Makeup.

"Their makeup is horrible. This is from a Seint rep, [...] and they often do videos like this [...] using some really gimmicky, strange ways. Let's stop using 35 as the benchmark for how you should be changing your makeup. If you are 35 plus, please don't think you have to change everything up just because you're 35. If you are experiencing changes, then yes, do, but [...] a 35 year old with typical skin can do their concealer the same way as someone in their 20s. It doesn't matter how you apply it, it's all going to end up underneath the eye once you blend it out anyway, and she didn't even blend properly on one side."

"I discovered Seint makeup through a friend of mine on Instagram, and I'd been putting off trying it for a very long time, but this slim little case really got me thinking. I'm kind of a makeup minimalist, I like that real skin fresh look to makeup, and basically everyone I've watched put this on shows how you can build it from kind of a fresh skin, barely there, your-skin-but-better look to a real heavy makeup look. I chose the Demi colors, which are color correcting, and one blush and a couple complexion products, and they're all in this little case I could take on vacation and have everything I need. [...] This is the palette that it comes in, and they're magnetic. I have my foundation product, which is white peach, my blush product, and [...] my Demi products for color correction. It gives you this little color wheel, and you use it to figure out which colors to cancel out the colors that you have in your face."

"It's called Seint. It's a makeup line by Seint, and they very much have this French approach where you use as little makeup as humanly possible, so that your skin shows through, but it's more of a correcting sort of thing, particularly around color correcting. So instead of putting a whole ton of makeup on your face, you just address a little bit of color correcting on those dark circles or maybe those blemishes. I've had this palette for a year and it's just been sitting here. [...] A lot of these colors are eye colors, but these down here are color corrections, specifically for addressing tonal issues, which is mostly what my skin has, tonal problems, redness, a little darkness here and there, and that's what I'm trying to address."