Majority of my liquid lip, stain and foundation products is Korean. So I never really stopped wearing liquid lips /stains or dewy foundations as they have been popular and regularly updated for the last 15 years. you have many different formulas to choose from 😊 Its funny how these things came and went in Western beauty. It shows how manufactured trends are to constantly make you buy stuff and then trash it and start all over again... I do keep track every time a Western brand like Huda, Rare Beauty or Dior, Make up by Mario bring out dupes /repackage existing Kbeauty products and sell it for double or triple the price 😅 every time something "new" comes out here I'm having strong deja vu 🙄
Haha I still like liquid lipsticks. I think this is because I only use light colors and have a very busy job that makes it difficult to remember to reapply anything. I mainly use the maybelline vinyl ink though
The milk stick with min pigment, in the past I've used balms that I didn't like on my body after baths. Nail balm or dry elbows feet, I would have that done in a week. Also, it's great when you have hair whisppies that need to be stuck down .... great use for balms or oily products. Ur feet deserve pampering too!
I still have 1 red liquid lipstick that I use for special occasions and o use it sometimes as an eyeliner ! And I have an olive green liquid lipstick that I use everyday as my eyeliner 😌 it's a good way to get use out of them because they last super long !!!
I indeed bought to many liquid lips😂😂 great picks for your project. You always make books sound so interesting, I'm not a reader but I love staying for the book update 😊
I think we probably all bought too many liquid lips 😅 and thank you! people don't usually comment on the book update/I know a lot of people don't watch it, so it's always gratifying to hear comments like this ❤️
I use liquid lipsticks almost every day, I still have 69 atm cuse I bought a lot at the time they were populair. They are old but still good to use and I hope to use up as many as possible. Good luck with your project!
I use my boldest liquid lipsticks as blushes under my foundation if I'm wanting my blush to last all day. I occasionally put a powder blush on top of my foundation as well.
I decluttered the Milk birthday gift, smelled like crayons and felt greasy like you said. I’ve tried so many better cream blushes I couldn’t justify trying to use up that mini versus my Merit Beverly Hills mini I used up in less than 6 months because I loved it
every time I hear a negative comment about the Milk blushes it makes me feel better, because I truly DO NOT get the hype. And it's smelled weird since the day I got it!
I am doing my first-ever project pan this year. I am doing a rolling pan with both makeup and skincare products. I think you have a few products that you can use up quickly. I have a feeling I'm going to be using most of my makeup in my project pan for the entire year.
I'm pale/light and like a cool-toned look, but I don't understand why anyone enjoys using the Jumbo Eye Pencil in Milk as a highlighter, it gives that blueish-white cast you get from bad mineral sunscreens. I use it to make white or yellow eyeshadow pop more. Overall I think it's most useful for editorial looks like a base layer to create colorful wings or lashes with eyeshadows in my collection. I've also used it as a blush/lip mixer.
i’m in the minority but i haaaated miracle creek 😭 it’s a very very weird book to read if you have any disabilities similiar to the kids in the book. good luck with your panning this year!! i also still have liquid lipsticks - most of my collection was inherited from my sister who was subscribed to a few beauty bags for several years, but even though it’s “dated” makeup, i still love it & get use from it!
I’m sorry to hear that but I hear you! I’m sure it would be a different reading experience if it’s more person and you or your kids/relatives have the same disabilities. And thank you! It’s great to hear that people still have liquid lipsticks and still enjoy them!
@@laralikesmascarathis!! Put one layer of balm over your liquid lip and let it sit for a second or two then whatever you use to wipe off the lipstick, do a quick swipe of the balm to get the tiny bit of color off the top
Regarding Miracle Creek, as an autistic myself, it just puts a sour taste in my mouth all together. Portrayals of autistic children as burdens and the whole parent's viewpoint thing is overdone. The whole idea of trying to "cure" someone's neurodiversity or the need for different kids to be "normal" is so triggering to me. It's basically the same as convertion therapy for gay people. Heck, it's even the same guy responsible for behaviour therapy to change both gay and autistic people. But that's just me rambling about a book I'm probably never going to read because when I hear that it's even a paragraph in there that kinda just casually assumes that vaccines causes autism, I'm just trying to keep myself from vomiting over the fact that we still need to deal with authors ("autism moms") with harmful views of autistic children. The consequences is that it leaves us traumatised, and struggling even more than we ever should. Really just wanted to leave my own opinion on that book here, especially when you say you like it and are not very informed about autism. Just to let you know it probably has some harmful views on that aspect in particular. Other than that, I truly wish you good luck with panning the projects and it's always interesting to hear about the books you're reading 😊
Thank you for sharing this; I had only seen positive reviews/comments about the book but after reading your comment I went on Goodreads and looked at 1 star reviews and many many individuals said similar things as yourself (after having read the book). I read the book as a condemnation of these types of practices; my takeaway was not that the author was condoning 'cures' like HBOT but was instead criticizing the idea that autism and disabilities at large could or SHOULD be cured. I must have missed the paragraph about vaccines and autism, because that should have been a red flag for me. Upon reading these other reviews, I realize that I definitely was not attuned enough to those nuances. Thank you again for sharing - it looks like the author's other book is similarly harmful and I won't be reading it.
