When I think of aging hands, I think of my grandmother and how she’d place her hand on top of mind. I adored her hands, they were soft and pale, and a bit crepey, and yeah, she had some age spots here and there. But I thought they were beautiful. My hands are looking more and more like my mother’s, with more prominent veins and knuckles, and I loved her hands too-so agile and capable and, in my mind, “grown up.” So I don’t worry too much about aging hands. I keep mine soft with low-cost hand creams that absorb easily into my skin, and when I use facial serums and moisturizers I always pat the excess on my fingers to the back of my hands. But I don’t despair that my hands are aging because I really think aging hands are beautiful.
Love this. I’ve been team crepe-eyelids for years because I truly believe the texture is beautiful. It’s like facets of a jewel! I’m all for keeping my skin as healthy as possible, but I also want to embrace signs of wisdom and experience. Youth isn’t the goal or the beauty standard. Healthy aging is also lovely.
Can't help but hear the phrase "my brows are my concern" and think of the line in Lawrence of Arabia, "my fear is my concern." Kosas was trying to strand Hannah in a desert of paranoia about her brows and she refused to let them.
For those of a more advanced age than Hannah, who are beginning to experience crepey skin on the hands, I heartily recommend Gold Bond Ultimate Crepe Corrector. It’s cheap, unscented (at least to my pathologically picky nose), and really works. And not just over time-as soon as I apply it, my hands look better. And it’s not greasy. (I promise I don’t work for them-I’m just so surprised to find a hand lotion that works after searching for years. 😊)
I’m an RN who has lived in a desert for 20 years. Good hand lotion has become a bit of an obsession. I use a big tub of Cerave beside my bed every night. Not because it’s affordable, just because it works. It doesn’t have silicones- so it’s not greasy. And no fragrance. Great stuff. Also, they do make the tubs with a pump so you don’t get it under your nails which I like better. A bit harder to find. I order online from the big retailer that starts with A :-0, if I can’t find it in store.
I also live in the desert and I have dry skin. After years of trying I have concluded that lotion actually makes my skin drier. Chapstick and lip balm too. I honestly don't know what I'm doing differently.
I’ve been going through so many of your videos. It’s been perfect timing, I’ve cleared through my wardrobe to find a new equilibrium. I’ve re-ironed and de-bobbled so many of my clothes, I’ve put away lots of clothes that are not in use at the moment and only put out in my wardrobe the things that I would wear right now. I’ve cleaned out each of my handbags, and put leather balm on them, same with my shoes. I have not bought one new thing and I’m utterly in love with my wardrobe. Thank you so much for the inspiration to shop my own home.
This is such a lovely comment, and highlights how there is beauty and love to be found in the MAINTENANCE of our things, not just in the acquisition of the new.
What helped me take better care of my hands was simply putting hand lotion only on the backs of my hands, like squeezing the dollop onto the back of my hand, and then rubbing only the backs of my hands together. Looks like an awkward motion, but prevents the palms from getting lotiony which I hate! Same goes for hand sunscreen
The backs of my hands get irritated way easier in the cold because of old scars I have there, and YES this works so well when you're wfh and want something to take care of your hands while you type away (I also use a tiny bit of my Cicaplast serum on the backs of my hands in the morning)
My obsession right now is “Summer Flame”, a liquid eyeshadow from trixie cosmetics. It’s a red-brown duochrome with silver/teal reflect. It feels dramatic but it truly brings me so much joy❤
6:01 if you put a light lotion next to your hand wash and put on a tiny bit after hand washing (tiny tiny dollop on already damp hands after you towel dry them, and rub it in properly) it really helps me because I always hated the greasy feeling but if you do it this way, your hands don’t feel like they have lotion, they just feel not dry, also doing it after you wash your hands is ideal since that’s the time you are stripping the oil from your hands and if you accidentally used too much lotion, you can re towel dry your hands just to remove the excess and that’s it! This is also the time I use a little oil on my nails so if you’re a nail person, that also helps, (I got this from ‘the salon life’ on TH-cam)
OK, that Dermelect hand treatment sounds like absolute perfection to my ears - I also viscerally hate the feeling of greasy hands, to the point that I'll let them crack and bleed in the winter before I finally cave to moisturizing them. That's definitely on my radar for winter skin care!
