NEW Makeup (and what it's replacing 👀)

[@elizabethruggiero9950]

I suffered from hormonal acne all through my 30s and early 40s. It sucks. I found a great aesthetician who gave me great advice to start: clean pillow case every night(think about if you left your hair products on for a week.., yuk). I also stopped using fabric softener. These sound silly, but game changers. Hope it helps!

[@roseg1333]

It could also be a food allergy like bread or dairy I have heard that cause hormonal acne too

[@amandakim6901]

Hormonal acne! I’m on an estrogen blocking medication after treatment for breast cancer and my chin area has never been worse. I FINALLY found something that has made a difference- Differin gel!

[@jolagorska2821]

Also try to avoid talking on your phone (f.e. use headphones etc.) It has germs on it and warms up. It is harder to get rid of acne because of that.

[@MiriamRoquiz]

Hi Amanda, I love your content! I’m 63 years young so certain makeup products are not appropriate on mature skin. However, I did purchase the Haus of Labs’ pan blush in the shade Watermelon. I love it! It really brightens up my face and compliments red lips beautifully! Regarding your hormonal breakouts, I started having it in my mid 50s. My dermatologist diagnosed me with cystic acne and prescribed Tretinoin. It works and my skin improved significantly! I wish I would have used Tretinoin sooner as I have only discovered the benefits of this “Gold Standard” skincare! Have a great weekend!

[@sarahkelly4095]

I’m so glad you discussed using a toner as primer OVER sunscreen! I’m always so confused when people use these skincare products as makeup bases without discussing if it disrupts their spf. I’m like, are these influencers just not leaving their house and thus not wearing sunscreen in their videos?!

[@AmandaZ]

It's such a good conversation to have!!

[@MiaRBeauty]

It works if you have dry skin! And depending on the type of sunscreen of course. For me the beauty of joseon spf has been a wonderful makeup base, i just need 10 min for it to sink into the skin (time in which i drink my coffee)

[@melissatranfield4054]

I'm a bit confused by this though as according to dermatologists sunscreen should be the final step in your skincare routine, and primer, makeup etc should be applied over the top? You can always use a sunscreen spray or stick to top up during the day and also limit sun exposure.

[@Taylor-cl1xp]

I had really bad cystic acne almost solely around my mouth for a while and finally got prescribed oral spironolactone and tretinoin. The spironolactone did mess up my cycle for a month or so but your body adjusts and it went back to normal for me. I’ve been on them both for a few years now and rarely breakout anymore. Also, thanks for the video! I love this look 💕🧸

[@AmandaZ]

this is good to know, thank you so much for watching !!!

[@brooksoso2938]

Wow okay, I have been watching make-up youtube since 2015. I have improved my game a lot and in the last 5 years I've almost seen nothing new. But the way you applied your eyeshadow... It looks INCREDIBLE. I HAVE TO try. Thanks a lot. You are amazing. Keep going!

[@Beauty-mad]

I started my daughter on Tretinoin. She was getting mild hormonal acne and I’ve used tret for years. So I started her on a.25 and she went through the purge of the dryness but it cured her hormonal acne in a matter of a couple of weeks ish, maybe up to a month at the most. She’s a user now of tret and it’s even helped her finer lines a little. She’s young still but she’s happy with how her skin is finally. It’s made a big difference and now she has glowing fresh skin. She’s been using it for about a year now. It took about 4-6 months to get that glowing skin but she would never go back now!

[@anyaspackman2091]

Amanda, you asked about hormonal acne. I feel your pain. My worst HA was between 30-35 years of age. I tried everything under the sun and literally cried in front of the mirror 😢. What helped me really well were two things. One was avoiding dairy products. Second was glycolic acid- the one in a bottle that you can use at home- it tingles on the skin and you wash it off with cool water. I had glycolic treatments done by an esthetician as well. It cleared any zits, cystic acne, inflammation, and post acne marks. Sending love and hugs your way 💖 🤗

[@molly___reads]

I have HA and it’s the fucking worst. I also second the no dairy. That and stress reduction 😅.

[@celinabond]

I second this! Plus spearmint/pre menstrual tea. And clear out your colon. Animal products have lots of hormones in them ❤

[@pixi78]

Yes 👏🏻 dairy was the cause of my problem too. My doctor said it’s quite common to develop a dairy allergy or sensitivity later in life.

