Sentences with phrase «question about beauty products»

I have a question about beauty products, do you use vegan toxic free nail varnish?

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Essentials — since we get many questions about our chosen kitchen and photography tools, we've made a page with links to all our favorite and most - used products — Kitchen Tools here, Photography here (also working on a round - up of favorite health - related books / cookbooks and natural beauty!)

She's answered a whole wack of questions about her favourite natural skin care products, skin care routine, favourite beauty DIY, what she does to get rid of a pimple, and even some of her most popular and valuable client advice.

I always get random compliments from strangers or questions about what I use on my skin and I let them know it is Juice Beauty products.

I always get asked about beauty products and how I do things and I get a lot of questions about where I get certain outfits so more style posts and better beauty content is on the goals list.

But despite so many new types of products launching — essences, sheet masks and boosters — it's a classic product that us beauty editors still get asked about time and time again: eye cream, with one key question «do I really need to use one?».

I get a lot of questions about how I do my makeup and which products I use — when I really must admit that I am no beauty guru at all (fashion is my forte over here).

MY TOP 6 BEAUTY ESSENTIALS A recent Instagram photo I posted sparked a lot of questions, so I thought I would write a quick blog post about it and chat about the products in a little more detail.

I've been getting some questions about what beauty, makeup and hair products I'm using so I am sharing my favorite products from this month.

Thanks to its diverse models and foundation in 40 different shades, people have gotten excited about how socially conscious Rihanna's makeup brand, Fenty Beauty, is — but that also begged the question of whether Fenty Beauty products are tested on animals.

Of course this begs the question about the advertising industry's conditioning of the public perception of beauty, using it as a means to sell a product, that in turn Prince co-opts to sell his product, the artwork.