That reminds me, I want to try the product called: “Gloves In A Bottle,” as well as the Glamnetics magnetic lashes that attach via their magnetic liquid liner, they have the smaller ones to go on the outer corners kinda like that. Also for hand care, I highly recommend investing in one of those wax melting things to do “hand masks” to moisturize your hands by dipping your hands in the melted wax, letting it cool off, and just sit there for like 10 minutes before removing. I did that once at my friend’s bridal shower like 6 or 7 years ago, and it’s been in the back of my mind to keep doing wherever I get around to getting that myself.❤
Now that you have more base products, I would love to see more swatch comparisons while you still have the products before they depart from your collection.
For my hands, I generally use the excess from my face skincare on my hands! It's a nice way to incorporate a little skincare for my hands without having to think about it, plus it means that in the morning I get some SPF on my hands. I also like the CeraVe lotion for during the day; I get the travel-size tube to keep in my pocketbook.
11:39 ooo a video of false lashes for the natural lash girl. I think that could be interesting hearing your take on which ones are good or what to look for when wanting to do lashes for an event or incorporating them every now and then.
I like that one quite a lot! My recent fave has been the Inkey List 10% Urea moisturizer - it's lightweight & keeps my hands [esp cuticles] super hydrated/moisturized.
I occasionally use the under-lash system Lashify and I highly recommend it. They are almost undetectable and they come in different colors and sizes. They aren't cheap! But I have been really happy with my results and I'm not normally a person who enjoys complicated beauty products and routines! I know I sound like an ad but I'm a real person, I swear! A person with teensy light colored lashes who has trouble with mascara raccoon eyes.
The only kind of mascara I can use is tubing mascara. Everything else gives me racoon eyes, even waterproof mascara. It's the worst, tubing mascara doesn't add much volume or anything, I might look into Lashify.
@@morgantaylor517 I tried tubing too. It doesn't stay on my lashes; it comes off after about 4 hours. There's a definite learning curve with Lashify (the first time I tried it, the lashes fell off overnight) but after about 3-4 tries I got it.
I also really don't like my hands feeling greasy, but the backs of my hands get really dry and cracked. To solve this....I only put lotion on the backs of my hands. I put the dollop or product on the back and one hand and then just rub the backs together. Product never needs to get on the palms of my hands :) it's great.
Oh man, this video just reminded me how grateful I am for you recommending the L'Oreal Prime Lab green color corrector!! That stuff has been such a game changer for me. 🙌🏻 I've tried tons of green correctors, and it's definitely my favorite one. 👌🏻💚
I just bought the L’Oréal green corrector product because of your reviews. Really impressed with it. I’ve been mixing it with auric glow lust or a liquid thing like that and it’s been great
I have veryyyyyy dry skin. I usually have to use a thick occlusive layer over my entire body, face, and hands after applying moisturizer. I had to learn to accept that I’d be greasy and sticky all the time but no more!! Lately I’ve been using cerave from the tub on my body and face, and it’s helping so much. I’ve tried other ceramide products but this is the one that’s worked. Keeps my skin more moisturized than any other standalone product I’ve ever tried. Also lasts for 3-4 months even with my heavy full body and face use. Not paid by them but I was even gifted one of the same giant tubs of it from my local pharmacy bc I have been buying it consistently the past year hehe 🤭
Omg Hannah, the texture and finish of the Prisme Libre Green Corrector is NEXT LEVEL (I bought it bc of your rec, and have never loved a corrector more, as a similarly fair human, but the Natasha Denona RN1 is my true shade). As for the Auric lip balms, I really struggle with the stone applicators… like, is it even possible to ethically source jade or rose quartz (I’m pretty sure it’s not, unless the stone is a product of recycling 😢). I really want to try it, but just finished watching a documentary on the Madagascan mining industry… and can’t bring myself to do it, especially as the stone is “single use” with the product 😬
HLP gives me calming ASMR, beautiful content and always the permission to not buy something immediately. I am so grateful for the thoughtfulness of this channel ❤
Hi Hannah! I love seeing your current favourites and obsessions. You give the best descriptions of the products you're crushing on hard ❤ Love you so much!! ❤❤
Kulfi recently expanded their concealer range and I think the new lightest shade fudge naach would match you! I have a similar skin tone and love it! It is high coverage but hydrating, and I found it because state of kait and rudi berry both recommended it!
