Kristen Bell’s Guide to Anti-Redness Skin Care and Makeup | Beauty Secrets | Vogue

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Actor Kristen Bell shares her beauty secrets, from her ultimate skin-care savior to the tinted moisturizer that keeps redness at bay.

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[eatmydustbinns]

I went to Sephora the other day and got a Ouai hair oil purely because it smelled fantastic like gardenias.

Nothing too new in my beauty regime lately. My older sister mentioned that her eyebrows and lashes got thinner with age so I've been kind of paranoid about those ever since.

[raised_eyebrows]

lmao I got that same hair oil for the same reason. I don't even think it actually does anything for my hair but it smells so good!

Also if you're worried about thin brows/lashes, careprost (generic latisse) works for both and is pretty affordable.

[eatmydustbinns]

Hahaha it really does smell so good yet also doesn't seem to do much. I guess it feels pretty soft when I put it on?

Also I'm cracking up at your icon giving brow tips. I shall indeed look into generic Latisse.

[likeiused2]

fwiw latisse (generic or not) only works as long as you use it. and it absolutely does work, but it's not a permanent fix. it just ends up being another thing you're spending your coins on. I know this because I was going to start using it on my eyebrows, but you have to keep using it for it to keep working. once the hair cycle ends, you're back to square one.

[mwffj]

Lol I just came to ONTD to post in the Roundup about how it's getting to be that time of year where I care about my skin in the run up to my birthday, and usually end up buying some kind of anti-winkle treatment and get into it for like 3 weeks and then stop.

I just wish anything I put on my face didn't result in blind pimples after a couple days of use. Because those shits are my great white whales and it doesn't matter how many times I tell myself "it's a lie, it's not right at the surface, it's not going to be a satisfying pop, you're just going to maul your face" I still try to pop them.

[maidenhell]

Your comment made me feel better about myself because I have a habit of buying something and then stopping if I don't see results right away. I have started using Sunday Riley maybe two months ago and I like it. I'm not sure the results are as noticeable as I would expect from something that expensive but I have seen some improvement, however slight.

[champagnexdream]

How do people have the money and time and patience for this shit? I use an Aveeno face wash and moisturizer and that’s it man

[bossm]

They’re rich and don’t have to work like the rest of us.

[caramelaffair]

When I've been cursed with moderate to severe hormonal acne for over half my life, I have no choice but to try to keep it at bay and take care of it with many products. It sucks but it is what it is

[champagnexdream]

This is a good point. My original comment definitely comes from a place of privilege, as I’ve always had pretty decent skin

[sarahbear1]

I don't have the energy to care this much. I sometimes use foundation with SPF, but otherwise sunscreen, tea tree oil to clean, and jojoba to moisturize and that's it.
My face would probably hate me if I used all this stuff.

[littleorcs]

Is it me or is this video super super filtered? Like at some point I can see some unevenness in her skintone maybe, but otherwise her face is so blurred. IDK maybe she just really has great skin, or maybe it's shit lighting

[colossusx]

it is super filtered. the filter adjusts every time she pulls or touches her skin

[littleorcs]

I assume there's always gonna be some sort of post-production on these videos but this is the first one I've seen that felt super super obvious and off. Lol they oughta just nix the product list and list the app instead

[andisprohi]

6:02-6:03 especially