Actually, so many issues…and that makes me surprise what I’m doing now that may make me cringe sooner or later, ha ha ha!
A pair have been comparatively current, like not washing my hair daily. This was in the course of the part when my hair was lengthy and caramel brown with blonde streaks, and so to assist retain the colour and preserve it from getting too dry, I’d attempt to see how lengthy I might make it via the week with out washing my hair. Some weeks I’d go 4 or 5 days with out washing it.
On the one hand, this saved me SO MUCH TIME within the morning as a result of I might simply do my hair on day one, after which probably not need to do it till after I washed it once more, so my hair styling time was like one minute within the mornings, which was FANTASTIC.
Additionally, not having to spend the time within the bathe washing and conditioning was nice too, however ya know…ultimately I simply bought uninterested in coping with an itchy scalp and greasy-feeling roots, and I slowly bought again into the behavior of washing it daily. This actually kicked in once I began understanding persistently. Now the considered having even one-day roots grosses me out.
I additionally went via a spell the place I used to be carrying full-coverage base daily — primer, basis, coloration corrector, concealer, powder, the entire 9 yards. It appeared nice in pics! — however dang, woman…it was WORK. I believe at that time I used to be blocking out at the least 45 minutes simply to placed on make-up.
Now I hardly ever put on full-coverage base as a result of I can’t tolerating feeling like I’m carrying a ton of stuff on my pores and skin, and the considered carrying full-coverage all day, daily makes me go YEEOUCH!
And, after all, there have been the various questionable magnificence choices I made within the ’90s. The one which haunts me essentially the most is plucking all my eyebrows away!
How about you? What’s one thing magnificence associated you used to do this makes you cringe now?
Your pleasant neighborhood magnificence addict,
Karen