For the surrat concealer, I think because it is a makeup artist brand, the idea behind it might be that you can use this full coverage concealer to spot conceal over the sheer, dewy foundation. It doesn’t make sense to have a sponge applicator if you’re meant to use a tiny dot. To make it work, I was going to suggest mixing the two for color. You already thought of that, though. If you want to try to make the texture work, you could use a fix plus type spray on your brush or sponge to blend it out. A wet sponge with spray would probably give the best result to make it work on the under eye
Just wanted to share my experience using brow and lash serum, specifically the GrandeBrow and GrandeLash products. I was hesitant to begin using them for multiple reasons....they're super expensive, they're a commitment in terms of routine, and I didn't know if it would even work! I have been using them for a few years now and can't imagine not. They definitely work, so I feel like the high cost is somewhat justified and certainly less risky now. You have to use them every day for several months to notice a difference, and the difference is very noticeable. I no longer have to wear any makeup in my brows to make them look thicker. After you achieve your results, you can use every other day. Both products have a narrow brush which makes painting it on very easy.
Hand lotion is challenging with all the touch screen devices for sure. Even before that I was an artist/designer & never wanted any kind of oil from my skin to transfer to the paper/board/support I was drawing or painting on.
I have the same notes on the Kosas lash and brow product. I feel like it does make my brows thicker and I notice a difference. BUT I would love a spooly applicator. It would be so much more approachable!
Have you tried the graftobian green corrector? If you haven’t PLEASE DOOO!!! It’s greyish and very desaturated and has a beautiful consistency that you can maneuver how ever you see fit, in terms of opacity! Loved this video per usual❤
I’ve started just putting cream on the back of my hands and washing off my palms and fingers because I hate as well getting cream on my stuff or on my face even more because my skin is so sensitive on my face 👍
I never got the hang of false lashes but occasionally want to be a person that can use them from time to time. The Lilac Street lash sections were the easiest I found, but it's still a struggle.
When I was expecting I used black caster oil on my brows ( and eyelashes) I applied it with those disposable eyelash wand thingies. IMHO it worked. Or I just placebo affected myself. Either way, I did swear by it, at the time. Love me a HLP overhead vid! ❤❤❤
put your hand lotion on the BACKS of your hands. you can even put the little dollop of lotion on the back of your hand AND use the back of your other hand to rub/spread it around, avoiding the palms all together.....
Loved this roundup! I concur with your feelings on the Kiss lashes. I was so impressed (no pun intended) with how well they stayed on, but the lash band was so visible, and it was almost like the lashes were too curled to blend well with my own lashes.
I am not a fake lash wearer, but I have loved those kiss lashes and they have made me one. That being said, I have almost black eyelashes, so the band blends in seamlessly for me. The tool that comes with them is useless - I just pinch them in. It would be nice for them to come in lighter colors, for sure!
I’ll chime in on the hand cream recs and say the Kiehl’s Ultimate Strength Hand Salve is amazing, holy grail, constantly repurchased fantastic. I only wear it at night and it’s perfect especially in the winter on crazy dry hands to the point that my hands don’t even get that dry anymore. It’s in the Nordstrom sale!