@@laralikesmascara thank you for looking into it and taking my comment into consideration, Lara. I truly appreciate it! I was under the same impression at first as I was thinking about reading it. I had hope that it would have a more updated and less harmful view on it all. But as I looked more into it just to check if it would trigger me or not, I became aware of these things myself and decided not to read it.
@@laralikesmascara I was watching YT when the Jambo pencil way first hyped (some 10 years ago) and I had noticed that. I have combination skin and it simply didn't work for me. It slid right of my lids.
For the liquid lip, try adding just a dot or two on your lips and blending it out to make it more wearable!!
thanks Katie!! I'll give it a go :)
Majority of my liquid lip, stain and foundation products is Korean. So I never really stopped wearing liquid lips /stains or dewy foundations as they have been popular and regularly updated for the last 15 years. you have many different formulas to choose from 😊 Its funny how these things came and went in Western beauty. It shows how manufactured trends are to constantly make you buy stuff and then trash it and start all over again...
I do keep track every time a Western brand like Huda, Rare Beauty or Dior, Make up by Mario bring out dupes /repackage existing Kbeauty products and sell it for double or triple the price 😅 every time something "new" comes out here I'm having strong deja vu 🙄
I feel like in many ways, Western beauty products are way behind KBeauty/Asian beauty products! One day I hope to try some K Beauty products :)
Haha I still like liquid lipsticks. I think this is because I only use light colors and have a very busy job that makes it difficult to remember to reapply anything. I mainly use the maybelline vinyl ink though
hey if you find something that works for you then it makes sense to continue using it!
The milk stick with min pigment, in the past I've used balms that I didn't like on my body after baths. Nail balm or dry elbows feet, I would have that done in a week. Also, it's great when you have hair whisppies that need to be stuck down .... great use for balms or oily products. Ur feet deserve pampering too!
Ooh interesting idea! I've since depotted it so it will be a bit more tricky to apply on the body but I'll hopefully give it a try :)
Wouldn’t this stain all your clothes?
I still have 1 red liquid lipstick that I use for special occasions and o use it sometimes as an eyeliner ! And I have an olive green liquid lipstick that I use everyday as my eyeliner 😌 it's a good way to get use out of them because they last super long !!!
oh wow that's a fun idea! I've used lipliners as eyeliner but never tried a lipstick :)
I love that you check your progress during filming. It's great to see your genuine reaction 😊
I’ve realized that people don’t usually do this but it seems more authentic!
@@laralikesmascara it is!
I indeed bought to many liquid lips😂😂 great picks for your project. You always make books sound so interesting, I'm not a reader but I love staying for the book update 😊
I think we probably all bought too many liquid lips 😅 and thank you! people don't usually comment on the book update/I know a lot of people don't watch it, so it's always gratifying to hear comments like this ❤️
I use liquid lipsticks almost every day, I still have 69 atm cuse I bought a lot at the time they were populair. They are old but still good to use and I hope to use up as many as possible. Good luck with your project!
damn that's a lot of liquid lipsticks!!! I hope you manage to get through a lot of them this year :)
I use my boldest liquid lipsticks as blushes under my foundation if I'm wanting my blush to last all day. I occasionally put a powder blush on top of my foundation as well.
I've never tried that! I'm kind of scared to tbh, mostly because this one is kind of old and partly expired haha
I love that vase behind you. My random comment for the day, LOL!
Thanks! I actually ended up giving it to my parents but now I’ve been scouring FB marketplace bc I want my own 🤣
Majority of my lip products are liquid lipsticks and lip glosses but I use the liquid lips much more often.
the opposite of what's popular now! love that
I’m with you on the liquid lipsticks…I have so many and they are so two decades ago 😅 But I like them so sue me bitches 😂😂😂
Hahaha if you like them then definitely use them!! I like the colours of mine but not sure how much I like the formulas anymore
I decluttered the Milk birthday gift, smelled like crayons and felt greasy like you said. I’ve tried so many better cream blushes I couldn’t justify trying to use up that mini versus my Merit Beverly Hills mini I used up in less than 6 months because I loved it
Wow it’s amazing finishing a product in just 6 months because you love and enjoy it so much 😊
every time I hear a negative comment about the Milk blushes it makes me feel better, because I truly DO NOT get the hype. And it's smelled weird since the day I got it!
