Lee Richter

After 6+ years of living abroad in Germany, I think I’ve gotten the hang of the classic European girly‘s style. Obviously it varies, but there are certain basics everyone should have in their closet here

I’m a sucker for the trial sets that come out every holiday. IMO they’re a great way to get good bang for your buck and try out a bunch of different things! Plus, I LOVE mini sizes, they’re so cute

Tips from a local for some of the best food, drinks, and coffee around the city.

Whether by boat, train, or plane these are my practical (but cute) travel must-haves when I'm jet-setting around the world.

There's a lot of hype, surround K-beauty but what is actually worth your money?

Highlighters that will give you all the lit from within flow without making it look like a unicorn threw up on your face

Here are some dupes I've found for super popular perfumes like Glossier You, Good Girl, and Phlur Vanilla Skin

Alternatives/dupes for sol de janeiro scents. I truly think these all smell similar if not the same.

Bar recs from an expat turned local. From trendy spots to casual pubs, there's a vibe here for everyone!

These lash products keep my stubborn, short, straight asian lashes curled and looking good all day with minimal smudging.

My lips react to almost every lip product I try which is so frustrating. Here are some products I’ve found that not only work but don’t trigger my allergies

Whether you’re visiting on holiday and forgot a travel essential or just moved to Germany, learning the ins and outs of a new country‘s stores can be tricky. Here are my tried and true products so you don’t waste money on products that don’t work

Products I actually use regularly and repurchase. My true holy grail products from skincare to

I’ve been living in Munich for about 6 years now and these are some of my favorite spots that I’ve found along the way and actually go to on a regular basis. I'd recommend them all to anyone visiting the city.