Rebecca Schwartz Altholz

Rebecca recently tried the Soap Booster in Transparent color by Browly and shared her thoughts in a video review. She was excited to use this soap brow brush and found it easy to use. To start, she sprayed the brush with setting spray to moisten it and then gently coated the brush until a thin layer was visible. Rebecca loved how the Soap Booster added volume to her brows without making them too dark, which was a common issue with other products she had tried. As someone with light hair, she appreciated that the Soap Booster gave her the desired shape without overpowering her natural look. Overall, Rebecca was impressed with the Soap Booster and highly recommended it for anyone looking to enhance their brows without going overboard.

Rebecca, a reviewer with short, fine hair, shares her obsession with dry shampoo in her video review of the Mars Sand Volumizing Dry Shampoo - Aerosol Free and Benzene Free by Luna Nectar - VOID. She explains that using dry shampoo allows her to avoid washing her hair every day, which is especially important for someone with oily hair like hers. Rebecca appreciates that the dry shampoo comes in a non-plastic container, possibly made of glass or ceramic. She mentions that the application method is different from what she's used to, but she figures it out by gently sprinkling the product onto her hair. The dry shampoo effectively removes any oil, leaving her hair looking clean. Rebecca particularly loves the glass container, giving the product a perfect 10 out of 10 rating. Overall, the Mars Sand Volumizing Dry Shampoo - Aerosol Free and Benzene Free by Luna Nectar - VOID seems to be a great solution for those with short, fine hair who want to extend the time between washes and achieve a clean, volumized look.

According to the instructions, the mask should be applied by mixing one to two scoops with equal parts water using the included spatula. Rebecca mentions that the mask has a shiny appearance and smells like matcha. She notes that she left the mask on for a bit longer than the recommended 10 minutes because she forgot that it would dry and start to crack.