[@isabelw.5666]

I second the dairy and, sadly, sugar. Very little of it is okay, especially with care during the week before our monthy emotional torture.😅 The one thing that is an absolute MUST though: do not pick at it. If I pick at my hormonal acne, it turns into a nightmare. Don't touch it. Maybe some pimple patches or a salicyic acid mask from the ordinary on the spot only. But absolutely no picking. 😅 Life-changer.

[@unposhnails3366]

I’ve been trying Apostrophe for about two months. My prescription cream is tretinoin, spironolactone and Tranexamic acid. My monthly PMS pimples have been much better both months.

[@mshearer100]

I just value your opinion so much ❤️ also the BYOMA milky toner I have fallen in love with.

[@nyankyun]

Hi Amanda, idk if this will help but the acne you have is very likely to be perioral dermatitis which sometimes hormones can take a play. You can ask a dermatologist (or family doctors can do it too!), and usually they prescribe antibiotic (oral) but there might be some topical options available.Topical spironolactone is available too. From what I've gathered, for non-medicated routes you can try Hypochlorous acid toners/spray. If you have the tower28 that's a good one (other brands are available too) and soak a thin cotton pad and do a mini mask on the chin leave it on for 10 mins or however long you'd like. Do it as often as you'd like it will help with the bacterial overgrowth. Final option is switching out toothpaste, to a non-mint flavoured or non-fluoride paste (brush teeth first then wash face). And personal anecdote, I've found I breakout on my chin when my gut is not doing well (bloated and not regular) so make sure to take care of yourself with the food you eat. Hope it helps!

[@pixi78]

Yes to the hypochlorous acid! It’s very gentle on inflamed skin. Personally I found that dairy was causing my skin issues so I switched to almond milk and keep other dairy like cheese & cream to a minimum.

[@Sandra.Viewer]

The Ordinary toner has surpassed all others I've tried 🙌🏼 It's truly the best!

[@AmandaZ]

what kind of results have you seen!!

[@elizabethmcmillan3247]

This look is jaw dropping! Everything worked so well together that I can’t put my finger on what makes this look so incredible. I’d love to see color dupes for the Rhode blushes, especially freckle

[@cwynn1547]

Acne never stops for me, at 60+ mainly body acne now. I was in a bad age group with Tretinoin, in the early 90s only super severe acne people could get a prescription, and it was $10k out of pocket, insurance didn't cover it. Then the gov banned it for some years. I have a number of products that work instead. 1-2x per week, benzoyl peroxide 5% cream rubbed into the skin at night, the key is rubbed in, not just dabbed on zits, the effect is cumulative over time. 2x per week a BHA toner patted on, like Paula's Choice, or Glow Recipe toner, or a drugstore toner with salicylic acid. Again, these peoducts are cumulative, using them regularly over weeks clear out oil clogs that form acne cysts. This all works pretty well, but I would still do tretinoin if younger, my cysts now take months to get rid of without a menstrual cycle to push them along. I take spironolactone as a diuretic for high BP, but it doesn't do much for cystic acne.

[@Kristyn.roberts13]

I'm loving The Ordinary newer Toner... it has been gentle on my skin....and feels good on. Great picks for the updated makeup bag .. I'm interested in trying a few of those updated items (Saie Glowy Gel, Ciele bronzing drops, Nars Shadow Sticks, Glossier lip liner). Thank you! 💜

[@AmandaZ]

It feels so nice!! Cant wait to keep testing :) Thank you for watching!!

[@gabrielafernandez2061]

The Armani bronzer is gorgeous silky and blurring highly highly recommend. The gold shimmer helps blurr and it disappears. It blends in skin ❤ my favorite summer purchase bought 100 and waiting for 110 to arrive today

[@krabby3551]

I used to break out a lot on my chin/upper lip until I figured out my toothpaste was the culprit! Highly recommend double rinsing your toothpaste off your face, I believe the sulphate or some component in it- irritates your skin (breaching your skin barrier/making you more prone to break outs in that specific area). Edit: typo/correction (thank you to the person bellow :>)

[@wendigo1919]

It's the sulphate in the toothpaste. :)

[@AmandaZ]

interesting!!

