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mineral makeup - samples from only 29p each
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Looks like some yummy products..shame no lip gloss though. HAve placed an order of course!
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price per sample now risen to 99pis officially a GLEEK0
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doodledoodle24 wrote:price per sample now risen to 99p
maybe should read from 29p. the eyeshadows are 29p each but some items are 49p (blusher etc) and foudation, bronzer and powders are 99p;)
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WelshLamb wrote:maybe should read from 29p. the eyeshadows are 29p each but some items are 49p (blusher etc) and foudation, bronzer and powders are 99p;)
ooooooooohhhhhhhis officially a GLEEK0 -
how big are the samples does anyone know?
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It does tell you on the website. Not had mine yet though.When it comes to thought, some people stop at nothing.........0
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It does and always did read 'from 29p'.WelshLamb wrote:maybe should read from 29p. the eyeshadows are 29p each but some items are 49p (blusher etc) and foudation, bronzer and powders are 99p;)When it comes to thought, some people stop at nothing.........0 -
I got some LilyLolo samples a few weeks ago. I liked the eye colours but the foundation colours weren't quite right for me.
Then I found this US site : http://www.everydayminerals.com/ which offers a free sample kit (go to Custom Kits page) and you only pay the postage (NB there is a choice of postage...the USPS Airmail letter to UK is the cheapest. ) which, at the present $ to £ rates works out at about £2.35 ish for the lot and doesn't take too long to arrive!
Payable by PayPal.
The kit (in cute little pots) includes:
3 x foundation samples (in whatever colours and formulas you like)
1 x blusher
1 x concealer
All the foundation colours come in 4 different formulas...Glo (very shiny), Semi-Matte, Matte and Intense.
The full size pots work out at roughly £6 each at the moment. There are also Everyday Minis selections or there is a Starter Kit which has 2 x foundations, 1 x Blusher, 1 x Concealer and a kabuki brush/2 mini brushes at $28 which , with postage added, works out at around £18. That's good value, I'd say
I've found that a mix of Fair and Medium is best for my pink-toned Celtic skin. The Fair by itself was rather ghostly _pale_. Now...if I can just decide.....0 -
Recently my sister gave me of her some Bare Escentuals to try, but it was all too yellow-toned for me (she lives in L.A. so it suits her tan :cool: ).
Last evening I sent off for the Starter Kit from http://www.everydayminerals.com/ and added a mini eyeshadow to it, so with p&p that comes to US$37.43 which works out at around £19.68 at yesterday's exchange rates.
An acceptable price, I feel, for 2 full-sized pots of foundation, 1 blusher, 1 concealer, 1 finishing powder , 2 brushes and a mini eyeshadow.... all of which should help conceal my slight rosacea problem and not make it flare up
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