I present you with ➡️ Kerasel intensive foot repair for hands. Completely removed every single piece of hard skin on my hands and beside my nails in 3 nights. Sinks in within 1 minute. I don’t need to say anything else…this changed my hands completely. 😊
I love Natasha Denona Concealer too! I haven't used my foundation since I got it. It made me realized that my skin looks actually good, and it needs only a bit of assistance, under eyes, scars etc. Yet I hope they will make foundation with the same shades, as good as the concealer!
Surprisingly my favorite hand cream is the okeefes in the green tube. I wish it was in a nicer package. I also like LRP and necessaire- but that one is more greasy. Which is why it’s my least fav.
Do you have any videos on nail care? Yours look so nice, I've been looking into different types of artificial nails lately and am looking for info/advice since it's new to me.
Oh yes Hannah you must start using hand cream. And not just hand cream, but hand cream with spf. You’ll regret it otherwise - I promise 😥 With th ND concealer, for those with a truly natural base, what shade would you recommend?
I love the look of the Givenchy corrector! It looks like something I could wear on light makeup days. Just a shame they don't want my money 🤷🏼♀️ at least my wallet is happy 😂
I was wondering, have you tried the cover girl clean fresh skincare serum moisturizer primer in redness neutralizer? I think it might be somewhat similar to the green color corrector you show in this video except this is marketed more as a primer and is drugstore. I tried it the other day and I’m really curious to see what you think of it. It was a little pricy for drugstore but was quite lovely.
Most people put lashes like this under their natural lashes. It’s not a product that I’ve ever wanted to use, I just am not interested. One of my daughters regularly goes to have her eyelashes faked and I hate them 😂 she loves them so I don’t tell her that I hate them 😂
The brow product applicator, I wonder if it's aimed at the near-bald of forehead (🙋🏻♀️ - damn my 12 year old self) who are applying it to sad, hairless arch skin, rather than onto existing hair? I use the Revitabrow specifically because of the doefoot applicator (as opposed to the weedy little brush of other products).
The Falscara lashes were a major fail. They looked awful. I have decided that lashes are the sushi 🍣 of makeup. Meaning, something I really like but don’t make at home. I get them put on for me, and enjoy them as a special occasion.
ladies, be aware that the auric ripe tint contains yellow 6 lake dye, which has been found to cause adrenal tumors in animals! the haze tint is safe, though. 😌
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When I think of aging hands, I think of my grandmother and how she’d place her hand on top of mind. I adored her hands, they were soft and pale, and a bit crepey, and yeah, she had some age spots here and there. But I thought they were beautiful. My hands are looking more and more like my mother’s, with more prominent veins and knuckles, and I loved her hands too-so agile and capable and, in my mind, “grown up.” So I don’t worry too much about aging hands. I keep mine soft with low-cost hand creams that absorb easily into my skin, and when I use facial serums and moisturizers I always pat the excess on my fingers to the back of my hands. But I don’t despair that my hands are aging because I really think aging hands are beautiful.
I love that ❤
Love this. I’ve been team crepe-eyelids for years because I truly believe the texture is beautiful. It’s like facets of a jewel! I’m all for keeping my skin as healthy as possible, but I also want to embrace signs of wisdom and experience. Youth isn’t the goal or the beauty standard. Healthy aging is also lovely.
Lovely comment ❤ we shouldn't be afraid to look our age when we're older
This is so beautiful. I felt this way about my grandma’s hands too. They had seen and done so much like she had earned the way the looked
I love my mom's soft hands!
Can't help but hear the phrase "my brows are my concern" and think of the line in Lawrence of Arabia, "my fear is my concern." Kosas was trying to strand Hannah in a desert of paranoia about her brows and she refused to let them.
For those of a more advanced age than Hannah, who are beginning to experience crepey skin on the hands, I heartily recommend Gold Bond Ultimate Crepe Corrector. It’s cheap, unscented (at least to my pathologically picky nose), and really works. And not just over time-as soon as I apply it, my hands look better. And it’s not greasy. (I promise I don’t work for them-I’m just so surprised to find a hand lotion that works after searching for years. 😊)
Thanks. Wish the cone was far lower in the ingredient list, but I'm sure this will be great for others. 🤓
Also important is sunscreen, often. If you are using retinol, use it on the back of the hands too.
