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Heatwave make up

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  • Padstow wrote: »
    I for one would love to see them.
    In the days when most were plucking, I loved my brows as did my friends in the business. We would never have understood why anyone would pluck above. Why did you? Not you happybutterfly, but those reading.
    The only thing I did was comb them up, then snip across the top so they didn't stray.
    Now I get the dry mascara wand and brush them. Dry, as in wiped on a tissue.

    The new brow fashion looks to me like the scraping of something on a plate by a silly chef.
    Picture it. Dollop, then spread. That's the new brow!

    Took some pics this morning for posting then changed my mind as I really, really don't like looking at photos of my face :(
  • vanessav
    vanessav Posts: 71 Forumite
    Padstow wrote: »
    I couldn't spend a Summer without it Bennifred. Eau de Rochas. Not to be confused with the male version which I found disappointing.

    My latest batch via Amazon came from Barcelona.

    It was on sale here in the UK long ago, but now only in hot Countries. The shower gel is amazing and the body lotion is like a very fine oil.

    I used to wear Eau de Rochas in the '80s. If I remember it was gorgeous citrus and patchouli. A little bit hippie and very fresh. Today i am wearing Amazone. Galaxy perfume still has 1980s bottles on their website! I love the oldies!
  • flutterby_lil
    flutterby_lil Posts: 1,879 Forumite
    none......if people dont like they way i look without makeup, they can look the other way....plus it saves me a fortune....

    i wear make up for special occasions....otherwise i find it drys my skin out really bad so it's easier not to use it!

    I went on holiday in May and have worn it once since we got back, for a night out, don't need it with the tan our glorious weather is giving me :)
  • metoyoubear
    metoyoubear Posts: 1,438 Forumite
    Can anyone help please with what sort of foundation etc to wear in this heat,I don't know what to buy that won't just slide off my face lol
  • metoyoubear - Lily Lolo mineral foundation might do you right :)

    HBS x
    "I believe in ordinary acts of bravery, in the courage that drives one person to stand up for another."

    "It's easy to know what you're against, quite another to know what you're for."

    #Bremainer
  • Very similar to what I wear most of the year, though the last few days I have omitted the blush.

    Neutrogena sfp30 'holiday face'
    ELF concealer
    Boots waterproof mascara
    Rimmel blush
    NYC 'applelicious' lip tint
    No buying unnecessary toiletries 2014. Epiphany on 4/4/14 - went into shop to buy 2 items, walked out with 17!


  • iamamm
    iamamm Posts: 98 Forumite
    My make up is very annoying,using Avon mineral(powder) foundation with face powder over the top & it's just sliding off my face,got a couple of free samples of Garnier miracle skin perfector BB cream,the same result,my face just looks oily,any tips people please as I don't have good skin so I need some foundation & I'm fed up of looking really shiny :o


    Milk of magnesia as a primer is your friend ;) search this board or have a google :)
    :happyloveThank you, thank you, thank you :happylove
  • tandydadder
    tandydadder Posts: 96 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10 Posts
    I'm wearing Jane Iredale dream tint, a wee bit of bronzer, a clarins chubby stick liptint, and estee lauder waterproof mascara. It's more than enough in this heat - my regular foundation would slide right off my face.
    Thanks to all of you for posting the competitions! Really appreciate it. :lovethoug
  • sweaty_betty
    sweaty_betty Posts: 1,337 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker Xmas Saver!
    I have this problem generally as I have quite oily skin (despite using a range of primers, foundation bases etc). For a while I used a foundation from a company called Red Earth, which was Australian I think. But I've not been able to track it down for a few years now.

    All I'm doing in this heat is putting on powder over my foundation but I'm not sure that's working particularly well.
  • metoyoubear
    metoyoubear Posts: 1,438 Forumite
    I have this problem generally as I have quite oily skin (despite using a range of primers, foundation bases etc). For a while I used a foundation from a company called Red Earth, which was Australian I think. But I've not been able to track it down for a few years now.

    All I'm doing in this heat is putting on powder over my foundation but I'm not sure that's working particularly well.

    I keep adding powder then I look caked in it!

    My face looks shiny before I even start to put any make up on it.
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