[@krabby3551]

@@wendigo1919 yes thank you! :D

[@CaitiB]

Yes same happened to me- I only use toothpaste with no SLS now, literally days after I switched toothpaste my skin started clearing up and has never come back (this was about 10 years ago, I learnt it from Caroline Hirons' blog)

[@onsixthavenue2384]

Agree this looks like perioral dermatitis- Dr Dray has great videos on this

[@catetanenbaum2418]

18:55 The way I was trying to understand and follow your eyeliner trick, it was like you were going over the study guide for organic chem lol. I'd be so excited if uou could do it again in another video where you're zoomed in and maybe break it down a bit more clearly. I couldn't tell if you meant top or bottom lash line & I didn't see any empty white space when you were pointing it out.

[@erinp1212]

Love the final look! For hormonal acne, I noticed starting Azelaic acid helped a ton. I have super sensitive skin so I was hesitant to try topicals but that is both gentle and does help texture for sure.

[@melissabridge5687]

Tretinoin cleared my hormonal acne. I purged a lot but got through it. Started on .25 work my way up to .50 every day. Now I’m starting 1% . So worth it but must have LOTS of patients. I also use Cerave SA WASH 3 times a week. Let it sit for 3 minutes then rinse. I was on oral birth control at your age and that helped me as well. But when I turned 40 I had t get off it and it all came back.Thus my journey to Tretinoin. I restock my makeup bag every week, every other week. I rotate my makeup so I use it all.

[@AmandaZ]

thank you for sharing!!

[@mirandainamood]

Agree Tretinoin really helped. I was actually put on it yrs ago as a teenager but no one ever explained building up gradually and the purge. As a result I would get two or some months in, be purging like crazy, skin peeling like a snake and with a completely trashed barrier. So definitely get the right advice on use, makes a world of difference

[@isobel1412]

The rhode blush looks like what you'd find in Kinder surprise egg. Cute.

[@claudia-uh2qr]

Amanda, would you consider making a “watch this before you buy another ____” video about different setting powders?? you’re the only person who’s product opinions I trust !!!

[@chaimaeb]

I always wondered if you ever tried the infamous Huda beauty faux filter concealer as a a concealer expert (in my opinion) and what you think about it if you did ? Thank you ❤

[@debnmom]

Hi, I’m so glad you tried the Ordinary milky toner. I use it twice a day and my skin’s been loving it! Of course the Luminous silk went over it beautifully. Your under eye area is looking very smooth with the new Tarte. I also wear YSL Lash Clash mascara in brown! I really like your finished look! Great video! Thanks! ❤

[@terrilabeth]

Everything worked so well! That Nars eyeshadow stick is stunning! 💕

[@raya864]

I have also recently gone back to my brown mascaras and it’s such a beautiful aesthetic ❤❤❤❤

[@emmyj35]

Could you review the new Too Faced glitter eyeshadow and the Fenty gloss balms please! I love hearing your opinion on products!!❤

[@nyoomnyoom9567]

YAY THE GREEN IS BACK

[@allnamesarechosen_]

Amanda! I have the same sort of inflammation as what you have, my diagnoses are perioral dermatitis, rosacea and seb derm, due to mostly systemic issues, i also have pcos. I can't recommend enough the cleansing balm by malezia, it has 1% salicylic acid, I use it every other day, and it has been amazing at reducing inflammation, I'm taking pimples that have been on my face for months and that wouldn't budge! I got the pilot version which is 50% off and it works just as good! If you can also get your hands on myoinositol dchiro supplements (as your dr) that has also helped but more so to regulate hormones. The cleansing tho, is freaking amazing, I can't recommend it enough. It also takes off all of my spf!

[@lueryin6540]

Could you do a video comparing the different milky toners? Like the Ilia versus the Rhode versus some K-beauty? I’ve been wanting to add that step to my routine but wanted to know which is the best!

[@juliewells4282]

I love the Fenty milky toner. It’s so moisturizing and softening.

[@fernr3837]

Yeah - I would try K Beauty. The CosRX Comfort Ceramide Cream Mist is more moisturizing for me, and costs less than Rhode and Ilia. I’m sure there are other K Beauty options, that are just really good and more affordable.

[@sunshineliz5297]

The Clinique moisture surge line is really nice

[@Brigitte_Cantin]

I don't know why nobody is talking about the new Thayer's milky toner, it's really thick and nice. So moisturizing, I've almost forgotten to put on the rest of my creams. As well as the indeed bronzing drops. (I do need to test them more as well) the tarte looks great, don't know if you need the corrector though. Also love the moisture surge. 💖💖💖💖💖

[@GlowITG]

I love that you’re loving the Clinique lip product! That’s been my go-to for so long. 💜

[@KR-ll1ib]

Hope you do a video on the new NARS lipsticks. Your lip recommendations are my favorites.

