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  • Mm.

  • Oh, what's up is making a stag take a hot girl, coach.

  • And right now, I'm about to show you my nighttime routine.

  • Are you ready to go to bed with every night before bed?

  • I have tow wash off the £20 of makeup that I had on all day from doing hot girl stuff.

  • Shooting on set, talking to cute boys.

  • Um, s Oh, yeah, I just literally washed auto high gross stuff off.

  • And then I put a little moisturizer and a little bio oil.

  • I use set of feel.

  • I have kind of sensitive skin to like anything will make me break out.

  • Sometimes a lot of stuff is like your super harsh from my skin.

  • So this is like something that I've realized.

  • It's like, the only thing I can use it is this the only thing a lot of people can use And I used to have acne bad, Okay?

  • And this really got me through my tough times, so I would definitely recommend this if you got oily skin.

  • And if you're having a bad break out, this always just calms my face down.

  • Oh, like girl, even wipe the pick up a lot.

  • Thio This'll first the Neutrogena makeup wipes.

  • This is what Get all the hot girls stuff off your face like it don't matter what I put on my face.

  • This gonna take it off in, like, three swipes those nights after the college parties trying to wake up go to class the next day I was sick of going to class was smudged mascara eso This definitely was a little blue blue.

  • Easy fix.

  • Now you use a set of bill things is just like the icing on the cake.

  • This is how you started becoming your best self.

  • Okay.

  • Apparently the boys like me better with no makeup, but I really don't care what you boys think.

  • I like me.

  • Take me as I am or don't take me out.

  • Try not to drown in the sink.

  • Okay?

  • Now that you drop boom moisturizing cream because you don't wanna be dry, you always want to keep it wit moist.

  • This is Lemaire moisturizing cream.

  • And you know this is kind of Bujji killing.

  • Actually, my hair just put me on to this, and he's like, Meghan, you have to try this product.

  • It's so amazing.

  • And I actually did try it, and he was not lying.

  • You gotta get it all up in here because I don't know if it's just me, but sometimes I wake up in my eyelids or draw, You know, I'm already like a sexy piece of chocolate.

  • It's definitely makes me feel like the smoother, sexy piece of chocolate.

  • I am scared to try that vampire facial thing.

  • I looked at somebody's story and they were getting a vampire facial.

  • And the girl just look like she got in a car accident.

  • And I was like, Oh, my goodness, what's wrong?

  • Just like, yeah, I met the dermatology skin that my girl that looked like a murder so scared of that.

  • And then I have a little bit of hyperpigmentation.

  • And for me, as I told you, I used to have bad agony.

  • I put a little bio oil on my cheeks because it, like, it's really dark Mark.

  • You put it on anything because it gets rid of, like, scars in general, and then a young girl brush it to you.

  • That's about it.

  • Hmm?

  • You gotta cover the whole toothbrush with toothpaste.

  • Don't have.

  • Do it.

  • Don't put a dot a drip, squirt.

  • No girl, the whole thing.

  • You can't halfway brush your teeth covering the whole tree.

  • Bush is important because thank you.

  • How you doing?

  • Good enough to face.

  • And I want to make it rough.

  • Male.

  • Good.

  • What if we go there in the bed with your boots, Breath smelling, like all day?

  • Hang up, E.

  • You just do like a once over everything heart.

  • You got to go back in one Motown, fill up the whole toothbrush because now you gotta brush your tongue.

  • My mom talking the importance of brushing my tongue because your tongue is really the key to a good breath.

  • And I do this a lot.

  • So, like, I talked about to be ready to go all the time.

  • Okay, So after I get out of the shower, I like thio.

  • Make sure my whole body is moisturized.

  • And, you know, sometimes I could get a little ashi and I don't wanna be Ashley.

  • I wanna be moist all the time.

  • So I put this on, and this is literally, like the equivalent of a Selene.

  • It literally keeps me moisturized until the next day.

  • All day long.

  • How do you go get this like, you probably only need to use this life one time and then, like you're good for, like, a week Money and joking when my skin started clearing up.

  • Hell, no.

  • I don't fall asleep with makeup on, because once you get thio ah, good level with your skin, because your skin wanna fight you sometimes.

  • So when you finally win the fight, you don't wanna do nothing to get beat up again.

  • So my dermatologist definitely put me on, because at first I was just living life, drinking dark liquor, eating sugar, Um, not wiping my makeup off that night, I went to the dermatologist and I'm like, What's wrong with my skin?

  • She like girls with you.

  • So I was like, Well, yeah, I do all these bad things that is tearing my skin up.

  • So let's let's make a change.

  • I'm making stallion a hot girl, coach, and that was my nighttime routine.

Mm.

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Megan Thee Stallion’s Hot Girl Nighttime Skincare Routine | Go To Bed With Me | Harper's BAZAAR

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    林宜悉 posted on 2021/02/19
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literally

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  • adverb
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stuff

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UK /stʌf/

  • noun
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  • verb
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equivalent

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UK /ɪˈkwɪvələnt/

  • adjective
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gross

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  • noun
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  • verb
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  • adjective
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  • Total; entire; without deductions.
  • Vulgar; crude; disgusting.
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recommend

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routine

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  • adjective
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harsh

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  • adjective
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tongue

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  • Meat from the mouth of an animal, cooked as food
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  • Act of scolding someone
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  • verb
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sensitive

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  • adjective
  • Taking offense easily; easily upset or hurt
  • (Private information) needing careful treatment
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draw

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UK /drɔ:/

  • verb
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  • To take one thing out of a container, etc.
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  • noun
  • Something that attracts people to visit a place
  • A lottery or prize
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