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I like to use olive oil on my hair overnight for a deep conditioning.
I've also been using the cheap Maybelline Great Lash mascara since I was 16. I've tried tons of others and keep going back to that one...it's great, lol.
Since I STILL!!!! suffer from acne outbreaks, I've discovered that Proactiv keeps it in check. I only use the cleanser, though, the rest of the system is too harsh for my skin.
I've also been using the cheap Maybelline Great Lash mascara since I was 16. I've tried tons of others and keep going back to that one...it's great, lol.
Since I STILL!!!! suffer from acne outbreaks, I've discovered that Proactiv keeps it in check. I only use the cleanser, though, the rest of the system is too harsh for my skin.
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florencia said:
I knew that Issey would be your fav!!!!
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LuluDeren said:
I also like maybelline! I have quite a few in my kit! Proactiv is good but can be harsh on the skin it does have a very high amount of salicylic acid.. thats the cause for drying out blemishes etc.. but it can tend to make you look dry all over
The best feedback I've gotten from skincare specialists for acne skin is from Dr.Brandt... He is one of the biggest doctors.. uses the highest level of Salicylic acid but he has hydrating properties combined into his skincare..
Absolute amazing stuff! Poreless moisture and Pore effect..
Check out his products.. www.dermadoctor.com
jurlique daycare face cream and hydroderm, also my eyelash curler, I have long brown eyelashes so I just curl them and viola! almost forgot, burts bees lip stuff.
I need to learn how to apply make up, which makeup counter do you think is the best for lessons....MAC? Prescriptives? those two here are the only ones I have seen where the makeup girls look good, not painted up like stage makeup....? whatch think y'all?
I need to learn how to apply make up, which makeup counter do you think is the best for lessons....MAC? Prescriptives? those two here are the only ones I have seen where the makeup girls look good, not painted up like stage makeup....? whatch think y'all?
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CaliGirl said:
Eyelash curlers are a must!! If you want professional, Industry Makeup artists, Go to NARS or a MAC boutique.. Some MAC girls/guys on counters in stores aren't usually professionally qualified.. Some are, Boutique stores is where they know everything.. NARS is the best.. All the artists there are huge with editoral work.. Let me know how it goes..
-Hair-I keep going back to Bumble & Bumble Shampoo and Conditioner
-I like the Davines styling products
-Aveeno is the only thing that keeps my face in check
-I Love Body Shot Coconut Body Butter-only moisturizer that is thick enough to keep my skin nice an moist
-Make up I only use Mineral powder all over-does not make me breakout
-MAC everything else but not their mascara
-Chanel lip gloss-doesn't last real long but not sticky and has no taste!
-Aveda Hand therapy for hands and feet-never leave without it
-I like the Davines styling products
-Aveeno is the only thing that keeps my face in check
-I Love Body Shot Coconut Body Butter-only moisturizer that is thick enough to keep my skin nice an moist
-Make up I only use Mineral powder all over-does not make me breakout
-MAC everything else but not their mascara
-Chanel lip gloss-doesn't last real long but not sticky and has no taste!
-Aveda Hand therapy for hands and feet-never leave without it
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DeDe said:
OOH! Nice!
I love Bumble&Bumble too.. Have you tried the prolash from MAC??
Great feedback..
Thanks DeDe
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* Kerastase hair products
* YSL Touche Eclat
* Lancome Bifacil eye make up remover
* Revlon nail polish
* Clinique Super Defence Normal/Dry is my new day moisturiser fave
Splurged on some SK-II serum and not sure whether it's worth it yet - have you tried it?
Will definitely try the YSL mascara - I currently use Lancome Definicils but they must have changed the formula because it's not as good.
What's your recommendation for eyeshadow? MAC? Used to use Bourjois in the UK and Stila in the US but can't get either here (Australia).
* YSL Touche Eclat
* Lancome Bifacil eye make up remover
* Revlon nail polish
* Clinique Super Defence Normal/Dry is my new day moisturiser fave
Splurged on some SK-II serum and not sure whether it's worth it yet - have you tried it?
Will definitely try the YSL mascara - I currently use Lancome Definicils but they must have changed the formula because it's not as good.
What's your recommendation for eyeshadow? MAC? Used to use Bourjois in the UK and Stila in the US but can't get either here (Australia).
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mermaid said:
SK-II is amazing..! I have the spary foundation from them too.. gives that very airbrushed effect.. Totally worth the money..
Try SK-II moisturiser too.. You'll feel alot more comfortable in the winter.. Actually isn't it your summer there now? Or try EVE LOM moisturiser too, they have great light textures.. Clinique isn't that great for skin.. It actually really drys out skin sometimes.. Its a very deceiving company.. the ingrediants are too fake.. they have no antioxidants in anything, But they use a high level of Alcohol in everything they sell, It Strips the skins natural moisture and once you stop using the stuff.. Ones skin is so poor in hydration that one assumes they need the "Clinique" products.. So they go buy more.. etc
Thats how that skincare works.. It is good for young teenage oily skin.. Anyone over 20 shouldn't use that stuff.. If you like it, Use it, Not one makeupartist I know would go near clinique.. You can do much better!
1. Whats your skin type?
2. What are your skin concerns?
3. Whats your makeup routine?
I'll give you a list of whats best for you..
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