[@AmandaZ]

those look so pretty!!

[@moniqueloupe8867]

Great great look. New viewer, but I think this is the prettiest one you've done.

[@GMW.artist]

I'd love to see you try the Nars Total Seduction Eyeshadow Stick in Mambo... and also, more of the Naturium tinted lip balms... 😎💜💜💜💜

[@angiesanchez238]

I suggest you try First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream before trying anything harsher on your skin. I really think it will help. They even have Glycolic Pads. Wish you well.💯🤗✌🏽

[@mariahfranklin7274]

I take Spiro every single night. My endo dr prescribed it for hormonal acne. My gyno and derm dr says it plays well with most meds. I haven’t had any interference with it at all. I haven’t had a breakout in years…

[@kristensockittoem6590]

Could you do a video on the different but still effective ways to layer sunscreen, skincare, primer, makeup, etc. ❤ also i didnt know you could use toner as a primer!

[@dantopster]

I had acne in the same one spot on my left cheek. The rest of my face was clear, except for hormonal breakouts on my chin here and there. Doctors put me on tretinoin, oral contraceptives, oral antibiotics, spironolactone, but the only thing that made it go away for good was Accutane. I've been using tretinoin to keep results since. I don't remember the last time I had a blackhead or a pimple.

[@brittbillok]

That NARS shadow stick is stunning

[@AmandaZ]

I LOVE IT!!

[@the_lady_in_black86]

I deal with terrible hormonal acne as well. What has helped me is consistent use of .5% Tretinoin at least 1-2 times per day on my trouble areas.

[@mariagoroshkova9483]

Are you 100% sure it’s HA? I’ve been struggling with perioral dermatitis, and I know it comes in many forms, and the location is on point

[@xABBIE07]

the ordinary milky toner is an exfoliating toner so may not be a 1:1 replacement for something like the rhode which is just meant to hydrate.

[@AmandaZ]

I'm glad you called this out! They market it as a purely exfoliation product, but Saccharomyces is great for hydration/"skin smoothing". It's not as nourishing as the rhode but I think it might be better for someone that want a smoother looking base!

[@YvetteLosier]

@@AmandaZI LOVED this at first. So hydrating and I was glowing but sadly it did make my break out eventually ☹️

[@roseg1333]

Can’t wait to try the Nest body mists especially the orange one 😯🍊🧡

[@molly___reads]

Omfg this is such a gorgeous look.

[@AmandaZ]

Thank you so much ☺

[@dior_sausage]

We demand an eyebrow tutorial, shaping/maintenance 😌

[@nyoomnyoom9567]

The lip combo, blush, eyeshadow, and mascara were totally MADE for you holy smokes

[@heathernelson4886]

A 'bungalow party' 😂 Extra funny cos in the UK a bungalow is a single storey house sought out by people with mobility issues and older people, not typically party-goers! I'm generalising, obvs, but I love the different word meanings between the UK and US.😂

[@elacampusano7341]

Amanda, have you considered incorporating azelaic acid into your routine? If salicylic acid is too strong for you, it would be a good option. There is a peach slices one that is 10%. A hug 🌷

[@melon8870]

The look is perfect ❤💕 and I think the pink blusher suits you well 💕

[@AmandaZ]

I was surprised I liked the blusher as much as I did!! I appreciate you thanks for being here :)

[@5117danielle]

It's like a jack in the box, you don't when the product is going to pop out! Try Retin A, it cleared up my face.

[@sarahkalnajs5810]

What do you use on your brows though? this entire look is gorgeous!

[@monicadrew889]

This color story is beautiful with your eyes and hair!

[@jenniemoore6095]

If you haven't tried the IT cosmetics new cream blushes I highly recommend they are absolutely lovely

[@savannahplummer9914]

I always appreciate your thoughts on popular products, thanks Amanda!

[@sprrringtime]

Loving your makeup in this! It’s so fresh and the eyeshadow looks great either way your hair/eyes!

[@Booksanddogs7]

I’m also picky about concealer and loved the original version of the creaseless concealer

[@sandymacnab3981]

Interested in how the Lash Clash wore please and more Nabla Stick shades.

