Build An Outfit With 10 Layers And We’ll Reveal Which Disney Channel Star You Are
Because it’s not a Disney Channel outfit unless it’s 10 layers.
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Because it’s not a Disney Channel outfit unless it’s 10 layers.
"A black leather pair, a white pair, I have the kind that don’t lace, the kind that do lace," Kamala said. "The kind I wear in the hot weather, the kind I wear in the cold weather, and the platform kind for when I’m wearing a pantsuit."
Anybody have a tampon or pad so I don't have to use a wad of toilet paper?!
This is good to keep in mind for those of us obsessed with flat or curling irons and blow dryers and treatments. No matter how great your hair looks in the moment, there's bound to be some long-term damage if you overdo it — so at least use a heat protector (like this HSI one, $14.89 on Amazon).
I used my blow-dryer to style my hair almost daily even when it was bad, I was just mindful while using it. Plus, I love to curl or wave my hair. While there's definitely some breakage, it's nothing overt.
OFC, if you're using constant and high heat on really brittle hair, you may want to lay off. Plus, with air-drying curl enhancers ($36 on Hair Story), sea-salt sprays ($26.24 for a Bumble & Bumble version on Amazon), and restyling sprays ($44 on Amazon for Oribe's), you can ditch the heat dependency and really embrace your natural hair.
Final Thoughts: I mean, 100% yes, if you're curling or straightening your hair to the point where it's breaking, then avoid heat products. Otherwise, use them at your own discretion and comfort — with a touch of common sense.
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"If you are at all a melanated woman, it's really hard to find sunscreen because a lot of sunscreens leave a white cast," says AOC. In the video, her go-to is Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence.
(She also gives a great sunscreen tip that I personally needed, which is to not forget your eyelids and ears!)
"If you start to develop burning or tingling that is uncomfortable, wash the product off. A little bit of tingling is normal with high percentage acids, but it shouldn’t be painful. If you start developing redness and sensitivity, you may be developing an allergic contact dermatitis or an irritant contact dermatitis to the ingredients, and I recommend you see a dermatologist for evaluation. If, however, you develop open sores and crusting, then that is a sign of potential infection," she added.