Ashley Tisdale's Guide to Mood-Boosting Skin Care and Makeup | Beauty Secrets | Vogue

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Actor Ashley Tisdale explains how she eases her anxiety through skin care.

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[revertigo]

idk if its the editing because this seems to be consistent across the board, but why do celebs always skip the forehead and eyes when applying sunscreen?

[revertigo]

$40 for a vitamin c cleanser that you're going to wash down the drain.... in a 1.6oz bottle. i hate rich people

[hiimtish]

I feel the same. I splurge on a lot of products but $15 is my limit for face wash

[slaughtermatic]

Oh God skip the eyes! I've learned this the hard way time and time again. P sure I got a legit chemical burn one summer.

[justabwaybaby]

I sweated sunscreen into my eyes the first time I attempted a full marathon. I didn't finish the race. So I'm a bit wary about sunscreen around the eyes now

[slaughtermatic]

It literally says on every tube I can find "keep away from the eyes". Write that shit in bold letters for dumbasses like me.

[horrorparties]

i use to skip the eyes until i got burned on both one summer, never again

[revertigo]

to be fair it is difficult to find a sunscreen that doesn't burn your eyes and wears well under makeup in the US because our filters are so outdated. however, if you're. going to overspend on a dedicated eye. cream, you can surely can order a european or asian sunscreen for them>

[slaughtermatic]

I just wear sunglasses lol

[revertigo]

that works too ^^

[slaughtermatic]

Also I'm in europe and it happens with all our brands for me but I've never tried asian sunscreens, when I have money like that its gonna be one of the first things I buy because I hear they do everything but payoff your student loans lmao.

[revertigo]

really? i find this garnier sunscreen doesnt. and i think after the k-beauty sunscreen scandal of 2020, EU and AUS has better regulations for their sun protection ratings.

i hate buying korean and japanese sunscreens because they come in these tiny tubes so, in that respect, they're not as economical. but it's okay, i just use them for my eyes (the round lab and isntree ones specifically), while i use the giant tube of garnier or la roche posay everywhere else

[slaughtermatic]

Sorry to bother you but could you give me the name, the link doesnt seem to work for me? :) I'd love give it a go, I've never tried garnier but nivea and eucerin make me weep lol, so I'm super excited to potentially spend this summer tear free. Also I would've never rly thought of using a better sunscreen just for around your eyes, that's a thing I'll be remembering and thanking you for in the future a lot I have a feeling lol.

[revertigo]

does this link work? https://www.garnier.co.uk/our-brands/sun-protection-and-self-tan/ambre-solaire/products/super-uv/face-fluid-spf50-40ml

"Garnier Ambre Solaire Anti-Dark Spots & Anti-Pollution Super UV Protection Fluid"

[slaughtermatic]

Yes! Antieye stinging sounds promising, no idea this was a thing. Exists in my country and isnt even that expensive for a face lotion. Thank you 🙏

[revertigo]

ultimately, everyone's different but its worth a shot for the price imo