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Attention over time

7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-08-24

Final complete day: 2026-08-24. Attention was 0.2% — this entity appeared in 9 of 3,754 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (9 mentions).

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Recent mentions

1. 2026-08-24 02:03 UTCComment

   Amazon is notorious for fake products. It may be this isn't a legit bottle or very very old stock. They all kinda get thrown into one bin. Ordering direct from Sephora or The Ordinary or buying in person at Sephora (maybe Ulta? Or other stores internationally I'm not sure who carries them)

2. 2026-08-23 22:25 UTCPost

   What is going on with FAB? [Product Question] - I've been pretty loyal to First Aid Beauty for years because I have sensitive skin, and it tends to be a lot gentler. But I feel like they keep changing formulas and discontinuing products, and I'm really not a fan because, again, sensitive skin. It's also on the pricier side (for me), and every time they switch something, I'm risking spending good money on something I end up hating. (I have ADHD, so returning stuff is tough for me. IYKYK.) I'm admittedly not super well-versed in skincare in general. Is this something that happens often with other brands, or is this a FAB thing? Has anyone else given up on them and found similar brands/products they like? I use the gentle cleanser, the niacinamide eye cream (which appears to be on its way out), the Dewy Gel Cream Moisturizer, and the Facial Radiance Pads (those aren't an everyday routine thing). If you have any recs, my face is pretty oily and acne-prone. I can control it well with light hydration and usually only use spot treatments for acne rather than using acne products every day because they can be harsh on my skin. I also can't really afford any product that's more than $30ish (USD) unless it's something I'll only have to buy once a year. (That's usually eye cream for me.) Alternatively, is there a good website that compares products so I can look all of this up myself? I know I can use filters on Ulta/Sephora, but obviously they don't have all of the same products.

3. 2026-08-20 21:19 UTCComment

   Less is really more!! Last year i broke out whole a lot compared to the years before. I always had acne oily combination skin. I tried to max out every acne products like differin adalpene gel, Cerave SA cream, and Cerave Acne Control Cleanser. I found that it made my skin super irritated and worse. It was super dry but oily. The only thing I kept from the routine is the Acne control cleanser though i dont use it often anymore. My favorite holy grail (I’ll die on this hill I’ll recommend it to everyone) is the Skin1004 Centella line. I personally use the tea tree and the pore minimizing ampoule. AND Dr Althea 345 cream as moisturizer!!! I also alternate with the Centella soothing cream also. The only aggressive acne product is my cleanser but now I don’t use it often since my skin has cleared up tremendously. My skin for once is glowy, clear and NOT IRRITATED. I’ll use it occasionally as an exfoliant. Everything is found at Ulta/amazon! Reasonably priced too for the magic it has done for me For daily cleanser i recently started using a gentler cleanser: Dr Althea amino gel cleanser. I don’t have any problems with it so far.

4. 2026-08-20 15:25 UTCComment

   I’ve been using Mad Hippie for a year or two now and was surprised to see it at Costco last winter in a 2 pack. Definitely saw a difference with PIH marks and fine lines and wore well under makeup. I initially found it hunting Ulta for a while afternoon looking for pregnancy safe skincare reading all the tiny ingredient lists that also didn’t break the bank. Costco was a total bonus! My mom in her late 60s also enjoyed it.

5. 2026-08-20 15:02 UTCPost

   [Product Question] Is this Naturium Phyto-Glow Lip Mask damaged in any way or good to use? - Bought from Ulta a week ago and it’s my first time trying it so not sure if this is a normal look for this product. The small dents where it’s scooped out (which I have circled in red in the second picture) was from me testing out a small amount to see if it smelled okay (it does, smells like a light vanilla and feels ok too). What concerns me are the two white circles with a darker tinge around with those bubbles, it sits unevenly in the jar too, not sure if this could be a sign of heat damage or just how this product comes filled. I have previously had issues with new but damaged products so I’m a little wary. If anyone who has experience with this product could chime in that’d be helpful! Thanks.