yeah i was planning on taking a vacation to paris and have been doing some research but i just wanted to know who was in paris?

can I wear skirts above the knees in Paris or any revealing dress or is it a big no??

If you’re on a small budget, I recommend taking the subway instead of taxis because French taxis and more especially Paris taxis are known to be quite expensive. So yes, it’s not as comfortable but it’s less expensive and you can go almost everywhere in Paris with it. :)

What do you mean by luxury goods? Stuff like Gucci?

@@monimoni-ks5so expensive things, Gucci is considered luxury so sure. But it doesn’t only apply to it

Paris is only particularly expensive when it comes to accommodation. Almost everything else is priced exactly as in the rest of Europe.

@@wandelgartking5446agree!!! Is not a big difference, considering that Paris is a touristic city, I thought it would be more expensive to be honest.

Great tips! I was so mad at myself for not bringing flats 🥿… totally agree about warm socks!!

​@@uglyducklingskincareyes and you're telling people to bring a jacket or a sweater but you didn't advise them on what to bring in the winter and I know they can get cold Winters there

@@uglyducklingskincareflats destroy the back part of my foot

OMG!! I don’t blame you, they have such amazing stuff! What did you buy?!♥️

It was a while back, but mostly perfumes along with a lot of La Roshe Pose products as well as Caudalie because they had a ton of products

Oeh! I’m looking for a new sunscreen. Is it a mineral one? And does it leave a white cast?

I have tons of guides on Instagram! What types of products are you looking for?

@@uglyducklingskincare mostly moisturizer and sunscreen :)

A lot of it you can get in US/Canada (not sure where you are though!)

Hubby brought them for me a few days later 🤔

People who have a reputation and image to uphold.

Sephora is literally French, wdym

@@poppyseed5270 yeah that’s what o thought too. But there are not many in Europe and the selection is wayyyy less than in America

@@MaraLoeters I'm not sure about the rest of Europe but France has hundreds. You'll find one in any sizeable town

why though? as a french person living in paris i really dont mind the berets, it looks fine or can even be cute if someone is trully enjoying them while on vacation. people literally don't care whether you wear them or not, it's only embarrassing to you because they stick out and you're not french haha, it's fine. french people abroad sometimes do stuff that seems really embarrassing to me too, it's just the way that is

Smh.. let them wear whatever they want and enjoy their vacation in peace

@@oyasumilunlun Obviously people are allowed to wear whatever they want. I exaggerated for the purpose of the comment. Sure it's a pet peeve of mine, but it's less about the berets and more about the fact that American women only do this because they think it's what French people look like. They buy these outfits, without looking up how French women even dress, simply because they're going to France and they want to look French. It's not my country but I'd be annoyed if tourists dressed up as almost some kind of caricature of my people. The berets can of course look nice with the right look, so obviously there can (and exist) way worse appropriation

@@t-.-t. I'm allowed to my opinion. That I think it's silly, almost like dressing up like a caricature of French people

@@LinneAzalea you're really pushing it by saying appropriation, i honestly think what works in your country doesnt forcibly works in others. i appreciate someone trying to look french even if it's a caricature as long as it's not intended to be a bad one, even if it's made to be taken seriously it's funny, there's literally nothing offensive about it. tourists are tourists for a reason, you don't have to assimilate most of the culture of a country when you're going on a seven days trip and it's perfectly fine this way, of course it's appreciated but most people dont really mind unless it's something super nasty or not socially acceptable. wearing whatever you want during your trip is really none of the two. hell, i'd even go as far as to say that seeing tourists in old french dresses and garments would make my day for the better, i know you guys in the us have a problem with cultural appropriation, but here this kind of thing is considered appreciation. you're not claiming it's yours by no means, you're just trying it out for a bit and have fun doing it. i get that you've said it's a pet peeve or yours but you're making a problem out of something that isn't really a problem in the first place to me.

Sure! Prices for which though? 😊

@@uglyducklingskincare I’m not sure. Like I don’t know how París money works have NEVER looked into it. But I’d love to know. Like what money to they run and is everything expensive or not? That sort of thing.

And then there seven years everything is very expensive in Paris

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@@uglyducklingskincare It was a joke. As in going to St Denis while you're in Paris would be a mistake..

@@uglyducklingskincare it’s also where the Stade de France shootings occurred :(

Thank you for this comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣

she didnt say that?

Praying these protests end soon. 🙏🙏🙏

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I mean, she has 1st hand experience. Which is more than most of the people watching so yeah, I'd say she's an expert.

@@twit9129 no she is not