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Thank you for the lovely comment! And best of luck with your Dyson journey❤️💕

Aw, thank you so much🥰🥰

Hi! That’s so strange because they are all very different. In order of shades, petal is a very light, barely there baby pink. Goji is a sheer red. Lychee is a bright, pigmented red. Mocha is a deep chocolate brown. Jam is a true berry shade. Hope the description helps:)

@@hs223justin Hi! I’m using the Mecca Max Flush Angled Blush Brush:)

Thank you so much for the comment💕 and to make it easier for you to decide, just think of the following questions. 1. How often will you use the Airwrap? 2. Do you prefer a super straight look or a blow out look? 3. Do you live in an area that’s humid all through the year? Your purchase decision should come down to how much heat styling you plan on doing with the Airwrap. If not very regularly then it’s not worth the investment. Hope that helps😊

Hi! I checked online and as of now, I can see the Gisou Lip oil on the Sephora US website, Mecca Australia, and Selfridges❤

Hi! Yes, that’s something I do with my regular blowout but for this one I decided to do something different😊 also, rolling my hair in this direction helped a lot because of the short length of my hair. Made it much easier for the roller to grab the front pieces!

Hi! In dry winter conditions, the hairstyle is perfect, lasts till the next wash. Humid conditions, not at all (but it doesn’t get horribly frizzy either).

Hi! The Nudestix Matte All Over Blushes are FA safe (according to Sezia). I have three shades (sunset strip, beach babe, naughty and spice), it’s a gorgeous formula and you get a lot of product🥰

Thankyou so much can you pls make a video on fungal acne safe makeup🥺❤​@@Mehvish-Too_MuchBlush

Cosrx snail mucin essence good for hydration

Hi! I use sezia.com 😊

Hi! I have a video dedicated to fungal acne safe skincare products on my channel. You should take a look at it because I’ve included everything I use in that video😊

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@@prernamohanty of course! Are there any specific products from Kay beauty you’d like to see a review of? I’ve never tried the brand but after reading your comment I’m interested in having a look🥰

@@Mehvish-Too_MuchBlush yes the powder blushes and lipstick.. the new launches look fabulous…

Hi! I think if you’re thinking of getting the Airwrap, it would be a better idea to get some use out of all the attachments. Otherwise it’d be better to go for an actual hair straightener. It all depends on the kind of look you want because the Airwrap is not a curling iron, or a straightener (it can be very confusing to explain this😂). So the curls don’t remain very tight till the next wash. Definitely not. What you get is a soft blow out look. I don’t have any experience with the Airstrait but yes, in the right weather conditions, the overall look of the Airwrap remains the same till my next wash😊

Haha yes it can be an absolute struggle! The Dyson Airwrap is pretty much useless from June to October because of the weather. If you can find hair straighteners from Remington or Babyliss, they’ve worked really well for me in humid weather (in coastal towns). The Dyson is definitely designed for a certain type of climate but the plus point is less heat damage🥰

No, not yet but I've heard great things about it!

@@Mehvish-Too_MuchBlush your hair look like mine , so I wonder if you use the airstrait, the outcome would be the same on mine.

The Elf blush is fantastic! Also, the Fenty lipsticks are SO pigmented😍

There are 2 options- real techniques blush brush. It is very light and fluffy. I love using the elf flawless face brush for both powder and cream blushes. This one’s definitely more tightly packed and dense than the real techniques one but I’ve had it for years, works very well for me. Both elf and real techniques have good quality brushes. Best of luck with the brush hunting🥰

@@deeksha2943 hi! I’ve used the Dyson in both cities and it definitely works better in Delhi. Dyson hair looks amazing when it’s not humid (especially from November to May). In Bombay, the Dyson won’t last right now (it’s probably the worst time😂). But don’t worry, it ends up working great once the rains stop! And it’ll work better in Delhi, for sure.

@@Mehvish-Too_MuchBlush thanks a lot for this reply, i thought all the money went down to drain

@@deeksha2943 haha, I was in the same boat last year but it’ll all work out:)

Thank you so much I got a much needed relief because of you ❤​@@Mehvish-Too_MuchBlush

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@@kavithaak7864 hi! Thank you for the lovely comment🥰 unfortunately you’re correct in your assessment of the airwrap. I think it comes down to the fact that it uses low heat so the style doesn’t really stay. I have curly hair and the biggest factor that determines if the hairstyling lasts is the weather. After November it works really well for me, and from June to October it’s pretty much useless. And in my personal experience, products only enhance the softness or shine in my hair, or I use them for heat protection. They’re not going to do much for longevity. That’s a bummer considering the high price. I’m conclusion-dry weather conditions and the airwrap is absolutely wonderful. Humid weather conditions especially near coastal cities is when it ends up being frustrating. I would say that skip the paddle brush and use the round brush attachment. The round brush works very well on my hair when it’s frizzy as compared to the other attachments. Best of luck:))

@@Mehvish-Too_MuchBlush Thank you so much for the detailed inputs ❤️

Hi! Dry and sensitive:)

Thank you so much, your message is great motivation for me to keep uploading❤️❤️

Thank you, I’m glad it helped❤️ I haven’t used the corrale but since it is a straightener, I think it’ll definitely perform better in humidity (as compared to the airwrap). I think the airwrap gets that unique tag because of the blow dry feature which the corrale doesn’t have (the Dyson Airstrait has it). If my experience with straighteners is anything to consider, they’re definitely able to handle humidity🥰

I don’t have any expertise on skincare so this is just my personal opinion. Maybe try vitamin C? It’s considered the best skincare ingredient for hyperpigmentation. I use the Goodal serum:)) and a good sunscreen on top to protect your skin!

