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martinezjessica

These 8 Luxury Perfumes? Worth Every Penny.

I haven’t gotten tired of them. Not even close. Expensive, yes—but they make me feel like I’ve got my life together (even when I don’t). If you’re looking to treat yourself, here are 8 high-end scents I’d buy all over again: ⸻ 1. Chanel 1957 My all-time favorite. The softest “your skin but better” musk—like orange blossom and jasmine wrapped in a warm cashmere sweater. Clean, rich-girl energy. I spray it right after a shower, especially on my collarbone. It’s the definition of “a hint of scent when you pass by.” ⸻ 2. Chloé Jasmine Rain The prettiest jasmine I’ve worn. Not loud or powdery—this smells like unopened flower buds in soft spring rain. Dreamy, elegant, delicate. It’s walking through a foggy garden in silk flats. Absolute spring/summer perfection. ⸻ 3. Burberry Green Grape Gummy The date-night perfume. Juicy, playful, a little flirty. It smells like green grape candy and first kisses behind the movie theater. Super sweet, but not childish. You’ll get compliments. Lots. ⸻ 4. Burberry Hawthorn Blossom Clean, soft, literary. This one feels like sipping tea in an English garden while journaling. Not overly floral—just green, fresh, and quietly confident. It gives “Pride and Prejudice main character” in the best way. ⸻ 5. Loewe Aire Anthesis (aka Miracle Dawn) Think citrus, jasmine, and pear, but make it radiant. Unisex, light-filled, and full of golden retriever warmth. I first fell in love with it on a guy—now it’s my “sunshine in a bottle” for every gender. ⸻ 6. Tom Ford Electric Cherry This one? Dangerous. Sweet cherry with a hint of spice. Seductive, but not sleazy. Like a flirt who knows exactly what they’re doing—bold, beautiful, and just a little bit wicked. ⸻ 7. Burberry Blush (aka Her Blossom) The ultimate campus-friendly scent. Crisp pomegranate and lemon in the top notes, warm florals in the dry down. It’s fresh, happy, and lasts forever—perfect for everyday wear or first-day-of-class vibes. ⸻ 8. Celine Parade (aka Uninhibited) Cool girl energy bottled. It’s cold but not cruel, distant but not disconnected. Like someone who’s mysterious, smart, and impossible not to watch. I wear it when I want to feel free and a little untouchable. #beauty #fragrance #luxuryscentlove

These 8 Luxury Perfumes? Worth Every Penny.
Elizabeth Phillips

The Real Logic Behind Everyday Makeup

1. Start with what you actually look like. The goal isn’t to chase trends—it’s to find a look that works for you. That means using the least effort to highlight your strengths and soften the stuff you don’t love, so everything feels balanced. 2. What suits you and what you love aren’t always the same. You might have a naturally soft, sweet look but be obsessed with bold Western makeup. Or have sharp, mature features but love soft Japanese styles. It’s okay to like what doesn’t “fit”—you just need to adjust things to make it work. 3. Makeup means nothing without the rest. If you ignore your outfit, hairstyle, or body shape, even the best makeup won’t land. Same goes for the face—don’t fixate on covering every pimple. The full vibe matters more than tiny details. 4. Getting better at makeup is like job hunting. It takes time, trial, and error to figure out what you love—and what the world responds to. The real win is when those two things finally meet. #beauty #makeup #reallogic

The Real Logic Behind Everyday Makeup
ChillCheetah

I Pretend My Hairbrush Isn’t Full of My Own Shame

I never clean my round hairbrush until it’s so clogged with old hair it stops working. I pick at the matted strands, pretending it’s just routine, but it always feels like proof I’m failing at something basic. I cut the hair away in strips, careful not to break the bristles, but the clumps remind me of all the times I’ve stood in front of the mirror, yanking and tugging, hoping for a better version of myself to show up. When I finally scrub the brush with baking soda or tea tree oil, I wonder if I’m trying to erase the evidence—of stress, of breakage, of how much I want to look like I have it together. My brush looks clean again, but I still feel messy inside. #MirrorFatigue #BeautyBurnout #HairStory #Beauty #HairCare

I Pretend My Hairbrush Isn’t Full of My Own Shame
kyleleon

I Broke Up With Luxury Makeup

SUQQU, CPB, Chanel—I used to think expensive meant better. Then I discovered RMK and realized I've been lying to myself about what good makeup actually costs. My vanity now looks like an RMK shrine. Four eyeshadow palettes, two blush compacts, foundation, that cult-favorite lip balm in 01. Each piece under $40, each one outperforming products that cost three times more. The 10 blush everyone raves about? I get it now. It's salmon-pink powder that somehow creates light from within, like you're glowing from a perfect eight hours of sleep you definitely didn't get. The foundation shocked me most. 100L matches my yellow undertones perfectly, lasts through humid days without separating, and costs less than a fancy dinner. My $80 SUQQU foundation sits untouched now—prettier packaging, worse performance. I'm not going broke for status anymore. When something works this well for this little, why would I? That clean white matte packaging doesn't scream luxury, but it whispers quality. Sometimes that's enough. What's the best drugstore-priced discovery that replaced your luxury staple? #beauty #makeup #budgetbeauty

I Broke Up With Luxury Makeup