@savemyfamilyryth:

leftkneesurgery :

Tea or coffee

....................zia :

coffee or tea

jancam590 :

take care

yaz :

heart chain

whydoesmelianevenexists :

Fav color

𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗺♡ :

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..loraa.ltf :

11:42

SAIف :

Oh Allah save them you can help them we are nothing we have no power

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Heart 💗

durrani_brk🕊️🖤 :

Roses or tulips

Shihab Izlam :

Orange is my favorite fruit

𝒮 ྀི :

Heart chain

ririiy :

@jaima.arf:@★Nízhoní🪼:@Jess & the Doxies:Did you know Short comments under videos generally don't contribute to its promotion. They often don't contain enough information or engagement to attract the attention of platform algorithms. Social media and video hosting algorithms consider not only the quantity of comments but also their quality. Long, informative comments that spark discussion or offer interesting insights are likely to be ranked higher. Short comments can be perceived as spam or meaningless, which reduces their value. To truly help your video reach a wider audience, it's important to leave meaningful and engaging comments that can elicit a response from other viewers. This way, not only your video but also the overall engagement around it will increase, positively impacting its promotion.Short comments under videos generally don't contribute to its promotion. They often don't contain enough information or engagement to attract the attention of platform algorithms. Social media and video hosting algorithms consider not only the quantity of comments but also their quality. Long, informative comments that spark discussion or offer interesting insights are likely to be ranked higher. Short comments can be perceived as spam or meaningless, which reduces their value. To truly help your video reach a wider audience, it's important to leave meaningful and engaging comments that can elicit a response from other viewers. This way, not only your video but also the overall engagement around it will increase, positively impacting its promotion.Short comments under videos generally don't contribute to its promotion. They often don't contain enough information or engagement to attract the attention of platform algorithms. Social media and video hosting algorithms consider not only the quantity of comments but also their quality. Long, informative comments that spark discussion or offer interesting insights are likely to be ranked higher. Short comments can be perceived as spam or meaningless, which reduces their value. To truly help your video reach a wider audience, it's important to leave meaningful and engaging comments

killerblade11 :

peace be upon you and Palestine

AO {AMF} :

Daniele Romeo971 :

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愛 :

boost

Fiore :

Hi

Idk :

Heart chain

🍥🌸 :

favorite flower?

Jannat :

Coffee or tea

mfahad8780 :

May Allah help you

˚ℳ𝒾𝒶❀⋆｡ :

@˚ℳ𝒾𝒶❀⋆｡: @$anjiii: @˚ℳ𝒾𝒶❀⋆｡:@heffa_q: @Itz_.aman: @aryaaa: @Pinjermin: @sterra ihnen🎨📀🌑: @.....: @Lexiiii🌺🐄:@Izz: @🫧girly._.pop🫧: @eslina: @c.lessl: @spider-freak: @Matija:@GEORGIE COOPER🙂:@⋆. 𐙚˚࿔ JALES𝜗𝜚˚⋆. ⋆｡˚꒰ঌ ໒꒱˚: When you were first creating the Fenty Beauty lip gloss, what was your overall vision for the product, and what made you want to release a gloss specifically when there were already so many lip products and beauty brands on the market at the time? I’ve always been curious about whether you wanted to completely change the way people viewed lip gloss or if your goal was simply to create one that fixed the common problems people usually complain about, like stickiness, heaviness, dryness, or uncomfortable texture after wearing it for a long time. Since so many people describe the gloss as one of the most flattering and universally loved makeup products, how much time went into developing the formula and testing different versions before choosing the final one that was released? I also wonder how important inclusivity was while choosing the shades, because a lot of people say the gloss works beautifully on many different skin tones, which isn’t always easy for makup to achieve, so was creating shades that looked good on everyone one of your biggest priorities from the beginning? Another thing I’ve been wondering is whether you expected the gloss to become such a massive beauty trend online, especially on social media platforms where people constantly recommend it and compare other glosses to it, or if the popularity surprised you after launch. When people describe the gloss as making their lips appear fuller, smoother, and shinier in a really natural way, was that effect something you intentionally wanted while designing the product, or did it happen accidentally because of the formula and finish? I’m also really curious about the packaging and branding because the gloss looks very luxurious and recognizable, so how involved were you personally in designing the look of the product itself, including the packaging, applicator, scent, and overall aesthetic? Did you want the gloss to feel glamorous and high-end while still being 💗💗💗

Medina :

@˚ℳ𝒾𝒶❀⋆｡: @˚ℳ𝒾𝒶❀⋆｡: @$anjiii: @˚ℳ𝒾𝒶❀⋆｡:@heffa_q: @Itz_.aman: @aryaaa: @Pinjermin: @sterra ihnen🎨📀🌑: @.....: @Lexiiii🌺🐄:@Izz: @🫧girly._.pop🫧: @eslina: @c.lessl: @spider-freak: @Matija:@GEORGIE COOPER🙂:@⋆. 𐙚˚࿔ JALES𝜗𝜚˚⋆. ⋆｡˚꒰ঌ ໒꒱˚: When you were first creating the Fenty Beauty lip gloss, what was your overall vision for the product, and what made you want to release a gloss specifically when there were already so many lip products and beauty brands on the market at the time? I’ve always been curious about whether you wanted to completely change the way people viewed lip gloss or if your goal was simply to create one that fixed the common problems people usually complain about, like stickiness, heaviness, dryness, or uncomfortable texture after wearing it for a long time. Since so many people describe the gloss as one of the most flattering and universally loved makeup products, how much time went into developing the formula and testing different versions before choosing the final one that was released? I also wonder how important inclusivity was while choosing the shades, because a lot of people say the gloss works beautifully on many different skin tones, which isn’t always easy for makup to achieve, so was creating shades that looked good on everyone one of your biggest priorities from the beginning? Another thing I’ve been wondering is whether you expected the gloss to become such a massive beauty trend online, especially on social media platforms where people constantly recommend it and compare other glosses to it, or if the popularity surprised you after launch. When people describe the gloss as making their lips appear fuller, smoother, and shinier in a really natural way, was that effect something you intentionally wanted while designing the product, or did it happen accidentally because of the formula and finish? I’m also really curious about the packaging and branding because the gloss looks very luxurious and recognizable, so how involved were you personally in designing the look of the product itself, including the packaging, applicator, scent, and overall aesthetic? Did you want the gloss to feel glamorous and high-end while still bein