Alexandra Yesha

As a Psych student this is a mix of essentials that actually help me survive psychology studies from note-taking and readings to organization and mental reset tools. These are things that make lectures, case studies, and heavy topics a bit easier to manage.

A simple beginner makeup guide anyone can follow using whatever products they already have. The items listed are just personal recommendations and examples I included them based on what I think works best, but you can always use what you already own. This is just a helpful reference, not a strict routine.

Collection of what I think are affordable makeup products that are actually worth using and easy to find in most drugstores. These are simple, everyday staples I think perform well for the price not luxury, just practical picks that get the job done.

Lip products I’d actually reach for depending on the day from low-effort tinted balms to full matte looks. This includes glosses, oils, and lipsticks that stand out for texture, comfort, and how they wear throughout the day, not just how they look on first swipe.

Fragrances I’d wear based on mood and setting lighter scents for everyday use, warmer ones for nights or when I want something more noticeable. A mix of sweet, clean, and slightly deeper profiles that lean more ‘soft presence’ than overpowering.

Skincare that targets real concerns like dryness, texture, oil control, and barrier repair. A mix of everyday basics and stronger treatments that people use consistently because they fit into routines and show gradual results.

Mary Janes in different styles flats, pumps, and platforms depending on how dressed up I want to look. These are easy to pair with outfits but still give that soft, feminine vibe without feeling too much.

Outfit ideas inspired by romcom vibes soft, feminine, and slightly cinematic looks for everyday moments and main character scenes. Just inspiration, not strict outfit rules.

An all-pink lineup of outfits that lean into that playful, feminine, slightly extra vibe. From soft tones to brighter shades, these are pieces that stand out without needing much styling.

A mix of games I play, want to play, or keep coming back to, plus consoles I’m interested in or planning to get someday. Basically my gaming wishlist + current favorites when I’m supposed to be productive.

Movies and series I’ve watched and actually enjoyed from comfort picks to chaotic, emotional, and binge-worthy stories.

A collection of book recommendations across different genres that I personally enjoyed or think are worth reading. Perfect if you’re looking for your next book.

Everyday room essentials that make your space feel more comfortable and put together without needing a full makeover just small things that improve how it feels to exist in your room.

Since I like to cook or even bake, I might as well make a list about it! From mixing tools to baking pans and basic ingredients, this list includes items that make baking easier, more organized, and more enjoyable whether you’re a beginner or just baking for fun at home.

Everyday self-care and hygiene essentials I’d actually use to stay fresh, clean, and put together. From body care to small grooming tools, these are the basics that help make daily routines feel more comfortable and manageable.

Haircare products from Sephora that are constantly recommended for smoother texture, softer ends, frizz control, and healthier-looking hair overall. A mix of treatments, styling products, and hair tools that actually feel useful for everyday hair maintenance whether your hair is straight, wavy, or curly.

A collection of Sephora makeup products that are constantly recommended, repurchased, or genuinely tempting enough to try. Mostly soft glam, everyday makeup, and products that people keep talking about because the formulas actually stand out not just because they went viral for a week.