I’m an RN who has lived in a desert for 20 years. Good hand lotion has become a bit of an obsession. I use a big tub of Cerave beside my bed every night. Not because it’s affordable, just because it works. It doesn’t have silicones- so it’s not greasy. And no fragrance. Great stuff. Also, they do make the tubs with a pump so you don’t get it under your nails which I like better. A bit harder to find. I order online from the big retailer that starts with A :-0, if I can’t find it in store.
I also live in the desert and I have dry skin. After years of trying I have concluded that lotion actually makes my skin drier. Chapstick and lip balm too. I honestly don't know what I'm doing differently.
Can't you reuse the pump on a different tub?
Good idea…not sure why I didn’t think of that?
I’ve been going through so many of your videos. It’s been perfect timing, I’ve cleared through my wardrobe to find a new equilibrium. I’ve re-ironed and de-bobbled so many of my clothes, I’ve put away lots of clothes that are not in use at the moment and only put out in my wardrobe the things that I would wear right now. I’ve cleaned out each of my handbags, and put leather balm on them, same with my shoes. I have not bought one new thing and I’m utterly in love with my wardrobe. Thank you so much for the inspiration to shop my own home.
This is such a lovely comment, and highlights how there is beauty and love to be found in the MAINTENANCE of our things, not just in the acquisition of the new.
It does feel good to take care of your beautiful things, whether clothes or antique furniture, it’s kind of meditative, isn’t it?
What helped me take better care of my hands was simply putting hand lotion only on the backs of my hands, like squeezing the dollop onto the back of my hand, and then rubbing only the backs of my hands together. Looks like an awkward motion, but prevents the palms from getting lotiony which I hate! Same goes for hand sunscreen
The backs of my hands get irritated way easier in the cold because of old scars I have there, and YES this works so well when you're wfh and want something to take care of your hands while you type away (I also use a tiny bit of my Cicaplast serum on the backs of my hands in the morning)
My obsession right now is “Summer Flame”, a liquid eyeshadow from trixie cosmetics. It’s a red-brown duochrome with silver/teal reflect. It feels dramatic but it truly brings me so much joy❤
6:01 if you put a light lotion next to your hand wash and put on a tiny bit after hand washing (tiny tiny dollop on already damp hands after you towel dry them, and rub it in properly) it really helps me because I always hated the greasy feeling but if you do it this way, your hands don’t feel like they have lotion, they just feel not dry, also doing it after you wash your hands is ideal since that’s the time you are stripping the oil from your hands and if you accidentally used too much lotion, you can re towel dry your hands just to remove the excess and that’s it! This is also the time I use a little oil on my nails so if you’re a nail person, that also helps, (I got this from ‘the salon life’ on TH-cam)
OK, that Dermelect hand treatment sounds like absolute perfection to my ears - I also viscerally hate the feeling of greasy hands, to the point that I'll let them crack and bleed in the winter before I finally cave to moisturizing them. That's definitely on my radar for winter skin care!
That reminds me, I want to try the product called: “Gloves In A Bottle,” as well as the Glamnetics magnetic lashes that attach via their magnetic liquid liner, they have the smaller ones to go on the outer corners kinda like that. Also for hand care, I highly recommend investing in one of those wax melting things to do “hand masks” to moisturize your hands by dipping your hands in the melted wax, letting it cool off, and just sit there for like 10 minutes before removing. I did that once at my friend’s bridal shower like 6 or 7 years ago, and it’s been in the back of my mind to keep doing wherever I get around to getting that myself.❤
Now that you have more base products, I would love to see more swatch comparisons while you still have the products before they depart from your collection.
