Jacqueline

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    Same?

    Is this the same powder as Yves Saint Laurent All Hours Hyper Finish Powder Translucent but loose powder?
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    • The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 2 days
      Hi Jacqueline 👋😊 They are not exactly the same, All Hours Hyper Finish Powder is a pressed compact powder (Translucent = transparent), while the product on the side is All Hours Hyper Blur Loose Powder, so the same series but in loose form. Both give a matte and smoothing ("blur") finish, but the loose powder has a lighter, loose texture and a partly different formula 🤍 All the best!
  • The post was made 2 months

    Formula

    Is this the same formula as UD All Nighter Extra Glow (which is no longer available)?
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    • The user's roll: Lyko Creator. The comment was made 2 months
      Hi there Jacqueline! 👋 No, it’s not exactly the same formula 🤍 The new All Nighter Glow is an updated version and feels a bit lighter and less “moist” in the finish. The old Extra Glow gave a more intense, dewy, and hydrated look, while the new one gives more of a “glass skin” effect and isn’t as moisturizing. Hope you like it! 😍
  • The post was made 2 months

    Setting spray with glow

    As I understand it, this is the same formula as UD All Nighter. I love UD All Nighter Extra Glow. Is this formula available in the Scandinavian brand (with glow)?
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    • The user's roll: Lyko Creator. The comment was made 2 months
      Hi Jacqueline 👋 It's true that this spray has the same formula as the previous Urban Decay All Nighter ✨ At the moment, it doesn't look like Skindinavia has a Glow version, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it's something that will be available in the future 🤞😃 Take care! 💖
  • The post was made 4 months

    Lightness Level

    What lightness level does “Vanilla” have? For example, “Gold” has 10. Is the cool tone in vanilla ashy or violet? As I understand it, vanilla is both warm and cool, is that correct?
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    • The user's roll: Lyko Creator. The comment was made 3 months
      Hi Jacqueline! 👋🏼😊 Vanilla in Grazette Add Some Re-Boost Vanilla is a neutral to slightly warm shade that works best at lightness levels 8–10 🤗 It is neither ashy nor violet, but gives a soft, natural tone that balances warm highlights without becoming cold or golden. Have a nice day ☀️
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    Question

    Is this a similar formula to dream coat from color wow? Do they have the same function/similar effect?
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    • The user's roll: Lyko Creator. The comment was made 2 months
      Hi Paulina! 👋🏼😊 Dream Coat is basically a styling product that is activated by heat and gives a very smooth, shiny surface by "sealing" the outer layer of the hair. So it doesn't have any direct nourishing or moisturizing function itself. For dry hair, it's therefore best to think that the moisture comes from your shower routine (shampoo, conditioner, and hair mask), and then you use Dream Coat or Gloss Coat as the last step in styling to lock in and give extra shine and frizz control 🥰 Take care 🤗
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  • The post was made 4 months

    Color

    Hi! I want color 07 but it’s not possible to sort by color in the “roller blind”, it can only be sorted by volume (it says 11ml on all options). Can you post the link to 07 so I can order it? Thanks in advance!
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    Question

    What are the measurements of the rollers?
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    • The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 5 months
      Hey Jacqueline! The size of the rollers is large, 8 pcs 28 mm, medium 6 pcs 22 mm, small 6 pcs 16 mm. 🥰 Have a lovely day! 💃🏽
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  • The post was made 6 months

    Question

    Hi! I have small milia under my eyes (very close to the lower lash line). I also have sensitive eyes and often get a stinging sensation in my eyes as well as watery eyes if I accidentally apply eye cream too close to the eye (or if I use lash serum or eye patches. I've tried everything but nothing works for me). Because of this, I have been careless with eye cream for many years, and my skin therapist says that it could be the carelessness with/lack of eye cream that may have given me milia. She also says that my regular cream (which I apply quite high up, like an eye cream approximately) is too heavy and could be the cause of the milia. Could that be true? Could this eye cream be something for me? I am soon 32 years old and use niacinamide and retinoate in the evening as well as a peptide cream or C-vitamin cream during the day. If you have any other eye cream, lash serum, or eye patches in mind that could suit me, please feel free to give some tips. Thanks in advance!
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    • The user's roll: Employees at Lyko. The comment was made 6 months
      Thank you and how wonderful that you feel my answer could be helpful😊 I understand, what a shame that you couldn't tolerate the lash serum! Here is a milder alternative if you want to check out something else: lyko.com/sv/lumene/lumene-overnight-care-lash---eyebrow-serum-5ml?fromsearch=lumene2Bfrans2Bserum CeraVe is definitely worth trying, it is thinner than Maria Åkerberg's which contains several oils and shea butter, so it is definitely a nice alternative for you to test!
  • The post was made 6 months

    Question

    Hi! I have small milia under my eyes (very close to the lower lash line). I also have sensitive eyes and often get a stinging sensation in my eyes as well as watery eyes if I accidentally apply eye cream too close to my eye (or if I use lash serum or eye patches. I've tried everything but nothing works for me). Because of this, I have been careless with eye cream for many years, and my skin therapist says that it could be the carelessness with/lack of eye cream that may have given me milia. She also says that my regular cream (which I apply quite high up, like an eye cream approximately) is too heavy and could be the cause of the milia. Could that be true? Could this eye cream be something for me? I am soon 32 years old and use niacinamide and retinoate in the evening as well as a peptide cream or C-vitamin cream during the day. If you have any other eye cream, lash serum, or eye patches in mind that could suit me, please feel free to give some tips. Thanks in advance!
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    • The user's roll: Employees at Lyko. The comment was made 6 months
      Hi Jacqueline😊 Feel free to check my previous answer to the same question you asked✨
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  • The post was made 6 months

    Question

    I usually use Clinique take the day off cleansing balm, which my skin loves, but I would like to test this one. Are they the same? I don't use any other cleanser after Clinique. I don't think it leaves any oil on the skin after rinsing it off. Do I need to follow up with another cleanser after this?
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    • The user's roll: Employees at Lyko. The comment was made 6 months
      Hi Jacqueline 😊 Yes, according to the information I can find, these are similar. Banila Co works roughly like Clinique – it removes makeup/SPF and rinses off without leaving an oily residue. You don’t need to follow up with a second cleanser unless you want to, and your skin feels clean, but you can do it if you want an extra fresh feeling. Hope the answer can be helpful and that you have a lovely day💫
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