
Juna Xu
Writer at Freelance
Editorial & Beauty Assistant, body+soul. Yes, I'm fully aware my name rhymes with tuna and there's a movie called Juno.
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1 week ago |
mamamia.com.au | Juna Xu
Navigating the saturated Korean beauty space can be overwhelming. Just open TikTok, and you're instantly bombarded with people claiming that this serum is "life-changing", this cleansing oil is "game-changing" and this cleanser is "skin-transformative."Worse yet, before you've even had a chance to buy and test the latest must-have product, another "better" and "newer" one is already taking over social media. See? Overwhelming. Watch: You Beauty's Emily Vernem tries the foundation hug-proof test.
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1 week ago |
mamamia.com.au | Juna Xu
There's no doubt that '90s shoe trends are having a moment. If you don't already own a pair of Adidas Sambas, chances are you've got Birkenstocks, Havaianas or Mary Janes sitting in your wardrobe. Now, it's time to make room for another '90s favourite — one your ankles, lower back and knees will thank you for. Enter: kitten heel thongs. Watch: Leigh Campbell explains 'the Wrong Shoe theory'. Post continues below.
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2 weeks ago |
mamamia.com.au | Juna Xu
Facial cleansing devices. There are tons of facial cleansing devices on the market that help remove makeup, dirt and oil more thoroughly than manual cleansing. They can also provide gentle exfoliation, which is super beneficial for improving skin texture. FOREO is probably the most well-known facial cleansing device brand, with prices starting at just $69 for devices catering to all different skin types. So, what's Dr Yip's stance on this?
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2 weeks ago |
mamamia.com.au | Juna Xu
How do you achieve peach champagne nails? As with any manicure, the key to a flawless finish is proper prep. Whether you're visiting a nail artist or doing it yourself at home, start by thoroughly cleaning your nails, trimming the cuticles and filing them into shape. While this look works with any nail shape, we have to admit almond nails make this look a solid 11 out of 10.
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2 weeks ago |
mamamia.com.au | Juna Xu
So, what's actually correct? Pearce says it varies for each individual but generally speaking, three to five times a week is the sweet spot. "Cleansing the hair and scalp three to five times a week is generally recommended, but if your scalp is really oily or flaky, you may need to wash it more," he said. You'll also need to adjust this based on lifestyle and scalp conditions.
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