Women's All The Wrong People Have Impostor Syndrome Scoop Neck T-Shirt

Women's All The Wrong People Have Impostor Syndrome Scoop Neck T-Shirt

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$36.00

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Women's All The Wrong People Have Impostor Syndrome Scoop Neck T-ShirtEver notice how some of the biggest over achievers you know wonder if they're really as capable as others seem to think? Meanwhile, thanks to the Dunning Kruger Effect it's the truly incompetent who always seem so impressed with themselves. While you're working out your imposter syndrome in therapy this funny psychology shirt is a perfect way to get a laugh from your therapist. Let go of your questionable self esteem and performance anxiety, and know

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SUPER greasy. I have dry skin and it was incredibly greasy for me. It didn’t dry down at all and felt like it sat/slid around on my face. Obviously goes on clear since it’s a chemical sunscreen. Vaseline gel-like texture in your hand and applies like a silicone barrier. That part makes a little sense since I think dimethicone is high on the ingredient list. Unscented and didn’t test under makeup. I wouldn’t recommend this to anyone and I don’t think I’d try it again, which is disappointing cause I was hopeful with this one after reading reviews! The glowing reviews versus my experience makes me think folks aren’t applying enough SPF to get adequate sun protection. I’m a skincare girlie so it’s always a half teaspoon for this face.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2025