Roxy Tries

*I'm able to earn a small commission when you shop through my links. This in no way affects the way I feel about these products. Thank you for your support!* It's that wonderful time of year my friends where Sephora is having their semi-annual sales event! This sale is a big deal, because Sephora doesn't have sales very often, and they usually only last a short period of time. If you know me, you know I'm a bit of a Sephora snob and have counted on many of their brands over the past 10 years. I know from experience it can be overwhelming when shopping at Sephora with how many brands and products they offer from all different price points. I've rounded up my all-time favorite, ride-or-die, Sephora beauty products that I've counted on for years. If you're curious about how the sale works, check out the image down below. It's completely free to become a Beauty Insider and take advantage of this sale. I'll leave the link right here for you if you w...

*I do earn a small commission when you shop through the links in this post. That does not affect my opinion on these products, thank you for your support!* You know how we all have a thing , that's probably been our thing since we were little? Well, that thing has always been my hair. Probably hard for you to believe since I tend to focus on makeup, and don't even get me started on losing a good chunk of my hair after having Vela that never seemed to grow back the same. I was born with a full head of dark hair, no scalp in sight much like Vela. I've taken pride in my locks and do my best to keep it looking it's best. To say I'm picky when it comes to hair care products would be correct. Because my hair has changed soo much over the past few years, I've branched out into trying different products and brands in hopes to up my hair game. These empties are a mix of holy grails, new favorites, and thanks, but no thanks(s)! For reference, I have lots of hai...

My hair has been a main topic of conversation since the minute I was born. You could say that's my thing. I was born with a full head of thick black hair; a trait, I have passed down to my daughter. As I got older, my hair developed a natural wave. My wavy hair made it so I could hold a curl, easily straighten, or leave it be for a nice beachy wave. Since giving birth, my hair seems to have lost some of its bounce. My hair is still thick and shiny, but my waves have really died down. I have one large wave on the top half of my hair that makes a kink and the bottom half rapidly gets wavier. It's not a cute look for me, but I mostly rock a bun these days anyway. I got sick of straightening my hair whenever I wanted a quick tame, so I came up with an easy way to fake that effortlessly tousled look. Bonus: No heat needed!  These are the products I love! Brush your hair before you shower to get out any snarls Wash your hair like normal....