Being low maintenance takes a surprising amount of maintenance. 💅
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This week, we’re breaking down all the “high maintenance” things we do to make our everyday lives a little more low maintenance, aka the appointments, routines, and beauty treatments that make us feel put together even when we absolutely are not.
We’re talking brow laminations + tints, lash lifts, hair glosses, medical-grade skincare, facials, dermaplaning, hair oils, laser hair removal, Russian manicures, gua sha, mouth tape, self-tanner + the one non-negotiable that has nothing to do with beauty: getting a workout (or at least a walk) in.
Taylor shares the beauty routines she’s getting back into postpartum, Logan makes the case for laser hair removal and sleeping with her mouth literally taped shut, and we discuss the very real danger of going a little too hard with the eyebrow tint. We’ve all been there.
Are all of these things necessary? Absolutely not. Do they make us feel good, save us time later, and let us roll out of bed looking slightly more put together? That’s the goal.
Consider this our completely subjective guide to being high maintenance so you can be low maintenance. Take it or leave it. 💅
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A few things we talked about:
- Brow tinting + brow lamination
- Lash lifts
- Hair gloss appointments between color appointments
- Medical-grade skincare + retinol
- Daily SPF
- Facials + dermaplaning
- Hair oils, serums + masks
- Laser hair removal
- Russian manicures + Gel-X
- Gua sha
- Mouth tape
- Self-tanner
Brands + products we mentioned:
- ALASTIN Skincare
- SkinMedica
- Kérastase Elixir Ultime Hair Oil
- SEV Laser
- Jergens self-tanner
- St. Tropez self-tanner
- Tinkle face razors