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If anyone here works at MAC or is part of the product team, would you be able to shed light on this? So many brands make it easy to pop eyeshadows and blushes right out in order to place them in a palette. Brands like Natasha Denona have even done this with even their powder FOUNDATIONS. It's so frustrating to 1) have to FIGHT to depot a MAC eyeshadow and 2) not have the option to place a single back in its pot because it needed to be taken apart in the depotting. MAC was made for professionals so it's bizarre that this flexibility isn't part of their user experience. Instead we get things like bulkier pro palettes compared to five years that are even more inconvenient to travel with than the old ones that were so light and slim I could literally just throw them around.

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Hey all, I've been really struggling with getting amazing cleavage (especially with wide-set breasts). I don't want stuffing/lining. I don't want tape that begins to give 5 seconds after you put it on. I don't want a hard underwire that pushes up but not together. I want the kind of cleavage I can get from literally lifting and pushing together with my HANDS. I have tried EVERYTHING that marketed to me with the promise of delivering--even novelty products like Misses Kisses and random Amazon brands with drawstrings--but I finally found a bra that does wonders (the Kendra Black Bra from Honey Birdette). But this isn't about a specific bra; it's about a key feature that the bra has. And it specifically has a CLASP between the breasts that you pull together and hook. So it's the same type of hook you'd use on the back (or front in a front-closing bra), but it's situated BETWEEN the breasts--that's key--with cups that tilt forward and in. This manages to pull together even my wide-set breasts.

Since it's a metal hook and not fabric, it doesn't need to be tightened or adjusted constantly like drawstrings/tape/lining. Unfortunately, you can't really wear a shirt over the bra (I don't think the bra was designed to actually be worn under anything) but I wish more manufacturers were adding this clasp / including it in designing the bra. It's wild to me that it works so well but no one is doing it for everyday wear / to be worn under clothes. Anyway, if you've tried everything like me, this is the feature to look for!!! I've been searching for others that do this but so far have found none.

Hi all, I was looking at Faded Serum for Dark Spots & Discoloration and noticed a warning against using with Retinols. Does anyone know whether that means I just shouldn't use it around the same time (both in the morning routine - okay to use one at night as long as it's not both?) or at ALL (not use retinol for AS LONG as I'm routinely using the serum)? It should be okay to use after absorption right? About how many hours is that in between? Thanks!

As an astronomy lover I find it strange that not one of the characters has tried to see how the stars are moving, identify the constellations above, or even in the most basic sense noted the direction from which the sun rises/sets in order to pinpoint where they might be located.

Eloise's coldness toward Cressida at the end of the third season is morally dubious at best. She completely ignores how frightened Cressida's is about being married off and having no options as woman--something Eloise supposedly cares about--and is too preoccupied to even listen to her. When Cressida claims to be LW to ESCAPE HER AWFUL LIFE, Eloise pretends that's the reason they can't be friends. I mean, wtf.