10 beauty habits I wish I knew in my 20s (no one told me these)

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  @HaleyKimaking · 2 months ago (edited) · pinned

  I don&apos;t have any siblings but if I had a younger sister, I would definitely tell her to watch this. It&apos;s the kind of advice that can really improve your skin, your health and your lifestyle overall. It&apos;s not a quick fix so pls be patient and trust the process! The long term results are so worth it 🤍 Hope this video helps! <br><br>I also started a substack to share my perspective on beauty, wellness and self-improvement! follow along for more personal thoughts:<br><a href="https://substack.com/home/post/p-206292028">https://substack.com/home/post/p-206292028</a>

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  @ananyashree9358 · 3 weeks ago

  1. Don’t wear foundation everyday. Only on special occasion. Learn how to use concealer instead. Skin tint instead of foundation.<br>2. Remove eye makeup completely.<br>3. Lightweight and hydrating Sunscreen daily.<br>4. Clean makeup brushes regularly.<br>5. Nourish skin from inside out.<br>6. Start caffeine as late as possible.<br>7. Never use the body shower puff.<br>8. Never neglect neck.<br>9. Workout for better body and confidence.<br>10. Eat more protein. In every meal.

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  @Nocturnal_Lorena · 2 months ago

  I experienced the same with my periods. I double down on red meats &amp; fish during that time &amp; I experience no pain/ bloating/ cramps/ clotting. I only discovered this after I turned 32 lol. You look like you&apos;re mid 20&apos;s btw! Great job, tysm! 💖

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  @BirdieAJ · 2 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcZVF200F2M&amp;t=55">0:55</a><br>- Never drank coffee because of caffeine intolerance<br>- Eat a lot of protein because of low blood pressure<br>- Only started wearing makeup in college<br>- Practiced yoga and meditation since high-school<br>- Dislike chips and soda because of picky eating<br><br>STILL had intense long-term cystic acne issues due to genetics I got from my dad&apos;s side 🤦‍♂️ The only thing that cured it was rigorous rounds of antibiotics and years of derma visits 👈<br><br>Take notes girls, you can do all these natural solutions and still have bad skin 😥 I wasted so much money on skincare and natural solutions before I found out that acne and hyper-sensitive skin is not caused by bad habits. It is a legitimate and very real medical condition, so treat it like one ✅️<br><br>Go to a licensed deramtologist. Use the prescribed medications. And stop wasting your time and your money on fads. Rooting for you, girl! 🙏

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  @queensizedfun1 · 2 months ago

  Better late than never though

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  @Theusualdisaster · 1 month ago

  As important as sunscreen is for protecting your skin, getting enough sun exposure is equally important. Please don’t skip it. If possible, spend a few minutes in the morning sun before applying sunscreen.<br><br>I made the mistake of not exposing myself to enough sunlight, and I was shocked to find out that I had a severe vitamin D deficiency. Low vitamin D can affect your daily life in ways you may not even realize, causing fatigue, low mood, poor energy levels, and even symptoms of depression.<br><br>So, don’t be afraid of the sun altogether. Get some sensible morning sun exposure with bare skin whenever possible before applying sunscreen. The morning sun is usually gentler, so you’re less likely to get sunburn while still supporting your body’s vitamin D production.

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  @iampigoinkoink5185 · 1 month ago

  26 and never worn foundation as I don&apos;t know how to do makeup at all ...gonna learn some day ...

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  @saba_ppppp · 1 month ago

  Watching this as a 17 year old is so helpful

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  @itsnafi4105 · 1 month ago

  I love how she added action plans on everything she described shows how much she cares about providing value❤

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  @b3813 · 1 month ago

  Facts on that foundation usage! I&apos;m 30 and I barely use foundation. Just sunscreen and a bit of concealer to cover my bags. I always get complimented for my skin looking &quot;poreless&quot;. I think it&apos;s because I kept it healthy, and not clog up my pores with makeup. I only use foundation during events like weddings.

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  @katechipata9934 · 2 months ago

  I use a washcloth for washing my body since I was a kid. I’m African 😊 I use my hands to wash my face though. I never trusted those body puffs.

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  @barbfighter_69 · 2 months ago

  I don&apos;t and won&apos;t use foundation, I just can&apos;t, I HATE the feeling of it on my skin. That&apos;s how I even choose sunscreens and moisturizers - I get those that I can&apos;t &quot;feel&quot; on my skin and absorb quickly.<br>Foundation makes my skin feel so dirty, I even get goosebumps when seeing foundation on other women. It&apos;s weird, but I get uncomfortable from it lol.

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