For my hands, I generally use the excess from my face skincare on my hands! It's a nice way to incorporate a little skincare for my hands without having to think about it, plus it means that in the morning I get some SPF on my hands. I also like the CeraVe lotion for during the day; I get the travel-size tube to keep in my pocketbook.
11:39 ooo a video of false lashes for the natural lash girl. I think that could be interesting hearing your take on which ones are good or what to look for when wanting to do lashes for an event or incorporating them every now and then.
You might also enjoy the Cerave hand cream, it’s nourishing but dries down nicely and feels much more expensive than it is.
My recommendation too!
I like that one quite a lot! My recent fave has been the Inkey List 10% Urea moisturizer - it's lightweight & keeps my hands [esp cuticles] super hydrated/moisturized.
I occasionally use the under-lash system Lashify and I highly recommend it. They are almost undetectable and they come in different colors and sizes. They aren't cheap! But I have been really happy with my results and I'm not normally a person who enjoys complicated beauty products and routines! I know I sound like an ad but I'm a real person, I swear! A person with teensy light colored lashes who has trouble with mascara raccoon eyes.
The only kind of mascara I can use is tubing mascara. Everything else gives me racoon eyes, even waterproof mascara. It's the worst, tubing mascara doesn't add much volume or anything, I might look into Lashify.
@@morgantaylor517 I tried tubing too. It doesn't stay on my lashes; it comes off after about 4 hours. There's a definite learning curve with Lashify (the first time I tried it, the lashes fell off overnight) but after about 3-4 tries I got it.
Auric has amazing lips masks. I have all three and love their spatulas. Haze is gorgeous. I wear their foundation, too. Really loving their line.
I also really don't like my hands feeling greasy, but the backs of my hands get really dry and cracked. To solve this....I only put lotion on the backs of my hands. I put the dollop or product on the back and one hand and then just rub the backs together. Product never needs to get on the palms of my hands :) it's great.
Oh man, this video just reminded me how grateful I am for you recommending the L'Oreal Prime Lab green color corrector!! That stuff has been such a game changer for me. 🙌🏻 I've tried tons of green correctors, and it's definitely my favorite one. 👌🏻💚
I'm gonna try that one out as soon as I'm done w/ my NYX colour corrector!
@@ZijnShayatanica It's definitely not as intensely green as the NYX, it's a lot more desaturated, which works better for me. I hope you enjoy it! 😊🌻
I just bought the L’Oréal green corrector product because of your reviews. Really impressed with it. I’ve been mixing it with auric glow lust or a liquid thing like that and it’s been great
I have veryyyyyy dry skin. I usually have to use a thick occlusive layer over my entire body, face, and hands after applying moisturizer. I had to learn to accept that I’d be greasy and sticky all the time but no more!! Lately I’ve been using cerave from the tub on my body and face, and it’s helping so much. I’ve tried other ceramide products but this is the one that’s worked. Keeps my skin more moisturized than any other standalone product I’ve ever tried. Also lasts for 3-4 months even with my heavy full body and face use. Not paid by them but I was even gifted one of the same giant tubs of it from my local pharmacy bc I have been buying it consistently the past year hehe 🤭
Omg Hannah, the texture and finish of the Prisme Libre Green Corrector is NEXT LEVEL (I bought it bc of your rec, and have never loved a corrector more, as a similarly fair human, but the Natasha Denona RN1 is my true shade).
As for the Auric lip balms, I really struggle with the stone applicators… like, is it even possible to ethically source jade or rose quartz (I’m pretty sure it’s not, unless the stone is a product of recycling 😢).
I really want to try it, but just finished watching a documentary on the Madagascan mining industry… and can’t bring myself to do it, especially as the stone is “single use” with the product 😬
I am obsessed with your nails here. They look so clean and satisfying, the color and shape both
HLP gives me calming ASMR, beautiful content and always the permission to not buy something immediately. I am so grateful for the thoughtfulness of this channel ❤
Hi Hannah! I love seeing your current favourites and obsessions. You give the best descriptions of the products you're crushing on hard ❤ Love you so much!! ❤❤
Kulfi recently expanded their concealer range and I think the new lightest shade fudge naach would match you! I have a similar skin tone and love it! It is high coverage but hydrating, and I found it because state of kait and rudi berry both recommended it!
