MUST HAVE Beauty Products I REFUSE TO Live without 💄✨

[@PastelBrushes-n-Donuts]

I bought the Bobbi Brown corrector stick kind of on a whim. One of the best purchases ever. It’s just the right color for my skin and light weight enough to not feel it while wearing and doesn’t crease or settle. A permanent part of my makeup now.

[@carolyhofstee5418]

The NIRA really works, and I’m not a content creator. It’s crazy how much of a difference it’s made in the 3 months I’ve been using it.

[@shannonrodriguez8165]

Do you feel like it could be a replacement for Botox? I’ve been so curious about it.

[@mariep4512]

​@shannonrodriguez8165 I've been using the Nira since March and I would say it does not replace botox. It has really improved my fine lines around my eyes and my marionette lines a little.

[@shannonrodriguez8165]

@@mariep4512 thank you!!

[@FrancneQuan]

Even though it is February 2024, loved this video. Am interested in the Precision pro (when on sale).Glad to hear that you had gaps of time in your NIRA use and still obtained awesome results - this info will motive me to continue its use.

[@PersonaCosmetics]

Awh, so grateful you love Bubble so much 😍💗

[@Gnv-q2m]

TBH I skipped the NIRA content as I can’t be bothered to spend all that time on a device. I appreciate how upfront your were about the partnership from the beginning of the video so I am surprised at the negative comments. I was interested in the make-up content. I’m a great Bobbi Brown corrector fan and my pot is about to be panned so I’m pleased to hear that the stick is a good alternative. I appreciate and trust your opinions on topics I’m interested in and will be back for more.

[@crystalresler5534]

Yes! The Nira is fantastic and it really DOES work...great video Stephanie ❤

[@betsybrady8520]

I agree 100 % about the Bobbi Brown corrector! I gave the same issue as you and this been great for me

[@kerriwright4593]

Foundation videos are some of my favorites 😍

[@audreyhowler]

Was just catching up with content after being away for a bit, and I'm sad I missed the Nira discount! I have the original Nira and love it, it's made such a difference on my undereyes, and even on my marionette lines. I'm picking up the Pro during Black Friday for sure! I enjoy your videos, keep up the good work. Your professionalism in responding to negative comments, and the fact that you don't delete them, is admirable.

[@StephanieMarie]

Thank you Audrey! Heads up to you that you may want to stay tuned for sometime in October for a 2nd shot 😉💗

[@chrissymoss514]

Huh? I didn't know that Persona blushers are specifically designed to work on mature skin types!! Well, I've learned something today Stephanie, thank you 😊 Lots of love 💗🤍💗🤍💗🤍💗🤍💗

[@julieligon8177]

Thank you, Stephanie. The NIRA is now on my "to purchase" list!

[@Mkprice70]

I tried the Nira. It seemed to make my under eye texture worse. I just purchased the NuFace Fix. I love it! It takes away puffiness, darkness, and fine lines and wrinkles. I also use the NuFace Mini on my face. I love it too! It minimizes texture and makes my skin look radiant.

[@hiyou8973]

same here, Nira made me look more textured too, especially around mouth. Love my nuface mini, much better results for me

[@StephanieMarie]

Lasers can be drying. You have to hydrate :) But they rebuild collagen, so I'm not sure how that would happen unless you were just extra dry! I love my Ziip too which is nano and micro current (like nuface on steroids). Totally different function than Nira. I talked about it maybe six weeks ago when they revamped it. It's so good! But they do completely different things :)

[@hannaNorway]

I’m 48 years old and also struggle with very dry undereyes. Do you have a good eyecream to recomend ? One that helps against the dry skin. Love your channel ❤ love from Norway 🫶🏻

[@MonaYY_Rig]

Hi Stephanie 🩷. You look amazing still. I followed you since you first started your channel. I honestly haven’t watched you I at least one year, for some reason your videos haven’t popped up in my feed. You really look so young and fresh and flawless than you ever did. I ordered the laser just now. The full face one on monthly payments. Ty so much for all your helpful content. I am serious about my skin and try very hard to take care of it. I am 60 years old and my eye area is showing some signs and I’m looking forward to try the laser. I will take photos! Take care and keep up the fantastic job 🎉❤

[@adoreu7790]

Stephanie, a while back I think you mentioned a small tool for hair loss? I can’t find that video! Can you mention the name and link please?

[@LenaSheppard]

I'd like to try the new curler. I have astigmatism & it might be a better fit. Thank you for keeping us company !

[@Ajlatango]

That Bobbi brown corrector is the only makeup product I use every whether I’m wearing other makeup or just it with sunscreen on my no makeup days.

