Glow by Lady E

  Lipsticks that no longer suit me. Colors that looked right once, but don’t anymore. Products I kept reaching for out of habit, not desire. It seems small. But it isn’t. Because every time I keep something that doesn’t fit… I make it harder to see what actually does. At first, it felt uncomfortable. Do I really want to do this? Some products look promising on the outside I took one last long look at my things and let them go.  The empty drawers are now homes for products that look good on me. Products that I know I will use down to the last drop.  Now there’s room. Room to notice what I actually like. Room to choose instead of default. Room to feel the difference between something that is simply there… and something that truly belongs. Clearing space is not about deprivation. It is about precision. It is the quiet act of saying: This is not it. So that when something right appears… you recognize it immediately. And what I’ve found is this— The things I t...

  Whenever I travel, I try to strike a balance between bringing enough makeup to feel put together and not overpacking. For my Vigan trip, I curated a mix of tried-and-true staples and versatile products that could handle long road trips, sudden rain showers, and nights out at Calle Crisologo. My makeup bag for this trip Makeup Brushes & Tools The makeup bag has a place for storing brushes. I brought the following brushes: blush brush concealer brush eyebrow brush bronzer brush different eye shadow brushes blending brush These brushes fit perfectly in the case, making them easy to pack and grab on the go. However, the garter to hold the brushes is too big, so the brushes kept falling out whenever I opened the bag! My solution was to bunch as many brushes in one compartment so they won't fall out easily.  Face Base BYS Full Coverage Foundation  – reliable for long wear and humidity. Review soon!  NARS Soft Matte Primer – I use this for my eyelids.  BYS Hybr...