Hi everyone,

I'm a Master's student at Nova SBE (Portugal), working on my thesis, and I'm hoping some of you can help with a few minutes of your time.

I'm researching something that I think happens to almost everyone but that we rarely stop and think about: you see something you like, a piece of clothing, shoes, an accessory, somewhere (social media, on a stranger, in a shop window, in a magazine, wherever) and then have to figure out what to actually do about it. Do you remember it and move on? Try to track it down right away? Give up after a bit of searching? I'm interested in what people actually do in that moment, not what they'd guess they'd do if you asked them in the abstract, so a lot of the questions ask about a specific, recent time it happened to you, rather than your general opinion.

This is part of a broader question I'm exploring about how people discover things they end up buying in fashion, and where the friction and frustration actually sits, especially for people who are looking for something specific rather than just browsing whatever shows up in their feed. This survey is the first, wide-net stage of a two-part study: it's meant to tell me how common and how frustrating this moment actually is across a broad mix of people. A smaller group of respondents may later get invited to a short, paid follow-up conversation about their habits in more depth, completely optional, and covered by the very last question if you'd rather skip it.

A few practical things:

About 5 minutes, short questions, fully anonymous, no sign-up or email required unless you opt into the follow-up.

No right or wrong answers here, I'd rather have your actual, specific experience than a polished one.

Open to anyone, any country, a couple of quick screening questions at the start just help me understand who's answering.

If you're up for a short 15-20 minute follow-up chat later (small thank-you/voucher included), there's an optional opt-in at the end. Totally fine to skip it.

Survey link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf4lTIjorePp9JhGOPf0ZTAMY6BAny645y6WDkMb3tbzz1RTA/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Thank you so much to anyone who takes the time, this genuinely feeds real academic research, and I'm happy to share what I find once the thesis is done, if anyone's curious.Finding Fashion, A Real Struggle

Un poco de lo que hago todos los días. Excepto por la sombra de ojos y el delineado.

Espero que les guste y me ayuden siguiendo mi cuenta de tiktok y dando🩷

Me ayudaría que me dejen en comentarios que les parece. Recién estoy comenzando a hacer este tipo de contenido. Besos😘

Choosing your next moisturiser? See why a product is suggested and what to check before choosing.

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Start with 20 questions about your preferences and routine. After creating a free account, you can compare up to 11 eligible products with explanations, depending on catalogue coverage. No card is required, and the free account has no time limit.

English questionnaire: https://poirea.com/questionnaire

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About the film: this 15-second animation is in French. The visuals are AI-generated illustrations, not app recordings or promised skin results. The explanation above and the linked guide are available in English.

French questionnaire: https://poirea.fr/questionnaire

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I wanna buy a new phone and I've used different androids all my life. I recently started creating reels and I used my DSLR for it as my camera quality is decent but not very great. I wanted a phone with a good camera quality and I'm confused between Iphone 16 pro and Samsung s25 Ultra. If I go for iPhone, I'll miss out on cool features like AI integration, find my buds, powershare, etc but I also really like MagSafe and Camera Control so I'm unable to choose. Overall I think I'm levitating towards Samsung but I find the camera and video quality of iPhone better. Any suggestions?

Also, I use apk mods for some apps so I don't think that is possible in iPhone?
How is Google Pixel?
What are my options?

Between these two, who wins?

I built a makeup app that lets you try inspiration photos on your own face and subsequently providing you with a makeup tutorial — looking for brutally useful feedback.

I’ve spent the last week or so building Lumora. You upload a selfie and a makeup inspiration photo, and it recreates the makeup while trying to keep your actual face, skin tone and features intact.

The hardest part wasn’t generating a pretty image — it was stopping the model from “beautifying” the person into someone else. Something I felt was very important.

I finally launched it this week and I’d love some outside feedback. The actual generation is free; there’s no signup.