[@pameehanson3866]

Thanks for sharing some new products. Newer to your channel and love your videos. I get encouraged watching to try different things. My issue has been concealer and watching today realized maybe using too much 😮, most share wiping on lots but going to try your suggestion ❤ Thanks 🎉

[@lynnwallenfang1400]

Love everything,.....OMG to the lip combo ❤

[@Kayla-u9c]

just want to point out that the ordinary milky toner is actually a exfoliating toner so I don't think it would be the same as Rode/calming toners. I also don't know the difference effect it will have since I dont use milky toners. Either way if someone knows, feel free to edu me ty

[@Caligirl4life555]

I also have hormonal acne because my PCOS. It’s always on my chin and when it gets worse, my whole t zone flares up, currently going through it right now😭 I’m taking BC pills and it used to control it but now I feel like is not doing much. Clindamycin 1% and Benzoyl Peroxide 5% helps a lot!

[@adriannyc1]

Love that mascara color on you❤

[@gabrielafernandez2061]

Gorgeous makeup today Amanda ty ❤

[@Nickel3777]

I need a update on the mascara wear and the tarte color corrector. If the mascara drooped or smudge and if the tarte color corrector creased or dried later in the day please

[@jmdagger10]

Really like your new filming set up and background. Easy to see the makeup without distraction.

[@blendofdays]

Perfect timing! I was just wondering if you had a new upload!

[@AmandaZ]

:) hi!!

[@vanessalamontagne4443]

I love this video! I found some drunk elephant blush drops dupes from Shoppers in Canada and am obsessed with the 'skincare as makeup' trend (I know, it's not new!) going around social. I've always loved Tower 28 blushes, so I count those, too. Wondering if this is a video idea you'd be into? I tend to purchase on the lower price point at Sephora and at the drugstore. Personally, I tend to stick with around 5-6 products total on my face (a putty primer to fill in pores, blush, something on the eyes, mascara, sometimes a clear brow gel, then lip liner and whatever else on top. Lately, it's a Rhode lip peptide dupe I found at Shoppers).

[@OL-fw8sf]

what always clears my hormonal acne IS Tata Harper Resurfacing serum, promise you it is the best at balancing.

[@Nanabanana219]

How does the Nars eyeshadow stick compare to the Bobbi Brown in Cinnamon? Coz I know you've loved that one too! I've been burnt by eyeshadow sticks that set and go sticky and patchy on my hooded eyes (which is honestly why I'm so glad you've introduced me to the Byredo and CT Eyes to Mesmerise - yes they can crease and shift, but they're so easy to reblend!) Also that blush combo looks stunning on you. Every blush does honestly, but something about this with the eyes is just ✨

[@Itssimplysteph90]

Oh my gosh, I bought the Giorgio Armani bronzers and I hated the gold sparkle in them. You can totally see it on the skin 😭

[@serena-9482]

Wow the lipliner!!

[@heathernelson4886]

I haven't tried the new Saie Rose Glow product yet, but find rose gold often more flattering than bronze in my fair skin.

[@raeb84]

Have you tried Azelaic acid at all? I was only getting hormonal acne after about 25, and when I started using Azelaic acid every day I haven’t had more than maybe 4-5 break outs in a decade.

[@marielunebelanger]

I have had acne like yours only on my chin for years. My chin has cleared after 3 months ish of Arazlo (tazarotene). Worst 3 months skin wise with double the pimples and inflammation but it was worth it. I don't have acne there anymore.

[@Katelyn-uk4gp]

I loved this video!! I liked the look and how everything came together beautifully ❤😊

[@melon8870]

The look is perfect ❤💕

[@juliecambria9276]

What shade are you in Armani luminous silk? Are you light or fair? With what undertones?

