Glam on a budget

bexxie90

Ivrytwr3 wrote: »

looool, are you a blonde female by chance?

Yup a blonde female but with 9 G.C.S.E's above B,4 A levels and a Degree but confess to having those 'Blonde Moments'
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spook181

Hi

I have seen a site that has a tab you click to show everything from all the high Street shops under a £10 you can search colour,item type ,fabric and lots more clothes /shoes /lingerie etc and it brings loads up under £3 well worth a look as there are bargains to be had .
company is called Stylesorter and its a uk address
when i did a general search in clothes under a tenner it gave me over a 1000 items!:j

~*Plushroom*~

kittiwoz wrote: »

I use Barry M Dazzle dust which comes in a fantastic range of colours and is £4.50 per pot. They are very versatile because they can be applied dry and smudged, mixed to a paint with water for extra accuracy and drama, mixed with vaseline for a gloss or with moistursing lotion for a subtle finish. You can also mx the colours. I know you can get eyeshadows much cheaper from C2K etc. but the Barry M dazzle dust is very highly pigmented and has fantastic staying power.

I have recently changed brands to the Primark version of Dazzle Dust (Pack of 2 for £1) and I have to say they are just as pigmented and stay on all day (And night should you so choose - I forgot to take mine off the other day and it was still in place when I got up). Of course they only have limited colours (about 6 that I saw). But very good for gifts or for overhauling a make-up collection with a whole new set of shades (Still love my red Barry M dust though ).

My tips would be:

1- Use coconut oil as a moisturiser for face and body. You can buy it very cheaply in chemists, it has no scent, gives a gorgeous sheen to the skin (Good for nights out) and can be used as a face treatment. Once a week I put some on my face and leave it overnight, rest of the week I use olive oil on my skin. I've found my laugh lines, faint as they were, have gone and my skin looks more even and scars are fading faster.

2- Check out the Boots thread on Grabbit if you're planning a purchase, someone may know of a way to get it cheaper or of whether a product you haven't used before is worth it. Saved me a bit of money!