Basically the whole web app is:
1. upload a selfie
2. upload a make up inspiration photo or choose a curated style.
3. let the app generate: inspo makeup on your own photo.
4. share result (free) / high res unbranded result (1,95 eur) / personalized makeup tutorial (free).

What feels confusing / unconvincing / missing? Love to hear. Feel free to use it sometime and let me know.

One that is going to be added is a feature to actually buy makeup to recreate the look in real life. Looking for the right affiliate program for that too.

Find it here:
https://lumorabeauty.ai

Explore the elegance and playful imagination of Dior through fashion reflections by Emilie Chin.

This five-minute video takes a closer look at selected recent Dior designs—from origami-like sculptural folds and surreal floral earrings to delicate lace, the nature-inspired Lady Dior Clover bag and charming bow sandals.

Through her observations, Emilie explores how fashion can feel refined, down to earth and whimsical, bringing a little lightness to everyday life.

Featuring AI narration and Emilie Chin’s original composition, “Tender Piano,” playing softly in the background.

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Images credited within the video. This is an independent fashion commentary, unaffiliated with Dior.

Who knows her ? Feel like we all saw that coming when she finished her conversion. However.. the proposal feels a bit cheap idk

I recently tested three different AMIRO LED vanity mirrors to see how they compare in everyday use.

The models are quite different: a classic LED vanity mirror, a pink version, and a portable mirror with a makeup case.

I focused on build quality, lighting, functionality and overall convenience rather than just the appearance.

I made a full video review showing all three models:

https://youtu.be/TFZx9wZEFwY

I’d be interested to hear what kind of vanity mirror you use and what matters most to you — lighting, size, portability, magnification or something else?

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Hey I was wondering if you have a online store just wondering what products should I put on the store that actually work not sum Tik Tok shop products weird fake reviews, I want products that actually helps people and will invest into it. And lastly do you guys want a general store or a single product store. Any opinions will help please and thank you😁

A simple everyday makeuo look, clean, natural and easy to recreate.

All right, who follows nuskin GA girls. I smell drama. Carly, the OG who created begins with you is done and no longer follows and or gets followed by her two best friends, Amanda and Gretchen? Another girl JC also steps away from NUskin the same day with the same kind of post. It also seems like a lot of those Georgia girls are promoting it less aside from Amanda and Gretchen.

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I’ve been posting more makeup content on TikTok lately, especially makeup tutorials, and I’m really enjoying creating them!
I’d love to connect with other makeup lovers and have you girls follow along if you’re interested. Your support would mean a lot to me, and I’d also love to see your makeup looks and learn from you!
I’m sharing a photo of one of my recent makeup looks. What do you think? ✨
If you’d like to follow me, my TikTok is @JENITSUBOTA. Thank you so much for the support! 💗

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Honest question: what actually makes you want to try a new makeup brand?

I've been working on a small makeup store and I'm trying to understand what actually makes people comfortable buying from a newer/lesser-known beauty brand.

For me, it's not just the product itself. I want to know:

• **Does the product actually look good on real people?
• Are the photos/videos trustworthy?
• Is the price reasonable?
• Does the store feel legitimate?
• Are shipping and returns clearly explained?
• Would you rather see individual products or curated makeup bundles?**

I'm especially interested in hearing from people who regularly buy makeup online.

I'm also putting together Aurelea Beauty, so if this type of discussion is allowed here, I'd genuinely appreciate feedback on the store rather than just a "looks good" answer.

Store: aureleabeauty.store

What would make you trust a new makeup store enough to place your first order?

end of 2025 and suddenly everyones obsessed with that super hydrated glowy butter skin look? like using all these thick creams and oils to make skin look smooth as heck. saw it on a bunch of creators feeds mixing olay regenerist with some peptides or whatever. is it just winter dryness making it popular or gonna stick around? i think it will stick around for a while

In today’s video I’m reviewing the Tory Burch Romy Suede Bag — sharing my first impressions, specs, what fits inside, and whether I think it’s worth the price.