Social distancing for weeks can frankly get boring, though it’s absolutely necessary for public health.
But if you look on the bright side, all this alone time is the perfect chance to test out some extreme beauty products you’ve otherwise been too nervous to try.
Baby Foot, the infamous chemical exfoliating product for feet, is known to cause flaking, peeling skin that looks, well, nasty.
After using the product, peeling starts three to seven days later, and can continue up to two weeks.
Many people wish to switch to natural deodorant, but put it off due to the dreaded detoxifying phase.
After this often month-long phase, many people say they sweat and smell less with natural deodorant than they did with aluminum-based deodorant.
Lemonhead.LA is the exact glitter used in “Euphoria,” and it’s truly an incredible product.
A little goes a long way— but your four walls won’t judge if you pull a full-on Jules.
Freck is arguably the most popular fake freckle product on the market, and can last for several days after it’s developed on the skin.
If you aren’t sure you can pull off the beauty trend confidently, now is the perfect time to try.
Now is the time to test drive one of the most extreme forms of brow care: tattoo brow gel.
It leaves behind a semi-permanent color that lasts for days— and is also supposed to leave behind all your brow hairs.
You may be apprehensive to try a butt sheet mask, which indeed is like a face sheet mask for your butt.
However, there’s never been a better time to lay on your stomach, throw on a butt mask and just chill for 15 minutes.
If you’ve ever had a facial with a chemical peel, you know how nice it feels to emerge with super silky skin.
Until now, though, you may have put off the experimentation due to possible skin irritation that can come along with peels.
If a person has a tomato face for a day and there’s no one there to see it, did they really have a tomato face at all