[@sharontavana587]

Your shirt and lipstick just look fantastic on you. Perfect colors!

[@StephanieMarie]

Thank you so much!

[@louisesharpy]

I wish I could get the device. I can’t, but love what i see . It’s on my want list I love seeing real truths about products

[@laceyballiet6627]

Just used your code to rider the NIRA. I have been waiting for it to go on sale again. I’m exciting to use it.

[@Karlucci7]

I love EL Double Wear foundation. I have others but always go back. I've been using it since it launched in 1997. I even use this foundation to mix with others. It's reliable and seamless!

[@StephanieMarie]

It's so lovely!

[@cabrooker]

Ive tried so many concealers and not work for me so a good corrector is a must for me and that BB corrector is my #1 choice! And the Nira laser is a hild grail part of my morning routine along with the new Nira Pro....I use it on my upper eyelid and it had made a huge improvement with my hooded lids!!!

[@jann3443]

I love the Nira Precision. I'm around day 120. I've been using it on level 5 for about 6 weeks now. At 73 I've seen definite improvement in my under eyes and above my upper lip. In combination with my NuFace Trinity I see less deepening of the nasolabial folds. I've started using it on my sun damage spots and they look faded to me. Of course I use products on those spots at bedtime as well. I use the Bobbi Brown color corrector on my sun damage spots before foundation. I don't need it under my eyes. It does help camouflage those brown spots. Since you love Double Wear you might want to try the new Smashbox Always On foundation. Risa and Tati both really liked it. Risa even did a comparison to Double Wear. 😊

[@StephanieMarie]

Hey! I’ve tested Smashbox. It’s in my next review. We had very different experiences lol. I think our climates make a big difference with this one 😬 Your results are amazing with the devices!!

[@ruthiea729]

Have you tried cutting out wheat dairy and soy products? I find all of these cause allergy shiners - dark and bruised discoloured areas under the eyes. When I’ve cut them out completely my under eyes clear up

[@debbiewalker273]

I love the Bobbie Brown concealer. Mine is having a problem when I try to twist it up. I think if I can get enough of it exposed, I’m going to try and pull it out, and decant it into a cosmetic tub. I need to save it’s life. 😂 Thanks for all of your recommendations, and I’m thinking of purchasing the NIRA. It’s a big investment, but my only issue is, can I be consistent with it ? 🤔 After seeing your before and after’s, I’m definitely motivated ! ☺️🌸☺️

[@ebonywilkes3589]

Because of you I bought the Tula eye stick, and I love it. One of my best purchased items ever. Thank you

[@StephanieMarie]

I'm so glad you enjoy it! :)

[@omhomelin]

Hi Stephanie, some of your “what I’m wearing” links don’t seem to work -Lips in Love with Olivia for example - are these links old? I really like the lipstick your wearing in this video but it looks more red (like your shirt - is there a link for your shirt?) I looked at Sephora for CT In Love with Olivia but it’s pink so not sure if it’s the lighting or the link is wrong… 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@helendenoia6840]

I have no discoloration I have puffy under eyes nothing i have tried works!

[@jackieallen9808]

Thanks Stephanie for letting us know about the Nita sale . I’ve been wanting to order it after several friends have had good results and the sale helps !

[@natalyserrano9090]

@StephanieMarie thanks for all the tips!! I’ve heard you talk about Bobby Brown corrector stick but never tried until today after seeing your video and I gotta say it’s nice! My 47yo eyes don’t look 20 yrs older as do they with anything else! Thanks for the tip!!

[@lisapetitpas9476]

Yeah! First! Looking great! Thanks for all your videos! Any recommendations for the upcoming Sephora VIB Sale?

[@rostyq746]

Stephanie, can we use the laser pro around the eye as well? I don’t think I’ll be able to purchase both lasers.

[@StephanieMarie]

You can but more strategically! I’ve been playing around with it!

[@letyreyna6511]

thanks for vid pretty lady. be safe

[@ustiasumans3901]

Hi Stephanie, do you like BB corrector in stick form more than in a pot?

[@StephanieMarie]

Yes! It’s much creamier!

[@kerriwright4593]

My undereye is very blue but I haven't liked a corrector lol and it's like my skin itself doesn't have much pigment anywhere. My veins are prominent everywhere and what not.

[@lauralangham9657]

sounds good, thanks

[@latherandlace]

I haven't been on your channel for a long time, and you look different. Did you do something and I missed it? Besides the Nira? You look fabulous!