[@lenalynn5878]

Oh! And also, I put Dior glow nail polish over top of the pink illuminating concealer polish. Milk nails glow edition! Love it

[@paulinafernandacontreras1250]

The glossier lipliners are sorcery. I got the shade bit and was taken aback by how seamless it blends with my natural lip line. The Ciele bronzer drops im curious if you would use them the same way as the Clinique gelee bronzer which I just purchased based on your review 😅

[@kimlevy1726]

What is this best sunscreen with no white cast to use under makeup ❤

[@lvvl1005]

Wawa coffee is the best; but RF pulled chicken is top tier!! I moved away from the east coast a few years ago and I miss my gas station snacks 😂

[@JenFeelsGood]

This is exactly the type of breakouts I get. I swear by azelaic acid. Traditional acne fighters like salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide never could tackle it. And my skin was just too sensitive for tretinoin. I use 15% azelaic Rx now but started with OTC 10% (Paula’s Choice) and it was such an improvement. One other side note is that if you take a bovine collagen supplement I have found those to exacerbate the situation. (I am trying marine collagen right now, combined with twice a day azelaic acid, and 🤞🏻.)

[@KatieJoOrr]

Love this look! Your skin looks gorgeous!

[@AmandaZ]

Thank you so much 💗

[@Ute83]

I have been dealing with this kind of pimples for 4 weeks. In my case it was not acne, it was perioral dermatitis. The only thing that helped me was skin fasting and a selfmade black tea toner. No serum, no creme, no actives. It has to dry out.

[@celinabond]

Please explain your process! I use rose water so I’m intrigued with black tea toner.

[@koffertraum76]

Focusing on my gut was the only thing that helped me with my acne. And not too many actives at one time. Focus on 1 or 2 that help you the most. Mine are Retinol/Retinal and Vitamin C, once a week a gentle exfoliation with Mandelic Acid. Too much exfoliation can also worsen the acne. I had mine for years at the same place, always on my chin.

[@lenalynn5878]

Would you consider doing a wet looking nail polish? I found some that I think would be wet looking. Im in Canada, so I cant get any of these... Manacurist Active Shine Catrice more than nude translucent effect nail polish

[@Lunations]

I think for your hormonal acne, staying away from any kind of pharmaceutical medication is the best option, as those can be endocrine disrupters and we need to use more natural ingredients such as tea tree or willbark extract. I think look into these ingredients and sulfur to get rid of any current acne. I am also on this transition where I use to use panoyxl every single day and now realizing that it is messing with my hormones with PCOs. ):

[@kristiang1870]

I was just prescribed spironolactone and was curious if the interactions with your other medications are the only reason you don’t go on it? It’s the first hormonal medicine I’ve taken since I got off birth control as a teenager I’m still wary

[@Whatever-hy3dd]

Hi Amanda, I struggled with red bumps around that same exact area and it turns out that it was Perioral Dermatitis and not hormonal acne. I’m not sure if you’ve confirmed it with your derm but just letting you know that it could potentially be the issue

[@meganjones1184]

I really love your channel, I just get a bit frustrated because things like saii and Jones road etc are unavailable here. Quite a few of the brands you use do not ship here. I'm pretty up on makeup, and we have sephoria, it's just frustrating I can't get the results you get. We just got glossier in spehoria last week. I do love your authenticity. You come across as a real person and not an influencer

[@yuliapanina7849]

Hormonal acne can be very well controlled with topicals alone, just takes a few months to see results, but sure worth trying

[@JM-cm5im]

Hi, love your videos, thanks :) As you mentioned the glitter in one of the products, this reminded me of an alltrime trouble I have, maybe you or someone else in the comments can help me out... in all concealers and pressed pigmented powders that I tried (and I tried a lot!), there are some tiny glitter particles that you can only see in certain light conditions like sunlight or some overhead spot lights. I think it may be the mica in the products, but I'm not sure. This is really frustrating me and I even got some comments by people why I have glitter on my face so it is not just noticeable to myself, unfortunately. Does anyone know if there are any concealers and pressed powders without any of these reflective particles?

[@AlexandraA102]

I went on hers did the quiz and got recommended I treatment by a dermatologist. Best thing I’ve ever done

[@nimuecaradan5383]

Help! Honest beauty is not available anymore in my country and their blushes have become my favourite formula thanks to you, can you please tell me another brand with a similar beautiful, lovely, easy, long lasting formula? 😢🙏🏻

[@theofficialafj]

What tiny brush did you use for the liner in the outer corner? Thank you!😊

[@ering7530]

Danessa Myricks Groundwork Palette.

[@simplyellenxo95]

Hi Amanda, am I wearing makeup at the moment? Not necessarily…it’s because I have a horrible skin reaction right now. I miss wearing makeup but this will help momentarily…😊

[@Kris7245]

If you post a link to the white quilted bag I’ll use your link to buy one!