For the surrat concealer, I think because it is a makeup artist brand, the idea behind it might be that you can use this full coverage concealer to spot conceal over the sheer, dewy foundation. It doesn’t make sense to have a sponge applicator if you’re meant to use a tiny dot. To make it work, I was going to suggest mixing the two for color. You already thought of that, though. If you want to try to make the texture work, you could use a fix plus type spray on your brush or sponge to blend it out. A wet sponge with spray would probably give the best result to make it work on the under eye
Just wanted to share my experience using brow and lash serum, specifically the GrandeBrow and GrandeLash products. I was hesitant to begin using them for multiple reasons....they're super expensive, they're a commitment in terms of routine, and I didn't know if it would even work! I have been using them for a few years now and can't imagine not. They definitely work, so I feel like the high cost is somewhat justified and certainly less risky now. You have to use them every day for several months to notice a difference, and the difference is very noticeable. I no longer have to wear any makeup in my brows to make them look thicker. After you achieve your results, you can use every other day. Both products have a narrow brush which makes painting it on very easy.
Not wanting cosmetics on my kindle is so relatable lol.
And now I sit and wonder why the camera was set up in the overhead position.... 😂
Hand lotion is challenging with all the touch screen devices for sure. Even before that I was an artist/designer & never wanted any kind of oil from my skin to transfer to the paper/board/support I was drawing or painting on.
I have the same notes on the Kosas lash and brow product. I feel like it does make my brows thicker and I notice a difference. BUT I would love a spooly applicator. It would be so much more approachable!
This is such a great video concept. Love the bts of some of your testing
Have you tried the graftobian green corrector? If you haven’t PLEASE DOOO!!! It’s greyish and very desaturated and has a beautiful consistency that you can maneuver how ever you see fit, in terms of opacity! Loved this video per usual❤
I would take the Kosas and brush it through my brows with a spoolie after applying it.
Hey Hannah, just want to mention that the color of the backdrop or table top makes it harder to see items compared to a darker color.
I’ve started just putting cream on the back of my hands and washing off my palms and fingers because I hate as well getting cream on my stuff or on my face even more because my skin is so sensitive on my face 👍
This was a little treat. Thank you for sharing.
I’m over here singing the Folgers’ jingle: “the best part of waking up, is HLP and a cup (of teaaaaaaaa)”
I was really intrigued by those lashes and almost picked them up myself. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Hopefully Kiss will improve them haha
Thank you for the kiss review. I'm glad I waited to buy them.
I never got the hang of false lashes but occasionally want to be a person that can use them from time to time. The Lilac Street lash sections were the easiest I found, but it's still a struggle.
When I was expecting I used black caster oil on my brows ( and eyelashes) I applied it with those disposable eyelash wand thingies. IMHO it worked. Or I just placebo affected myself. Either way, I did swear by it, at the time. Love me a HLP overhead vid! ❤❤❤
Love her or hate her, Joan Crawford tended her (formidable) brows with castor oil mixed with Vaseline, applied with a toothbrush.
I am liking the look of that hand cream ❤
put your hand lotion on the BACKS of your hands. you can even put the little dollop of lotion on the back of your hand AND use the back of your other hand to rub/spread it around, avoiding the palms all together.....
So I just now ordered the Natasha Denona Concealer trusting your recommendation. Very curious. Thank you for the video.
BEST concealer I have ever used, and I am way over 12 yrs😂 You will Love it!
@@alicepirola7077 I do
Loved this roundup! I concur with your feelings on the Kiss lashes. I was so impressed (no pun intended) with how well they stayed on, but the lash band was so visible, and it was almost like the lashes were too curled to blend well with my own lashes.
