Snowwhiteandtheasianpear.com Website Review

korean beauty product reviews, as*an cosmetic guides, sheet masks, snails, & spreadsheets im hopping out of hibernation early this year; i have a few posts upcoming but theyre being temporarily shelved for something more important. its giving tuesday and i want to talk about what i, my fellow snails, and you can do with our neglected-but-new beauty. products, unwanted gifts-with-purchase, and mountains of foil samples weve guiltily banished to the back of our skincare stash. ive got a lot of convoluted feelings about the term self-care and how its been co-opted  from its original activist roots into a de*p into the topic, so i wont get too wild on it here. this post is about gifting packages of self-care to women in need, and where and doing something thats genuinely helpful for others, especially in the wake of the black friday consumerism hangover, feels like exactly how long does it take to do a multi-step korean beauty product routine? a lot less time than i thought, as it turns out. gone are the old days of lazy 20+ minute am routines, where i could leisurely apply layers of products between answering emails and sipping my coffee. my am routine now consists of potty dancing in front of my mirror as i slap on products while my puppy chirps and whines to be let out of her crate. its easy to slap on a bunch of products as fast as possible, but its trickier to have them absorb in time for your sunscreen to its also as hot and humid af right now, which means my sunscreen wants to slide into my eyes as soon as i step out the door, resulting in me trying to get all this stuff done in stages, in between her am potty break and am playtime, just wasnt working for me. instead of popping outside in a hat, doing the thing, and zipping back indoors for my next step, anything less than a fully ready face resulted in me necessity was the mother of inventing a workable am routine so fast i decided to time it to see just how long it took for me to roll out the