[@StephanieMarie]

Just been testing devices and got older. Thank you :)

[@laurasmith1831]

What are your thoughts on the Nira laser and fat pad loss?

[@StephanieMarie]

Non-ablative lasers like Nira work in the upper layers of the dermal tissue and aren't designed to go deeply enough to affect the fat cells that are located underneath that dermal layer.

[@laurasmith1831]

@@StephanieMarie thank you! I’ve really been considering this device, but was scared of the fat pad loss! Thank you

[@lisadeangelo244]

Hi Stephanie...what level do you use your Nira at? Thank you.

[@StephanieMarie]

I use this one on 3 and the Pro on 5

[@kara6767]

How do you compare the bobbi brown corrector with charlotte tilbury corrector?😊

[@StephanieMarie]

It's more hydrating and easier for me to swipe it on to use daily. I do like the CT also but reach for BB way more

[@analissalowe8469]

What finishing powder do you recommend?

[@StephanieMarie]

My fave is MAC MSFN :)

[@HerGreyness]

I love that Bobbi Brown corrector- I just replaced my old one. I use the same color as you -😊 As for grumpy people posting nasty comments- I have come to the conclusion that the Karen’s of the world are on land and online. I feel sorry for their unhappy lives- and wish them what they will ultimately get. Karma is a bitch 🎉

[@kerriwright4593]

I think you look great ❤

[@StephanieMarie]

Thank you! :)

[@heatherjane910]

I used my NIRA for 90 days and didn’t see any results in my before and after photos. However, I’ve heard it takes longer for some people. Even if it’s helping my eye area from becoming worse, it’d be worth it. I need to get back into the habit of using it.

[@kerriwright4593]

I really want the nira but it's never available lol

[@StephanieMarie]

It's available now :)

[@kerriwright4593]

The CT powder darkens my concealer and foundation terribly. It sucks because I do like how blurring and smoothing it is but it is not light enough even the lightest shade.

[@StephanieMarie]

You should try the PM one I showed! It sounds like it's just what you're looking for!

[@k.popper2620]

I had that problem too I have very fair skin... as well as dry mature skin. I tried the Ouma Trippin Smooth powder in translucent and it has changed my makeup game it is truly an extremely fine milled powder! It blurs and sets down my concealer and my T-Zone and never looks cakey or dry and it's not that expensive!!!

[@pattypatmos1776]

❤❤

[@donnakarnisky907]

You need bangs again!♥️

[@angelahennessy1505]

Assuming this was a commercial. Foe NIRA. This is the 4th or 5th time I’ve seen someone advertising t.his device. All. Of. A. Sudden.

[@StephanieMarie]

It is. their. 4th. anniversary. Nordstrom does their Anniversary sale. Sephora does VIB twice a year. Same concept

[@kerriwright4593]

I was born with small, hooded eyes and as I'm aging whooo these hoods are something else. I'm going to tell my insurance they interfere with my vision to have surgery? 😂😅

[@bethmcnair5040]

In all honesty, I’m thinking of doing the same. On the mornings my eyes are more swollen (more salt/fluid retention) it’s so much harder to get my contacts in-especially my right eye.

[@melisamccaffrey9459]

When 23 different content creators are all talking about the same device in 3 days, there is no credibility there. Just skip the sponsorship next time if you want respect.

[@StephanieMarie]

Hi Melisa. There were so many nicer ways to word that. Wow. To help you understand - When we accept sponsorships we have no idea how many other creators a brand signs onto a campaign or if it’s a one-off with just us. That information is confidential. For all I knew this was the only campaign they were doing. I worked with them because I genuinely love it and have great results with it. Just because this turned out to be a campaign flight with several creators to celebrate their 4th anniversary (which is common among tv or radio campaigns and now KZbin ) doesn’t make me any less genuine about how I feel. And why wouldn’t I speak about a product I absolutely love and can attest to? It doesn’t make me or anyone else dishonest or not credible. I have proven results from a year ago and present day that speak to how I use it and stand by it. So you’re basically saying to never take sponsorships, which is part of how I and many here on KZbin earn money to bring you the free content you enjoy. A sponsorship doesn’t change how honest creators feel about a product. Those of us who value our integrity don’t work with brands we don’t believe in. And if you don’t trust a creator you watch to be honest with ALL of their content, whether it’s me or someone else, perhaps you should reevaluate whether you should watch them at all.

