin. I keep my fingernails bare but shaped and maintained. Push cuticles back and use cuticle balm to keep them healthy and groomed. I have a five minute “my face but better” makeup routine. I find the more time I spend on caring for the health of my hair, skin and nails, the less cosmetic products I need for it. I feel really happy with my current routine and get a fair number of compliments on my skin and healthy hair.

pregnantred · 2018-01-04T23:29:27+00:00

I think the most important thing you can do is take care of your skin. I make sure to wear sunscreen every day and moisturize like crazy. Obviously a healthy diet plays a big role in this as well.

The second most important thing for me is hair. I almost never wear my hair up. Unless I am working out or it is unreasonably hot my hair is down, loosely curled and feminine.

Dewey, clean, wrinkle-free skin and long, shiny, feminine hair = youthfulness and fertility.

eucalyptus1818 · 2018-01-04T23:25:22+00:00

Hair: Deep condition 1x week with an argan oil conditioner left in for 1 hour.

Face: I find an old fashioned routine of benzoyl peroxide after washing my face w water at night is all I need to keep my skin clear, so long as I drink 6 cups of water a day. I also apply sunscreen like a fiend. It is the only proven anti-aging serum and it WORKS!

Another weird thing that helps here is flossing and mouthwash daily. Don't ask, I don't get it, either.

Health: I am an endurance athlete so I won't talk your ear off. Health is so important. Stay joyfully active!

Waist: I actually waist train. Nothing dramatic but it makes me a little more shapely; as a woman with a natural rectangular figure (steroetypical endurance athlete = minimal fat = minimal curves), this helps.

Clothes: I wear a lot of colorful dresses that make me smile. Some people describe my fashion as young but heck 'em, I like it.

StepfordInTexas · 2018-01-05T03:21:38+00:00

I workout 5 days a week I consume a ketogenic diet I have an established Asian style skincare routine morning and night I shave armpits and legs daily, nether region gets tidied weekly-ish Either Friday or Saturday evening is my self care night. I take a moisturizing Bath, use a sheet or mud mask on my face and paint my nails. I was my hair twice a week and freshen it every morning.

IlluminatedElf · 2018-01-05T10:19:48+00:00

My aim is to look good naked and with a bare face.

I work out and eat based on macros because I prefer to ensure that my weight is controlled. I take a lot of supplements because I eat vegetarian/vegan; Omega 3s, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Glucosamine + Chronditin (I run so it's preventative care for joints), Iron tonic once a week, hair tonic twice a week (too much can cause breakouts), and a multivitamin if my lifestyle's hectic. I eat 1200 calories on days I don't workout and 1200 calories + protein smoothie on days I do workout.

I'm growing out my hair and it's up to my waist now; I naturally have thick hair but it can be slightly wild so it needs a bit of work. I've learnt to trim my own hair because hairdressers can be a bit of a wild cart; I splurge for an expensive haircut once every 6-8 months to maintain the shape I want. A boar bristle brush is a must have for shine.

Personally, hate the look of painted nails, so I've never done it. I just trim and use some oil to keep them shiny.

I epilate my legs and use the Nair cream on my armpits/everywhere else, as necessary; shaving causes discoloration for me so I never shave.

My skincare regiment is insane; it's a lot of actives, lots of dermatologist visits, lots of sunscreen, and I use microcurrent treatments 5 times a week.

Things I don't do:

Heavy foundation/concealer.
Heavy eye-makeup.
Short hair
Brightly coloured nail polish.
Alcohol/social-drinking
Heavily dyed hair/permed hair; I prefer shaping my hair with a good haircut and overnight/no-heat curls.
Unnecessary face products/"natural ingredients"; I'm never going to be a person that uses an all-in-one moisturiser/serum or use lemon-juice/baking soda on my face.

[deleted] · 2018-01-09T00:23:32+00:00

For skin, I use a gentle cream cleanser followed by sunscreen in the mornings. At night I remove all makeup with an oil cleanser and follow with AHA, moisturising serum and heavy moisturiser. I use a silk pillow case to keep this all on my face during the night as cotton absorbs your products. The next morning my skin looks amazing!

For hair I use a simple amino acid shampoo and conditioner around twice a week and then set in hot curlers. These curls hold for a few days. I use a boar bristle brush and a tangle teezer for knots. Coconut oil to nourish the ends, and a weekly mask.

For body I shower daily and do an Epsom salt bath once a week for its detoxifying properties. I use neutral smelling moisturisers so that they don’t interfere with my fragrance.

