A few questions💕

Dec 23, 2015

Leah A.

1- every time I put bronzer on it always come out looking splotchy over my face. How do you make it not go all splotchy?

2- my skin is super dry and my skin is supper sensitive And allergic to a lot of soaps and creams but I'm not sure what's in them that make me break out in rashes. If any of you have this same problem and found a good cream you can put on your face/body please recommend it to me!!

3- my hair gets oily pretty much everyday and I wash it everyday but because I'm washing it so much my hair is getting extremely dry and falling out 😬😬😬😬 please recommend any tips or trick to help me out or recommend any shampoo, conditioner, or hair treatment to prevent this!

Dec 23, 2015

Leah A.

Additional information- the bronzer I'm using is the waterproof rimmel bronzer, and my hair is fine thin blond hair

Idk if that helps but it could so... ☺️

Dec 23, 2015

Phylicia V.

Do you use a powder to set your face before applying the bronzer?

Try using a dry shampoo. That'll take the oiliness out your hair and refresh it. Washing your hair everyday isn't good and like you said it causes dryness and due to dryness your hair can break. What do you do after you wash your hair?

Dec 23, 2015

shelby m.

You could also spray your brush with asetting spray before you put any product on it. you could also try a liquid or creme bronzer.

Dec 23, 2015

Kailey L.

The brush you're using for bronzer may be too dense - so if you pack the powder on a dense brush and go to start blending it into your skin, you're going to see the most concentration of color where you initially placed the brush, and that can make things go splotchy. Try a fluffier/looser brush, and also try using a lighter hand and working in layers. It's easier to add more than take away!

As for your hair, definitely try a dry shampoo! Batiste is great and very affordable. Also, give your scalp a good massage, at least one minute, while you're shampooing. It'll help with both oiliness and hair fall.

Dec 24, 2015

Deborah S.

Regarding your last question- I used to have to wash my hair everyday but I got it down to every other day. I started doing it like that when I got my hair dyed because I wanted for the colour to last longer and even though my hair felt gross the second day it got a lot better quite quickly. In that transition phase I used dry shampoo but I recommend only using that if really necessary, as it can damage your hair (my hair started breaking off quite a bit which it usually never does). product wise, I really like the elvive colour shampoo and conditioner, I feel like my hair is fuller and gets greasy slower when I use those. In general I find that if I condition my hair and/or put some oil in the lengths, it gets greasy slower as opposed to when I only shampoo.

Dec 24, 2015

Sara D.

Lush will help you I'm combination and extremely sensitive and lush is all natural I suggest asking the counter for help as regards to bronzer your face with a powder before applying

Dec 24, 2015

Sara D.

Set**

Dec 24, 2015

Lorna B.

For your hair try mixing equal parts of castor oil and coconut oil
Warm them up a bit together and massage you scalp! You can also keep it overnight if you want

However make sure you warm the castor oil up and mix it with some other thinner oil because the 100% natural castor oil is really thick