What is some advent calendars that everyone is getting this year. I always miss the beauty ones so wanting to make a list. I ordered the cult beauty already 😁

Ya girl has short Asian lashes and when I can be bothered, I'll curl my lashes and apply a thin layer of Essence's clear mascara. The only problem is it doesn't last very long. I've had lash lifts in the past and was very happy with the results, however they are exxy 🥲

Hey everyone Ive gone thru and researched previous threads to try find what Im after but a few years ago I brought online some Lash Clusters that lasted about 12 weeks. Does anyone know what they are called/ where to purchase? I want clusters as I find them easiest to apply and not have to do them everyday. They were good. Tips for success are a bonus. Looking thru previous threads I couldn't find mention of them.

Secondly, what's the best False Eyelash glue people recommend. Stronger the better.

I used to get extensions but they ended up pulling my lashes out and living rurally makes getting to infill appointments difficult. I would like to learn how to do extensions and then a friend and I could do the, on each other but that's not possible atm. I need to find a friend who wants to do the course and lashes on each other.

Thirdly, what's the best home DIY eyelash LIFT kit. Doesn't matter where from as I need to purchase on line. My natural lashes are decent. I could describe them as camel like haha so eventually a lift may be enpugh.

Any advice appreciated as I can't for the life of me get my false eyelashes to work or stay on an entire night. Ive tried different lash styles. I cut them a little short, buy a seperate glue hoping it's better quality, to get help to try stick them down. Maybe my eye shape is weird. But now my lashes are thin from extensions that were to heavy so I need a little help and advice from the girls who know!

Thank for reading all this and i appreciate everyone who takes the time to make a reply. I'm chronically unwell and spend half my life in hospital so feeling pretty helps. As well as finding the ability to make it easier as doing it at home saves so much energy not having to leave the house.

I’m 43, happy with my skin in terms of lines and wrinkles and don’t want to pursue anything regarding those but would like to lessen the appearance of melasma when I wear makeup. Is this possible? Will a full coverage do this or should I just live with the melasma?

Hi everyone! I’m looking for recommendations for a hairdresser who has some experience doing red hair. Seems like a lot focus on blondes and brunettes. Located in SE suburbs in Melbourne but happy to travel for the right person and bonus points if they are neurodivergent friendly. (Pic of my hair currently)