I do something that makes me feel confident, for example I go shopping and buy something beautiful for me or I style my hair
I eat my favorite fruits, I brush my hair and put a face mask while I listen to an interesting podcast or something that I like
brish my hair wash my face lip balm oil remover paper if makeup then eye roller maybe mascara um highlighter always lip gloss and
Nails done hair done buy myself donenrs talk nice to myself tell muosja I love her everyday keep people who care about me around to remind me I have a purpose
Depending on what the day will be, I might do more. But on a typical work morning I will do a simple skin care routine, with an spf moisturizer and then style my hair very quickly. Low maintenance with health as my priority.
Order a nice coffee and hit the Salon for a mini service. Take a nap and sit in my favorite corner of the house. Tidy up a bit to make me feel more at ease. Cook and eat a favorite dish or dessert. Hit the shower or bath and take my time to do things I normally can’t do on a busy day. Example: exfoliate, shave, use a deep conditioner, let a hair treatment sit and penetrate to condition.
I love to give myself spa days! This is a favourite time of the week. I run the bath, use essential oils and salts. I lay down, listen to soothing music and drink a cup of tea. I apply a hair mask and use body scrub. Afterwards, I do my nails!
Depending on the day, I would take a bath/shower and do skincare. (Cetaphil foaming cleanser, toner, lotion, sunscreen.) On other days I would play my favorite video game. (Pampering doesn’t always mean a complicated routine)
I normally do my skincare routine or having a nice shower and taking care of my hair. Anything to make me clean and feel beautiful
I do this to prepare mu body and mind to bad time. First i do my night sckin care routine. I take of my make up, wash my face, hydrated my sckin ,protect my curly hair with a pineaple ponny tail and put my clean pijjama
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