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happy sunday, kids!popping in with a handful of highs from the week, not the least of which isshown above. i would call it a dupe for, but since i kind of hated that one, let’s just say that it’s far superior than its $45 inspiration

in fact, I don’t know how I’ve managed to get almost down to the last drop of my bottle of this serum without writing about it. this serum is opaque and lotion-like, less like your typical watery formula, so it’s easy to smooth on and feels really refreshing once it hits my skin. i’m also guessing it’s the miracle of squalane that lets me go hydration free and the very gentle retinol is helping me to keep my skin plump. my only gripe is that the glass bottle is a little tricky to travel with, but it looks so pretty sitting sink-side in my bathroom that i’m willing to let that go. at $78

i’m terrible at treating the skin below my chin. lines are cropping up in my neck, my upper chest is all tiny bumps – so maybe it’s no surprise that a $42 body serum tops my wish list at the moment

i use it mainly to exfoliate my face soap-free, but i love to get my back, neck, chest, and the bumpy spots on back of my arms, too a big honking tub of sugar scrub – the moroccan rose scent is my favorite, but i’ve heard good things about all of them. i use it mainly to exfoliate my face soap-free, but i love to get my back, neck, chest, and the bumpy spots on back of my arms, too * a big honking tub of sugar scrub – the moroccan rose scent is my favorite, but i’ve heard good things about all of them. it delivers these lashes that look better than extensions (because can’t we all spot those at a mile away at this point? ) and kind of like you’ve been using a growth serum, but without the risk of scary, negative effects. it delivers these lashes that look better than extensions (because can’t we all spot those at a mile away at this point? ) and kind of like you’ve been using a growth serum, but without the risk of scary, negative effects.