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It’s usually after I see readers mention them on the blog through surveys, QOTDs, etc. Then, if they have interesting products or fit a need (e.g. accessible, affordable, etc.), I might try them out.
In the summer, bare-faced if I can because 110+ degree temperatures mean I’m sweating my face off just going to and from the car, LOL. For the rest of the year, I don’t have a go-to look and will just wear what I’m testing!
I have been fragrance-free this past month as I have wanted the puppies I’m fostering to really smell me and associate my scent as their “mom.”
Everything!! I suppose I would enjoy purchasing fragrance more in person than online, though, but I haven’t done that in so long.
There’s nothing that comes to mind; even if I don’t ship to my house, I very often buy online and pickup in store.
It’s part of my early morning routine to see what is new at the various retailers online!
I will keep paying for La Mer’s The Soft Fluid, which is apparently $140 now (choke, gag, jaw on the floor), because the formula is really exceptional and I can afford to do so presently.
I know I’ve bought some Cle de Peau cheek products in the past, so those were probably nearly $90 or more… I’m not particularly comfortable at that price point, though! I feel like ~$50 is a personal maximum unless it’s really special/the perfect shade and formula kind of thing.
Pat McGrath’s Motherships at $128 a pop are the more expensive palettes I routinely purchase/would continue to purchase without batting an eye, but I don’t think I’d be willing to shell out that much for just any brand. I think $60 or less is a good top end overall.
