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What are your favorite social media channels for learning make-up and skincare and haircare and such? Are there any specifically geared toward trans women?
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>>45119682
there can't be any because they are all advertising services.
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all of the specific ones suck honestly i just look up individual products and see what works for me
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>>45119682
isnt his skincare routine a bit excessive
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I like the Blowout Professor for haircare guides. He does shill his own products sometimes but generally has good advice.
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>>45119747
never heard of him but I can tell he is a good person by this image
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>>45119747
this guy is a meme, doesnt explain shit and always recommends products seemingly at random, probably based on whoever is giving him money
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>>45120741
>recommends products seemingly at random, probably based on whoever is giving him money
to be fair, that applies for all beauty influencers
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>>45119682
this is just some woman putting a bunch of random creams on her face that do nothing



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