favorite cosmetic products

[creature6]

is it the Jordan's tread????????????

[Ko Pilot]

Originally Posted by creature6

is it the jordan's tread????????????

i could have sworn there was an "h" in thread??????????????????????????

[creature6]

quite right sir.
thank you for pointing it out.
what would i do without you?
oh i wonder?????????????????

[Ophelia's Snorkel]

Reanimating a half-dead thread, but I just wanted to put my recommendation in for Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear black nail varnish - cheap and holds up like nothing else - and Got 2 B Glued hairspray. I've actually converted from my trusty AquaNet for this stuff. My hair is a triumph of gravity-defiance now.

As for the foundation debate, I do use it daily. Not because of breakouts or a "finished" look, but because when I hit puberty, my skin developed odd colouring. A couple of yellowish places, some red splotchiness on occasion. I use Estee Lauder, and then only lightly. There's nothing actually medically wrong with my skin, but I like looking the way I think of myself, if that makes sense.

[Saya]

Got tea tree concealer from the Body Shop the other day, it does wonders.

[creature6]

Originally Posted by Ophelia's Snorkel

As for the foundation debate, I do use it daily. Not because of breakouts or a "finished" look, but because when I hit puberty, my skin developed odd colouring. A couple of yellowish places, some red splotchiness on occasion. I use Estee Lauder, and then only lightly. There's nothing actually medically wrong with my skin, but I like looking the way I think of myself, if that makes sense.

have you try to go to the sauna ?
that usually help to cleanse your skin.

[Ophelia's Snorkel]

I did go a few times when it first began, and I tried two years without makeup of any kind paired with drinking loads of water and taking vitamins; but it doesn't seem to be a clogged pores or oily/dry skin problem. It's just a kind of unevenness in skin colouring. I don't know, it's likely quite common and normal; but I still like to glance in the mirror and have the illusion of a flawless complexion. If the foundation doesn't exacerbate it - which, fortunately, it doesn't - I suppose I'll keep wearing it as the solution. What can I say? I'm unapologetically vain.

[creature6]

have you been to a dermatologist ?
he might recommend you a cream .

[Ophelia's Snorkel]

Hrm, I haven't tried that. It would be very nice to save the money I spend on foundation, and the rest of my makeup (the everpresent eyeliner) would be fine by itself. Thanks for the suggestion.

[Pineapple_Juice]

Bought an eight dollar liquid liner that blows chunks. Threw it away but when I go and get more I will tell you all which brand it was so you can avoid eight dollars of fail.

[creature6]

when it comes to liquid eye liner,i use Rubby &Millie and i never been disappointed with that one.it's a very good one.