grooming suggestions

emmaladybug02 · 2018-11-25T17:27:01+00:00

I subscribed to a service called Le Tote, which is a subscription service that allows you to rent/borrow clothes without having to buy them. That allowed me to try a lot of different looks without committing to clothes I may end up never wearing again. I ended up being surprised by things that looked good on me that I never would have tried otherwise! I also found that some styles I had been wearing were less flattering than other styles I would not have thought to try.

Exile_In_Redditville · 2018-11-26T16:27:28+00:00

Everyone has hit the big stuff so I'll share my random bits of advice: get your eyebrows shaped. Waxed, threaded, microbladed (holy Grail, very expensive but it changed my life) and then spend 2 minutes every day after brushing your teeth tweezing the strays that pop up. You'll preserve the shape and never have to do a bushwacking last minute. Grab a clear or tinted brow gel to keep them in place. Those are cheap and last forever!

30+ Sunscreen EVERY DAMN DAY. Put it on at least your face, neck and hands in the winter. When you're driving they're all exposed. I got to see that at the Dermatologist, my skin looks even but they have tools to show invisible sun damage. Don't be me, I've had 2 biopsies on my hands from not thinking of this, and they scarred.

If you aren't doing anything or going anywhere, clip your hair up in either conditioner or a hair mask. Baby it when you don't need to look amazing and it will pay back when you do need to. If it's not shiny but you don't dye it, PM Shines has a clear shine treatment that's done at salons that lasts 6-8 weeks. It's $60 here, but alternatively you can the clear treatment at Sally's and a small 10 volume developer and do it yourself for like $12.

Sally's also has a cheap UV and chlorine protection spray for hair that's great in the summer. My son's hair is practically white, its never turned green after using it and he lives in the pool. If you dye your hair it's a great and cheap color protection option.

I'm on a Sally's kick I guess, but cuticle oil is a wonderful thing for nails and it's cheap there. If you don't want to get a bougie hand cream (Bastide if you do, swoon) cuticle oil is cheap and easy.

merel-- · 2018-11-25T18:21:24+00:00

First you should find out what your face and body shape is. Some hairstyles look amazing on girls with square faces but terrible on girls with round faces. Same with body shapes and dresses, my sister and I CAN NOT share clothes. We would both look ridiculous xD

That's a pretty good starting point.

Zegiknie · 2018-11-25T18:01:45+00:00

What do you like? Any preferences? I like 40s/50s. Any celebrities you like?

Apart from your length, what bodytype do you have? Busty or apple or hourglass? Wide or small shoulders, square or sloping? Long or short legs?

What colors are your skin, hair and eyes? Shape of your face and eyebrows?

If you're still experimenting, buy second-hand or cheap.

Don't go for a look that you love, but doesn't work for you (the make-up to suit a pale blonde on tan skin, for example).

RPW_sara · 2018-11-25T20:17:59+00:00

Finding something your confident in, something that makes you feel pretty. Because when you feel pretty that confidence shows and that is very attractive,

emmaladybug02 · 2018-11-29T17:25:49+00:00

I took a glance through your post history because I'm bored and this is Reddit, so here's something you probably won't see mentioned from other responses you get:

If you're involved with any type of play that involves impact, bruising, cuts, etc., even if it doesn't break the skin, then be sure to moisturize the area regularly because of the issues with dry skin, etc., that sort of thing can cause.

Also, if you wear any type of jewelry cough around your neck cough (or anywhere else) for a prolonged period of time now or in the future, make sure to do the same and to clean it well on a regular basis.

Maleficentwat · 2018-11-25T22:45:52+00:00

Sofie, who runs the YouTube channel The Milk Club, is quite tall and has alot of good fashion advice. Her style is more retro but still quite feminine. Even if her look isn't your thing, she has some helpful videos about how to style yourself.

Facial skincare is my expertise. I'd suggest an oil cleanser, gentle cream cleanser afterwards, a good serum (depending on your needs), and an occlusive layer. I can provide affordable examples if you need.

Take it slowly, as it can be overwhelming especially since marketers thrive on making you feel like you need 100 different products. Alot of the most effective products (such as Vaseline) are quite affordable and my favorite routines are very simplified. Take the same approach to fashion: don't buy too many low quality pieces. Figure out your style, make a Pinterest board or two, and from there learn about materials. Buy clothes at end-of-season sales to get good deals too.

Title	grooming suggestions
Author	emmaladybug02
Upvotes	10
Comments	15
Date	November 25, 2018 5:18 PM UTC (7 years ago)
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