Hi! Do you think you have curly hair? Because when my hair was long it was VERY dry and frizzy. Then I realised that my hair had a curl pattern. So what I use is the Sebamed Anti hair loss shampoo, and the Body shop banana conditioner. This Body shop conditioner has made a HUGE difference because it’s very hydrating. A good conditioner is really, really important for dry hair. The Redken one united is something I use when I’m out of the shower and my hair is damp. It’s a leave-in conditioner so it basically locks in moisture. It needs to be used after your normal conditioner (which you need to rinse out). I would say try the Body shop banana conditioner because it has worked really well for me. And the Redken is great for softness. Please keep me updated on your hair journey, and have faith, you will find the right products for you❤

I’m using this Dyson which is very expensive, on top of should use lot of products which is also so expensive, when I bought Dyson I thought all my problems are over just smoothen my hair &go , now I know that’s not it I have ordered these shampoo & conditioner I hope it helps my hair, then with great difficulty ordering this redken tame frizz leave in conditioner which will help I will be so great ful to you mam

@@chayaprem2922 yes, it can be frustrating! But finding the right hair products takes time and once you have the right routine, the Dyson will perform better. It’s really annoying but we need a good, hydrated base to work with. Sadly, there’s no magic product or hair tool that’ll make our hair look amazing, yet. But I would suggest combining the body shop banana conditioner with the Redken leave-in, at least it has made my hair feel less dry.

Ok thanks Mehvish

Hi! I have the Dyson Airwrap Long version which I think works very well for me because then it doesn’t matter if my hair is long or short (for the curling barrels)! If you can get the long version, I think you’ll have an easier time working with the Dyson🥰

Thank you so much for the lovely comment💕 I’m someone who doesn’t buy eyeshadow palettes too often but this one just caught my eye and it’s really nice especially for folks who appreciate cool tones. Colourpop always comes out with such fun things, it’s difficult to look the other way😂 Also, you have a wonderful channel and you have a new subscriber! Very excited to go through your content❤️❤️

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Whatever I use in my videos are just products that have worked for me. Of course you can use any other mousse! Just make sure whatever you use is lightweight and doesn’t make your hair greasy. Read reviews before getting any product. I’ve heard that the Wella Professionals hair mousse is a good option, on the affordable side.

So the one I used in the video is from Gisou, and I got it when I was abroad. But there are a lot of other options for finishing oils. The L’Oréal Elseve Extraordinary Serum has amazing reviews online (I haven’t used it myself yet), and it’s more affordable. It’s easy to find online:))

Hi! The Olaplex No 6 (it’s what I’ve used in the video) is a styling cream. When I use it before a blow dry, my hair feels softer and smoother. With such products it’s difficult to notice results very quickly. But when you don’t use them even once, your hair will definitely feel dryer. So this is a product I use to manage frizz. I don’t notice a huge difference in terms of how long the hairstyle lasts. But even if you don’t use Olaplex No 6, you should be using some sort of blow dry cream because it makes a huge difference-your hair will be more manageable, trust me❤️

Hi! As far as hair damage is concerned, the Dyson is definitely better than other hot tools I have used (eg the Revlon brush and curling irons). That's because it uses low heat (somewhere around 180 degrees). But because of the low heat, the final outcome will not be as long-lasting as other very hot blow dryers. The Dyson will give you a very natural look, and for curly hair the round brush is the best attachment. But despite the very high price point, and the Dyson's inability to last a long time, my hair looks incredible when I use it and feels much softer. As I mentioned in my video, it is important to note that weather conditions and humidity makes a big difference and the Airwrap works very well in the winter months. If you're in by the sea, or in the rain, then the look does not last. So, these are factors to consider. Hope this helps:))

Thank you so much❤️

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Thank you so much, that’s very sweet of you❤️❤️ honestly these products are the reason!

Yes! I’m so glad you agree😍😍

Hey! So I have naturally curly hair so any curly heat style does tend to last a few days. On very straight hair, I’ve noticed that the curls do fall out (there will still be some movement in the hair). But the Dyson won’t give you very tight curls like a curling iron. More like a curly blow dry. Hope this helps🥰

Try to put it on mute and then unmute it:)

Yes. But you have to use low heat for baby hair, and do it multiple times. Patience is key 😊