/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>7423760
I'm 27 and have sensitive skin that gets oily in heat/humidity and is combo in winter (oily cheeks, dry t-zone). I've been using Shea Moisture's Black African Soap line and really love the soap, scrub and mask. My budget is 45-50 dollars per product, but I may make some exceptions for a good HG item. I'm currently planning on getting a MIA though so it may have to wait.

Mainly, I'm looking for suggestions a good daily sunscreen, a night moisturizer, an eye cream, an antioxidant serum for day and a retinol serum for night. I'm also thinking of replacing the black african soap I've been using with an AHA cleanser, too. The daily scrub DetClear makes looks good. I'm not sure about that, though. Of course, I'm open to other suggestions as well.

>>7403187
Usually, they're up by now. But we've lost yet another admin, so they may be just getting used to updating.

>>7311511
*Kanako

JFC I need a nap

>>7278329
Thankfully, they make toric circle lenses although they come in certain prescriptions only. They're a little more expensive and take a bit longer to prepare, but they last a year. Hopefully, you'll be able to get some.

I'm also into more gothic/rock-styled gal. Tumblr has been a good source of inspiration for me. If you want, I can tell you some blogs and tags to search.

Magazines I like to read are Ageha, Egg and Soul Sister (if I can ever find it!). Lately, I've been really into looking at street snaps in magazines. They also provide good inspiration. It's nice because we get a chance to see how the average Japanese gal styles herself. I think it's easy for some community members to forget that the models are just that--models. I like looking at shopstaff photos and blogs for the same reason. And since these girls pretty much have to be pros at their style to keep their job, they provide even better inspiration.

You also see a wider range of body types and facial features which is nice for me because even though I'm average, my legs look pretty athletic.