fortworthgal
Call Me a Cab
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I just got a couple tubes of the infamous and much-coveted Max Factor Pan-Stik through MUA swaps. I can't wait to try it!
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Vintage/Retro Cosmetic brands?
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Gustin Vintage Heavyweight Sweatshirt - Natural Rainbow Nep - $119 Rugged 14oz cotton that gets better with every wear. -
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - #395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks. -
Iron and Resin - Buffalo Shirt - $119 Classic, yet modern. 6.5oz yarn dyed cotton flannel with a warm micro polar fleece lining.
I know someone mentioned Bourjois a while back, and I fell in love with their blusher all over again today! Years ago I used to wear their Little Round Pot blush in shade 48 (Cendre de Rose Brune). I don't really know why I stopped, but after reading about it on here I vowed to buy it again, and now I remember why I love it! It smells AMAZING, has a lovely texture that blends and applies beautifully, is really pigmented so lasts for ages, even though the pot is small. It's a little pricey, but blush seems to last months even with daily use, so I suppose it's justifiable...! Also, I never had the issue of the pot breaking as a lot of people have said in reviews.
The shade itself is great too- it's a matte medium rosy pink, but it doesn't look flat as you might expect- it looks very natural even when worn with red lips. Aaah, I'm so glad this thread reminded me!
Buoyed by that rediscovery, I've treated myself to one of their famous LRP eyeshadows- shade 8, Rose Beige. Hoping it will be a nice shimmery alternative to my regular matte eyeshadow (MUA shade 17). Seems like the eyeshadow and blush is what made Bourjois famous, and they're also the two oldest products in their range.
The shade itself is great too- it's a matte medium rosy pink, but it doesn't look flat as you might expect- it looks very natural even when worn with red lips. Aaah, I'm so glad this thread reminded me!
Buoyed by that rediscovery, I've treated myself to one of their famous LRP eyeshadows- shade 8, Rose Beige. Hoping it will be a nice shimmery alternative to my regular matte eyeshadow (MUA shade 17). Seems like the eyeshadow and blush is what made Bourjois famous, and they're also the two oldest products in their range.
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brookenormajean
New in Town
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I just stumbled upon this product whilst I was actually researching another...
They are called frownies and they originally started in 1889!
http://www.frownies.net.au/frownies-history.html
There is a US, UK site etc... I think that is kind of amazing that in 1889 a product was created for wrinkles... first natural form of botox? haha
They are called frownies and they originally started in 1889!
http://www.frownies.net.au/frownies-history.html
There is a US, UK site etc... I think that is kind of amazing that in 1889 a product was created for wrinkles... first natural form of botox? haha
Grnidwitch
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I think you'll like it FWG. I use it as a concealer at the corners of my eyes. I'm very fair skinned and the blue really shows through in those areas. I do find that it's alittle too heavie for the rest of my face. I'm at that age where my pores are big enough to drive a bus into them [huh] and I use powder foundation in those areas.
