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MSE Parents Club Part 15
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Buttonmoons wrote: »:rotfl: Don't think I can make the builders conference sadly as I'm back down in Leeds on the 4th of November.
Not the conference in Edinburgh on the 23rd November?
Just got in from a loooooooong lunch with a friend, she's beside herself because the "friend" who emailed her husband vile lies about her having an affair is trying to stage a coup and steal all her other friendsI however have let it be known that I am beyond all cliques and unpleasantness and either like people or I don't. I have, therefore, not received any invitations to the "be my friend not her friend" parties and events that Vile Liar Frenemy is sending out.
Still, I had nommy steak and chips and a diet Coke with a slice of orange in it, so all is well with the world. I also got some new leggings, my winter wardrobe is going to feature leggings heavily because I hate it when my trouser legs get all wet and need something to tuck into boots.
All well? Has Em obligingly peed for us again?Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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Is it the 23rd of November? OOOOOOOOOH!!! Well that makes more sense as I thought it was 23rd of October you were meaning :rotfl:
Shot me down as a maybe baby, I'll just let Keira skive off nursery and we can gallevant around Scotand. Edumacational you see0 -
Buttons, I use revlon photo ready foundation, it stays on for ages and is nice and blendable. Reminds me of when I used to be rich and used clinique, except it stays on longer! I think its like £12 or something? For everything else, Avon or www.eyeslipsface.co.uk :money:it might be cheap buts its all fab. And thats speaking as an ex beauty therapist
ETA - highlighter just as good as benefit http://www.eyeslipsface.co.uk/product~prodID~71.htmMummy to
DS (born March 2009)
DD (born January 2012)
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newmoneysaver wrote: »Good news is his eczema is loads better this week - Now, is this because he hasn't been to my mums? Becuase I don't give him juice? Because I don't give hime biscuits whenever he asks? Mmmm
This reminds me, Lilys Eczema has really improved since i stopped giving her my breakfast with cows milk.
Although Wheetabix with Aptamil in taste like poo.0 -
Buttons, I use revlon photo ready foundation, it stays on for ages and is nice and blendable. Reminds me of when I used to be rich and used clinique, except it stays on longer! I think its like £12 or something? For everything else, Avon or www.eyeslipsface.co.uk :money:it might be cheap buts its all fab. And thats speaking as an ex beauty therapist
HAVE YOU PEED?!!!! I will check out that site on Monday, when Idris gets paid :rotfl: and I have £30 boots vouchers, so perhaps I could buy that luminator benefit thingy that I have no idea what it is or does, but im presuming its like blusher and I must have it!!0 -
Buttons, I use mineral foundation (powder) and it doesn't stick to the greasy bits! It makes my skin look really nice and doesn't give me spots (except when I need to wash out the brush). You have to wear moisturiser under it (or I do) but usually I will wash (read - use one of those wipes) my face, slap on olay anti-wrinkle cream, make my coffee and then 5mins later do the foundation. The serums work too and you only have to rub it in then yoru face is dry enough.
I would never go back to liquid foundation now.0 -
I have heard about mineral foundation but I'm baffled how it works, just powder you brush on your face? How does that give you a nice smooth complexion?
It's all a minefield, if I had a willy, I'd not have these concerns.0 -
Buttonmoons wrote: »I have heard about mineral foundation but I'm baffled how it works, just powder you brush on your face? How does that give you a nice smooth complexion?
It's all a minefield, if I had a willy, I'd not have these concerns.
I use the virgin vie creamy/powder stuff no idea what it's called poss face base??- I'm a make up noob0 -
Buttonmoons wrote: »I have heard about mineral foundation but I'm baffled how it works, just powder you brush on your face? How does that give you a nice smooth complexion?
It's all a minefield, if I had a willy, I'd not have these concerns.
i was thinking more or less the same thing in boots yesterday :rotfl:
was trying to buy the tinted shampoo a hairdresser told me would eventually stop my hair looking so orange. Found it in the end but it was scarily expensive :eek::eek: Not MSE at allBut it was on 3 for 2 though
Mum of several with a twisted sense of humour and a laundry obsession:o
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Mineral foundation is after my time so not a clue about the technicalities :rotfl: but it does give good results. On me and my oily skin though, it doesnt last long. I wear it on my days off when I'm just popping out down the shop or whatever.
I havent peed cos the result will be more accurate in the morning :cool: and its only two weeks since we DTD the first time ungloved (!!), so a neg might be a false neg!Mummy to
DS (born March 2009)
DD (born January 2012)
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