Is SkinSeoul legit? Who actually runs it, where it ships from, the similarly named shops people mix it up with, and the five products I’d order first to build a Korean skincare routine from scratch.
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I used to spend hundreds on skincare based on whatever the label promised. Now I keep it to four steps. The short routine for sensitive skin I came back to after trying all the long ones, the two toners and two moisturisers I’d hand anyone with reactive skin, and how to add something new without setting your face off.
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Rosacea shopping is miserable. You stand in an aisle holding two white tubes that both say ‘for sensitive skin’ and neither of them tells you the thing you want to know, which is whether it’s going to make your face hot and tight by teatime. So here is the high street version: what to look for, and what to pick up in Boots or Superdrug.
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A wig brand sent me a free wig and asked me to write as a real consumer and not mention it was gifted. Here is the email, why I said no, and what it means for the wig reviews you read.
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Clarins has landed at LOOKFANTASTIC, and I’ve been buying their body oils and lotions since long before the affiliate link existed. Here are the eight I’d actually spend my own money on, what’s in them, what they smell like and what they cost.
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Hairetic is a small British anti-dandruff brand founded by the man who used to sell Head & Shoulders to Tesco. Three products, all £12, vegan and cruelty free, with piroctone olamine doing the work. My code NEVEEN30 gets you 30% off.
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