[@remionekenobi2444]

She might be rude but everyone is “recommending” the same thing at the exact time… that is highly suspicious 🤨

[@Notperfecttonya]

I don’t think this is suspicious. Nira is celebrating their 4th anniversary. Nordstrom advertises the hell out of their Anniversary Sale and sometimes they do that by giving certain content creators a certain amount of $ to spend in their store. That’s advertising. 😊 Yes, all my favorite creators are doing this campaign and I don’t mind. I can make up my own mind if I want to buy the product. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@ebonywilkes3589]

Well I can tell it works, I bought the Nira because of the creators talking about and seeing their results. I had no idea it even existed until saw it on another’s platform. I thought what do I have to lose, and I’m so glad I took the plunge. It is absolutely worth every penny.

[@LemansSunset350]

@@StephanieMarie Very well said Stephanie. I admire the professionalism and tactfulness that you maintain with negative comments.

[@beckyc.5743]

Stephanie, you look great but attributing the newfound lift and tautness in your cheeks, jaw and lip area to a new Nira laser??? I really have trouble with influencers singing the praises of devices when there’s more that contributed to your new-found fresh look (Risa included). Nothing wrong with having work done… I’ve had procedures myself but trying to equate it to a single device that is paying you is disturbing.

[@StephanieMarie]

Wow. You're coming onto my channel and calling me a liar? I'm quite stunned to get this kind of comment from you. First off, My “new-found fresh look” has been a gradual process over the course of a year or so. I’ve had ZERO procedures and really don’t appreciate you coming in here and telling me that I have. It’s 100% false. I’ve been using devices. Period. Done. The end. And guess what? They WORK. I’ve been using them to see if they can work well enough to stave off procedures. Second, it’s 2023, and no longer taboo to openly talk about in-office or even surgical procedures. My job as a beauty creator is to create content that helps my viewers in some way. So wouldn’t it make more sense, and be more helpful and beneficial to my viewers, for me to share my experiences if I was getting procedures done? I've built my entire platform on being upfront and honest with my viewers...with everything I test, review, and with the brands I work with. How would it benefit me or my viewers in any way to be dishonest at this point? I would never compromise the trust of my viewers over one single partnership because nothing matters without that trust. It’s mind-boggling to think that you believe a channel focused on maturing women - a channel whose entire premise is to help that demographic - would be deceitful in such a way. Offers are plentiful and I'm extremely selective with whom I work with. I clearly don't have botox since I have full facial movement. And if you're insinuating I have fillers, my cheek puffiness is from weight gain, which I'm not happy to have to say. So there's your fun embarrassing answer to that. Third, I talked about my eyes in this video. I'm confused why you're saying anything about my cheeks, jaw, and lips. Did you not watch the video closely before you made your comment? Lasers, LED, microcurrent, and nanocurrent have been used for years in dermatologists offices to tighten skin, brighten, lift,, firm, and rebuild collagen. And now we have this tech at home and it works. There's a reason I'm compliant with the devices I'm compliant with - because I see results. Plus, they can be used concurrently to address different needs...which is where the other facial changes you see are coming from. I showed what I've seen from Nira - and I'm extremely happy with my results. It's great that you're using procedures. But I'm having a great time testing and using at-home devices right now. There may come a point where I need more. But I'm seeing how far they can take me right now. What kills me is that no matter what creator you apparently "trust", how long you've been watching them, or how good the tech is, there are still viewers such as yourself that think the worst in people and think we’ll be unethical and I'm sad about that. I’ve said from the start that I would never compromise my integrity for a brand or product and I stand by that. Coming into someone's comment section and accusing them of lying is not a good look and I'm surprised to see this comment from you.

[@beckyc.5743]

I don’t think the worst, Stephanie and said nothing about Botox and fillers. Don’t put words in my mouth. I simply believe that when asked ‘you look great, I’d love to know what you’re doing?’ Receive no information and then see a video promoting a product it leaves me wondering. I know you’re a busy gal and have a life but truly hearing your journey when you look great is a valid question. I sincerely apologize for upsetting you.

[@StephanieMarie]

Hi again Becky, I've talked about Nira off and on over the past year or more since I first shared it on my channel. I've shared skincare routines and other devices for a long time. While you didn't specifically say the words "botox and fillers", "having work done" and "procedures" is the same thing and is what you said. I'm certain that anyone would view the following as accusatory: "attributing the newfound lift and tautness in your cheeks, jaw and lip area to a new Nira laser??? I really have trouble with influencers singing the praises of devices _when there’s more_ that contributed to your new-found fresh look" and ""trying to equate it to a single device that is paying you is disturbing." If someone said that to you, I'm pretty sure you wouldn't perceive that as someone simply asking what you were doing. I appreciate your understanding of why your initial comment was upsetting and for the apology.