I am not a fake lash wearer, but I have loved those kiss lashes and they have made me one. That being said, I have almost black eyelashes, so the band blends in seamlessly for me. The tool that comes with them is useless - I just pinch them in. It would be nice for them to come in lighter colors, for sure!
Love the plush ritual. The deep color is the only one I don’t have. I must try! 😊
I’ll chime in on the hand cream recs and say the Kiehl’s Ultimate Strength Hand Salve is amazing, holy grail, constantly repurchased fantastic. I only wear it at night and it’s perfect especially in the winter on crazy dry hands to the point that my hands don’t even get that dry anymore. It’s in the Nordstrom sale!
I present you with ➡️ Kerasel intensive foot repair for hands. Completely removed every single piece of hard skin on my hands and beside my nails in 3 nights. Sinks in within 1 minute. I don’t need to say anything else…this changed my hands completely. 😊
I love Natasha Denona Concealer too! I haven't used my foundation since I got it. It made me realized that my skin looks actually good, and it needs only a bit of assistance, under eyes, scars etc. Yet I hope they will make foundation with the same shades, as good as the concealer!
BEST concealer ever! So impressed.❤
So funny. I saw the ad for the surrat concealer in 1 and thought it would be a match for you
Surprisingly my favorite hand cream is the okeefes in the green tube. I wish it was in a nicer package. I also like LRP and necessaire- but that one is more greasy. Which is why it’s my least fav.
Do you have any videos on nail care? Yours look so nice, I've been looking into different types of artificial nails lately and am looking for info/advice since it's new to me.
Oh yes Hannah you must start using hand cream. And not just hand cream, but hand cream with spf. You’ll regret it otherwise - I promise 😥 With th ND concealer, for those with a truly natural base, what shade would you recommend?
I have also been using and loving the givenchy green corrector 😂
Same. I’m anti lotion because I hate sticking to anything. I’m sure I need it but I’d rather not strangle my limbs on my sheets or pjs. Help me
Are you going to do a review/demo of kackies new blushes?
Hlp making my Sat better. #sadiesgettingasibling
Love this video concept :)
I love the look of the Givenchy corrector! It looks like something I could wear on light makeup days.
Just a shame they don't want my money 🤷🏼♀️ at least my wallet is happy 😂
I was wondering, have you tried the cover girl clean fresh skincare serum moisturizer primer in redness neutralizer? I think it might be somewhat similar to the green color corrector you show in this video except this is marketed more as a primer and is drugstore. I tried it the other day and I’m really curious to see what you think of it. It was a little pricy for drugstore but was quite lovely.
Unfortunately for my wallet, the Prisme Libre products really work for me.❤
I just saw the pale blue one they came out with which I do NOT need but am ogling it anyway. 👀
Most people put lashes like this under their natural lashes. It’s not a product that I’ve ever wanted to use, I just am not interested. One of my daughters regularly goes to have her eyelashes faked and I hate them 😂 she loves them so I don’t tell her that I hate them 😂
What nails are you wearing? Are those press on?
The brow product applicator, I wonder if it's aimed at the near-bald of forehead (🙋🏻♀️ - damn my 12 year old self) who are applying it to sad, hairless arch skin, rather than onto existing hair? I use the Revitabrow specifically because of the doefoot applicator (as opposed to the weedy little brush of other products).
Those Kiss lashes don't stick to my lashes. I tried and tried!! I wouldn't mind some hand cream.
The Falscara lashes were a major fail. They looked awful. I have decided that lashes are the sushi 🍣 of makeup. Meaning, something I really like but don’t make at home. I get them put on for me, and enjoy them as a special occasion.
That is a beautiful color 😊
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Would cutting the lashes help the situation? xo
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Hi Hannah 😊
Yes my hands are starting to look like I’m 70 ugggg
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Did i miss a pregnancy announcement??!
ladies, be aware that the auric ripe tint contains yellow 6 lake dye, which has been found to cause adrenal tumors in animals! the haze tint is safe, though. 😌
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