Mineral makeup - any good?

jeannieblue

Keeping_Motivated wrote: »

Thanks Jeannie, for now I will do the same and just use the foundation and I will only try the powder if need it, no point me adding more if the foundation does the job. Will see how it goes.

KM x

Don't take my word for it - just because I don't have time, doesn't mean you don't!

moneysaver30_2

Hey everyone this is my first post :j

In response to the mineral makeup posting - it is an unreal product I have been using it for 3 years now. At first I was using the bare essentials brand but now I have changed to use Arbonne (swiss brand) it is only £22 and comes with a free brush every time Now I have become an agent for Arbonne because all the skin care products and make are affordable safe and give great results.

Later

jeannieblue

moneysaver30 wrote: »

Hey everyone this is my first post :j

In response to the mineral makeup posting - it is an unreal product I have been using it for 3 years now. At first I was using the bare essentials brand but now I have changed to use Arbonne (swiss brand) it is only £22 and comes with a free brush every time Now I have become an agent for Arbonne because all the skin care products and make are affordable safe and give great results.

Later

Be patient with me... I'm old

What do you mean by it being an unreal product?

Safe? Are you saying that some are not safe?

Is arbonne pure minerals and does it contain talc?

What sort of brush?

Lots of questions I know and - you finished with 'later' - does that mean there is more to come?

Bargain_Rzl

Hmmmm.... moneysaver30's post (being her first) sounds suspiciously like advertising :spam:

On another subject... I was interviewed very briefly on BBC1 last Saturday. I didn't know I was going to be interviewed, but was dressed up for a night out. After the event my mum contacted me to say she'd seen my 30 seconds of fame, and the first thing she said was... how good my skin looked! I was wearing EB foundation and powder, and Boots No.7 eye makeup... My mum has witnessed all my skin traumas since age 15, so I'd say that's a thumbs-UP to Elemental Beauty!

jeannieblue

Bargain_Rzl wrote: »

Hmmmm.... moneysaver30's post (being her first) sounds suspiciously like advertising :spam:

On another subject... I was interviewed very briefly on BBC1 last Saturday. I didn't know I was going to be interviewed, but was dressed up for a night out. After the event my mum contacted me to say she'd seen my 30 seconds of fame, and the first thing she said was... how good my skin looked! I was wearing EB foundation and powder, and Boots No.7 eye makeup... My mum has witnessed all my skin traumas since age 15, so I'd say that's a thumbs-UP to Elemental Beauty!

Oh how lovely - wish I had seen it! Not that I would know who you are!

Bargain_Rzl

It was at the Last Night of the Proms... about 1m 30s into this clip

jeannieblue

Bargain_Rzl wrote: »

It was at the Last Night of the Proms... about 1m 30s into this clip

Black dress, flower in cleavage, hair up and lovely dimples??

Bargain_Rzl

That's me Wouldn't normally wear a pink carnation with a turquoise necklace, but I was on the team that made the carnation buttonholes (also seen on all the performers), and the turquoise jewellery went with the shoes and handbag, which you can't see

(Oh... and I used to go out with the bloke in the yellow T-shirt)

jeannieblue

Bargain_Rzl wrote: »

That's me Wouldn't normally wear a pink carnation with a turquoise necklace, but I was on the team that made the carnation buttonholes (also seen on all the performers), and the turquoise jewellery went with the shoes and handbag, which you can't see

(Oh... and I used to go out with the bloke in the yellow T-shirt)

You are lovely - cute dimples!

Its nice to put a face to the poster!! And hey - the skin looked perfect!

Bargain_Rzl

Thanks