u/TinyBeerBubbles

I'm so in love! I wanted a rose gold set and have been admiring everyone's asscher cut rings. I had never seen one in person and just finally decided to jump head first in for my rose gold wedding band set. I'm extremely OCD and don't mix and match metals unless it's intentional, which is very rare, and I have been waiting to find the right pieces to wear as a rose gold set. After a month's long wait, she finally arrived with the band!

Color me impressed with Kuololit because these rings are even more stunning in person. It's my first purchase and now I'm hooked! I can't wait to buy more pieces now that I have my 3 color metals for my wedding sets.

My original is yellow gold, second is SS Moissanite, and then this piece is a 2.5 rose gold SS. I know it can be an unpopular opinion but I LOVE big stones, as my YG original is a 5.23 emerald lab, and the SS is a 5 CT moissy. I wanted to change it up and see how I like the smaller stone and I still love it!

At the EOD, I just love bling! 🤩😍

Kudos to Kuololit for the nice boxes they arrive in with the bonus SS bracelets! What a nice touch!

Any recommendations for some cuts and colors that may match my dainty 5.5 fingers? I'm technically smaller but my knuckles swell thanks to arthritis. 🫤

P.S. please ignore my dry hands! 🫣

I have recently dyed my dark brown hair for the first time, in like 10 years, blonde with a foilyage. My hair has been thinning over the years. Stress, life, age, and genetics are all factors here. I'm on medication for it but I'm always looking for shampoos and conditioners to help assist in any additional shedding and possibly assist with regrowth.

Has anyone used this? Was it successful? More importantly, is it worth that price tag?

Any other suggestions or successes are welcome.

TIA 💚

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I need serious help. I'm a skincare and makeup addict, but it's gotten worse over time as I'm almost 44, and am now obsessed with all things anti-aging and maintaining my youthful look. I study and research skincare and makeup for anti-aging and people over 40 just for fun. In turn, I tend to over purchase everything just to try and find the holy grails for my daily skincare regime. But I also can't pass up a good sale (this is also a problem.)

The only thing in my cart that is my go-to is the Laura Mercier loose setting powder. *I'm open to new suggestions as well, but so far it works well with all new makeup that I try and my skincare regime.

Also, I have combination, fair skin with neutral undertones.

Any help and/or advice would be greatly appreciated as I definitely don't want to spend the price tag that is currently in my cart. 😂

See the list in the comments.

TIA 💚