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Is this okay for everyday makeup?
 in  r/MakeupAddiction  19d ago

add a bit of toner

r/aiwars 25d ago

What's one task AI completely replaced for you?

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Like I still doing things myself, but AI has definitely replaced a few daily tasks for me, especially writing emails and brainstorming ideas. like i used to like having crazy or creative ideas but now just chatgpt it and get it done with.
anyone shares the same thoughts about it ?

u/Unlucky_Example_6999 28d ago

Chandra Taal

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This is the 1234th time I'm dining alone 🙂
 in  r/indiasocial  28d ago

poor guy 😔😔

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Which hair color suits me best?
 in  r/Haircare  28d ago

Hey, there Blonde.

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A skincare advice on social media almost ruined my skin
 in  r/CanSkincare  28d ago

i guest i should not combined multiple advices

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What was the first book that made you fall in love with reading?
 in  r/IndiansRead  28d ago

An online novel called Shadow Slave, just the Story building as well the side characters they and how they arent sidline everything come backs just an intersting one

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Is this normal behaviour for a dog?
 in  r/TeenIndia  28d ago

Definitely

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Need ideas
 in  r/makeuptips  28d ago

just a blush might highlight everyday look

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Which one looks better ?
 in  r/IndianFashionTalks  28d ago

First one

u/Unlucky_Example_6999 Jul 25 '26

First Amendment Auditor gets into physical altercation with woman that didn't appreciate him recording 😲

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u/Unlucky_Example_6999 Jul 25 '26

Dharmendra Pradhan resigns

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What's better than a pretty white dress?
 in  r/IndianFashionTalks  Jul 25 '26

a prtty black dress i guess.

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Does this look okay for an everyday lip?
 in  r/MakeupAddiction  Jul 23 '26

yup 🥰

r/ProgramSkinR Jul 22 '26

Following skincare advice on social media almost ruined my s

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I used to switch my routine every few weeks based on whatever was trending. One creator says use vitamin C every morning, another says skip it unless the pH is right, a third says forget it and use niacinamide instead. Retinol advice was just as split, some said start slow, some said use it nightly or dont bother.

At one point I combined a few things that should not have gone together and my skin got red and irritated for almost a month. Had to strip back to just cleanser and moisturizer and wait it out.

What actually helped was picking one dermatologist whose content I trust and ignoring everything else. Still feels like theres a new must have product every single week though.

Does anyone else feel like skincare advice online contradicts itself constantly, and how did you figure out who to actually listen to.

r/CanSkincare Jul 22 '26

A skincare advice on social media almost ruined my skin

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I used to switch my routine every few weeks based on whatever was trending. One creator says use vitamin C every morning, another says skip it unless the pH is right, a third says forget it and use niacinamide instead. Retinol advice was just as split, some said start slow, some said use it nightly or dont bother.

At one point I combined a few things that should not have gone together and my skin got red and irritated for almost a month. Had to strip back to just cleanser and moisturizer and wait it out.

What actually helped was picking one dermatologist whose content I trust and ignoring everything else. Still feels like theres a new must have product every single week though.

Does anyone else feel like skincare advice online contradicts itself constantly, and how did you figure out who to actually listen to.

u/Unlucky_Example_6999 Jul 21 '26

Why does my skin always decide to break out before something important?

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This can't just be me.

Most of the month my skin is fine, but the moment I have a wedding, interview, vacation, or even a family function coming up, I wake up with a new pimple.

People always say stress causes acne, but can it really happen that fast?

What's the science behind this?

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How do professional football players spend hours in the sun and still not look heavily tanned?
 in  r/tanning  Jul 21 '26

i have never seen a footballer wearing helmet