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Hair and skin stuff gets overwhelming fast — a thousand products, a thousand opinions. This page is the short version: what I'd actually point you to, by hair type, in plain words — and an honest explanation of how all of it works.

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Recommendations by hair type

Everyone's hair is different — these are starting points, not prescriptions. The picks for textures that aren't mine come from people in my life who actually have that hair, and I'll always say so.

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Good for basically everyone: IR Clinical shampoo + conditioner

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If I could only hand someone one thing, it's this shampoo and conditioner — popular across basically every hair type and what I'd start you on. It's got this minty, refreshing smell that I can still catch after my shower, over everything else I use. The full IR system adds the scalp serum, which I love — but that's step two, not step one. Separate from all of that: I finish with a few drops of Gloss Mode Dry Oil on the ends (the dry oil specifically — I don't use the rest of that line... yet 😉). Full review → here. how I actually wash (you might be doing it wrong) →

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Fine hair that breaks easily (mine)

My hair, my daily non-negotiables — the three I'd replace the same day if I ran out.

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Not sure / mixed situation

Oily roots with dry ends? Postpartum shedding? Just confused? That's most people, honestly.

Message me the word ROUTINE and I'll build you one — real answers, no pressure.

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Curly, coily, color-treated and more are coming — I only list picks confirmed by people who actually have that hair, and I'm collecting those answers now. If that's you and you have a favorite, I genuinely want to hear it.

my own full shelf, with everything I use daily → it's here
yes, they do makeup too

The makeup (it passed)

I went in skeptical and filmed the try-on. These are the ones that stayed on my counter:

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Face

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Brows & lashes

  • Brow gel — the consistency is right and my brows look fluffier, not crunchy
  • Mascara — it has IR Clinical in it, which is a wild crossover and it's so good
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the honest part

How this actually works

Nobody explained this to me simply, so here it is — the whole thing, no fine print energy.

These products come from MONAT

MONAT is a haircare and wellness company that sells through people instead of store shelves. That's it — that's the model. The products exist, I use them daily, and my whole shelf page shows exactly what's in my rotation.

The lawsuits, the objections, the receipts → the full fact-check

Yes, I earn a commission

When you buy through my link, I earn a percentage. It doesn't change your price. I tell you this upfront because you deserve to know, and because I'd rather you trust me than wonder. I only recommend what I actually use — and if something isn't working for you, tell me. I'll help you return it, no weirdness.

What "VIP" means, in plain words

It's MONAT's membership: $10 to join (and you get a $20 coupon for your next order, so it pays for itself immediately). VIPs get 15% off everything, every day — 20% off on orders over $125 — shipping is free when your order is $100+, and $5.99 when it's less, a $25 birthday reward, points on purchases, and early access to flash sales.

The catch to know about: VIP works on a delivery schedule called Flexship (every 30 or 60 days). You can change what's in it and when it ships anytime, and there are free-product bonuses on your 2nd–4th orders of $84+. My honest take: if you'll order even a few times a year, VIP is the obvious math. If you want one single product once, just buy retail — and if you ever want out of the schedule, tell me and I'll walk you through it myself.

Want to sell it instead of just buy it?

That's called being a Market Partner — it's what I do. Joining starts at $99 for the Starter Kit (samples + materials), and most people pick a product pack instead — $149 to $650 depending on size — where the bulk of what you pay turns into actual product in your hands (the packs run 52–63% below retail value). After that it's a yearly renewal fee of $49.99 (that covers your back office and personal storefront site).

What it actually involves: using the products, talking about them honestly, and being patient — it's a real thing you build, not a lottery ticket, and I'll never pretend otherwise.

If you're curious, message me the word PARTNER and I'll give you the real picture — what I love about it, what's hard, and whether it fits your life. Buying and selling are separate choices, and "no" is a complete answer.

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Still not sure where to start?

Tell me what your hair is doing and I'll tell you what I'd try first — even if the answer is "honestly, nothing, what you're doing is fine."

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