u/Ok_Task7534

My sister and I are trying to figure out where to go in Europe before Sardinia this summer and we genuinely cannot decide 😭

My sister and I are trying to figure out where to go in Europe before Sardinia this summer and we genuinely cannot decide 😭

We’re both early 30s, single, social, and looking for somewhere for ~1-2 weeks before Sardinia that has a little bit of everything:

  • beautiful beaches/water
  • fun dinners and drinks
  • good energy/social atmosphere
  • attractive crowd late 20s–40s
  • chic and beautiful but still relaxed
  • not insanely expensive or impossible to plan

We don’t really want somewhere sleepy where everyone is coupled up and keeps to themselves. We want somewhere with actual life to it where it feels easy to meet people naturally if you want that vibe, but also not full chaos like Ibiza.

Basically somewhere with fun summer energy that still feels effortless. Somewhere you can spend all day by the water, wander into places for drinks or dinner at night, and meet people naturally without needing reservations for every second of your life or spending Saint-Tropez-level money everywhere 😅

Right now we keep going back and forth between:

  • Paros
  • Antibes
  • Corsica
  • Puglia
  • or somewhere else entirely?

We’re probably ending the trip in Paros after Sardinia, so also open to places that flow well with that route because right now we’re a bit all over the place trying to make a logical July itinerary.

So far this is what’s booked:

June 26: Arrive in Paris
July 16–30: Sardinia (booked)
July 30: Open, maybe Athens
August 1–8: Open, maybe Paros

Would genuinely love honest opinions from people who’ve actually spent summers in these places recently. Which places had the best mix of beautiful + social + fun without feeling too intense or too sleepy?

Thank you for any suggestions or recs!

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u/Ok_Task7534 — 1 day ago

Foundations that are glowy but not too watery/thin?

I feel like a lot of foundations I try lately are almost too thin/watery? They look nice initially, but I find the coverage doesn’t last or I need to use a lot of product to actually even out redness.

I have dry/sensitive skin and tend to prefer a natural glowy finish, but I still want decent coverage that wears well throughout the day and doesn’t end up looking flat or dry after a few hours.

Right now I usually mix Armani Luminous Silk with either Haus Labs or Natasha Denona because Armani gives a really pretty finish, but I like adding something slightly thicker for more coverage. I’m trying to find one foundation that can do both so I don’t have to keep mixing products, especially when traveling.

Would love recommendations from anyone with similar skin especially if you deal with redness/dryness but still want a radiant finish with medium to fuller coverage. Any tricks or tips you would suggest?

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u/Ok_Task7534 — 8 days ago

I feel like a lot of foundations I try lately are almost too thin/watery? They look nice initially but I find the coverage doesn’t last or I need to use a lot of product to actually even out redness and hide my freckles lol

I have dry/sensitive skin and tend to prefer a natural glowy finish, but I still want decent coverage that wears well throughout the day and doesn’t end up looking flat or dry after a few hours.

Right now I usually mix Armani Luminous Silk with either Haus Labs or Natasha Denona because Armani gives a really pretty finish, but I like adding something slightly thicker for more coverage. I’m trying to find one foundation that can do both so I don’t have to keep mixing products, especially when traveling.

Would love recommendations from anyone with similar skin especially if you deal with redness/dryness but still want a radiant finish with medium to fuller coverage!

Any tips to add a bit of coverage to a holy grail foundation?

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u/Ok_Task7534 — 8 days ago

Looking for a furnished 1BR sublet from May 15 to June 25 (flexible on both ends).

Preferred neighborhoods: UWS, UES, near Central Park, West Village, SoHo, or NoHo

Budget: under $5.5k, with some flexibility for the right place

Looking for a private 1BR (no roommates). Ideally a bright, clean space with good natural light. My current place fell through last minute, so I’m hoping to move quickly.

I’m clean, respectful, and easy going. Happy to share any info needed would really appreciate any leads!

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u/Ok_Task7534 — 12 days ago
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Looking for a furnished 1BR sublet from May 15 to June 25 (flexible on both ends).

Preferred neighborhoods: UWS, UES, near Central Park, West Village, SoHo, or NoHo

Budget: under $5.5k, with some flexibility for the right place

Looking for a private 1BR (no roommates). Ideally a bright, clean space with good natural light. My current place fell through last minute, so I’m hoping to move quickly.

I’m clean, respectful, and easy going. Happy to share any info needed would really appreciate any leads!

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u/Ok_Task7534 — 11 days ago