I am doing my first-ever project pan this year. I am doing a rolling pan with both makeup and skincare products. I think you have a few products that you can use up quickly. I have a feeling I'm going to be using most of my makeup in my project pan for the entire year.
Yay congrats!! Best of luck with the project 🤗
If you’re looking for a recommendation, I like the WetnWild angled liner brush (it was $1.29 at Walmart) for brow pomade.
Thank you, that's great to know!
I'm pale/light and like a cool-toned look, but I don't understand why anyone enjoys using the Jumbo Eye Pencil in Milk as a highlighter, it gives that blueish-white cast you get from bad mineral sunscreens. I use it to make white or yellow eyeshadow pop more. Overall I think it's most useful for editorial looks like a base layer to create colorful wings or lashes with eyeshadows in my collection. I've also used it as a blush/lip mixer.
haha it's always great to hear that other people dislike the products that I dislike - or in this case, dislike how they are popularly used!
i’m in the minority but i haaaated miracle creek 😭 it’s a very very weird book to read if you have any disabilities similiar to the kids in the book. good luck with your panning this year!! i also still have liquid lipsticks - most of my collection was inherited from my sister who was subscribed to a few beauty bags for several years, but even though it’s “dated” makeup, i still love it & get use from it!
I’m sorry to hear that but I hear you! I’m sure it would be a different reading experience if it’s more person and you or your kids/relatives have the same disabilities.
And thank you! It’s great to hear that people still have liquid lipsticks and still enjoy them!
I have a feeling liquid lips will be a fad this year or possibly next tbh
True, everything comes back around in style!
You can remove liquid lipsticks with lip balm.
WHOA I’ve never heard that tip before! I imagine that wipes the product off on the lip balm though
@@laralikesmascarathis!! Put one layer of balm over your liquid lip and let it sit for a second or two then whatever you use to wipe off the lipstick, do a quick swipe of the balm to get the tiny bit of color off the top
OH another thought - use the super oily milk blush for this!! The oil will break it down and you’ll get extra use out of it
Regarding Miracle Creek, as an autistic myself, it just puts a sour taste in my mouth all together. Portrayals of autistic children as burdens and the whole parent's viewpoint thing is overdone. The whole idea of trying to "cure" someone's neurodiversity or the need for different kids to be "normal" is so triggering to me. It's basically the same as convertion therapy for gay people. Heck, it's even the same guy responsible for behaviour therapy to change both gay and autistic people. But that's just me rambling about a book I'm probably never going to read because when I hear that it's even a paragraph in there that kinda just casually assumes that vaccines causes autism, I'm just trying to keep myself from vomiting over the fact that we still need to deal with authors ("autism moms") with harmful views of autistic children. The consequences is that it leaves us traumatised, and struggling even more than we ever should. Really just wanted to leave my own opinion on that book here, especially when you say you like it and are not very informed about autism. Just to let you know it probably has some harmful views on that aspect in particular.
Other than that, I truly wish you good luck with panning the projects and it's always interesting to hear about the books you're reading 😊
Thank you for sharing this; I had only seen positive reviews/comments about the book but after reading your comment I went on Goodreads and looked at 1 star reviews and many many individuals said similar things as yourself (after having read the book).
I read the book as a condemnation of these types of practices; my takeaway was not that the author was condoning 'cures' like HBOT but was instead criticizing the idea that autism and disabilities at large could or SHOULD be cured. I must have missed the paragraph about vaccines and autism, because that should have been a red flag for me. Upon reading these other reviews, I realize that I definitely was not attuned enough to those nuances.
Thank you again for sharing - it looks like the author's other book is similarly harmful and I won't be reading it.
@@laralikesmascara thank you for looking into it and taking my comment into consideration, Lara. I truly appreciate it! I was under the same impression at first as I was thinking about reading it. I had hope that it would have a more updated and less harmful view on it all. But as I looked more into it just to check if it would trigger me or not, I became aware of these things myself and decided not to read it.
I think those NYX Jumbo pencils are adored by dry skinned people. I could never make it work for me.
Oh maybe!! That had not even occurred to me that that was the reason
@@laralikesmascara I was watching YT when the Jambo pencil way first hyped (some 10 years ago) and I had noticed that. I have combination skin and it simply didn't work for me. It slid right of my lids.