For nails I file into a round shape and polish with base coat, coloured polish and then a top coat. If my nails get snagged I file them down to avoid breakage, so it’s handy to keep a nail file in your purse at all times. I usually change the colour every few days when it chips and I use jojoba oil on my cuticles and hand cream daily. I never clip my nails because this is bad for them in the long term, using clippers weakens the nail bed over time. Oh, and I never have naked nails - especially when showering or washing up. I find it best to wear gloves when doing housework as it stops your mani from chipping. I do the same routine with my pedicure and wear slippers around the house.

For unwanted hair, I shave my legs but wax everything else using wax beads that are heated in a wax heater. I also find those little peach fuzz shavers are great for wicking off baby fur on the face and helps your foundation to sit better!

I think that’s everything! As you can see I’m a beauty addict :-)

lunatic_in_the_hall · 2018-01-04T21:48:46+00:00

Being in my late teens, I have some skin problems, though not extremely severe (a bit of acne and the like). For my skin I use a basic facial cleanser and then medicated moisturizer. My makeup is always very minimal and (I think) natural-looking (no crazy contouring or weird colours).

As far as body hair goes, I shave my legs every other day in the summer to keep them smooth, but I don't bother in the winter since I don't wear shorts. Same goes for armpits, mostly. "Down under", I shave the bikini line in the summer but otherwise just keep it trim and neat. :)

SouthernAthena · 2018-01-05T05:28:00+00:00

I try to keep everything simple and inexpensive.

Hair: wash ~1x a week (it is wavy and takes more than 2 weeks to get greasy even a little) and comb every night. I style it most days or just leave it down.

Skin: cleanse using the Oil Cleansing method PM. I go between washing with Cetaphil and moisturizing with skin oil in the AM and simply oil cleansing in the morning.

Nails: I keep my toes painted and my fingernails trimmed and unpainted. I can't afford manicures, but I cook so much and I play cello, so short nails are the only practical thing

Shaving: every other day, unless I cut myself, in which case I let it heal. After I moisturize with above-mentioned skin oil.

Makeup: not every day, but when I do so it's a 5 min routine that is mostly concealer and eye makeup

Edit: I also cut my own hair.

happyhelpfulheart · 2018-01-04T22:47:33+00:00

What Biotin supplements have worked the best for you? I've been looking into starting with it again, and am trying to find a good one.

I use a lot of skin care to prevent blemishes and aging (it's never too early!) I make sure my hands and feet are always really soft and well-kept, but I don't have painted nails often. I'm trying to get into it more, because I think it can be pretty.

Rivkariver · 2018-01-05T20:46:39+00:00

FYI on Biotin--it causes acne and weight gain for some.

OldFashionLatina · 2018-01-24T18:09:28+00:00

Hello!

What biotin pills do you use? I have been wanting to take some but buying them through Amazon makes me feel like im getting scammed haha

ragnarockette · 2018-01-06T14:47:07+00:00

I bite my nails so I wear short, natural looking acrylics most of the time.

I recently Kon Mari’d my skincare routine. I use a bunch of Biologique Recherche products ($$$) but have 4 steps in the morning and 4 steps at night and my skin has never looked better! I used to have like 10 steps each so this is way easier. I also get 16ish units of Botox every 6 months. I am also looking into some very subtle fillers because I’m vain. Sunscreen is also key.

For hair I have been a blonde for the last few years, but I am transitioning back to dark brown this month as I am starting to go grey and I think this is the last time in my life dark hair will be feasible. Being blonde can be taxing on the hair so every so often I cut it into a long bob. My husband loves when I change up my hair. He says it’s like getting a whole new wife!

I shave my underarms and legs daily. Brazilian wax every 2 months or so. My pubic hair grows so weird. I’m between waxes now and like half of the hairs are 3/4 inch and the other half are just starting to push through the skin. My husband says he doesn’t care and I could rock a full bush if I wanted to, but I’m from LA so I’ve always felt like brazilian waxes were a part of good grooming.

I am joining a new gym this month after moving to an area with no gyms, and I’m so excited. I normally box, run, lift and occasionally do yoga. I can’t wait to get super fit again this spring!

I am pretty big into fashion. I have always had kind of that Refbabe LA minimalist hipster aesthetic and I’m trying to transition to something more opulent with more prints, textures and girly elements.

M23W0OH7FV2t · 2018-01-04T23:41:46+00:00

Looks only get one in the door. To make it to my bed and stay there, a nice set of nails isn't enough, you have to have personality. This means being socially savvy enough to carry on a decent conversation. As long as this isn't a be-all, end-all of your RPW-ness, it's fine.

But reality being what it is, at least for this bloke, you need more than just fine skin.

Title	Looks of high value women
Author	allaboutthepill
Upvotes	31
Comments	38
Date	January 4, 2018 9:11 PM UTC (8 years ago)
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