ladyd12
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Thank you girls so much!!!!They really do!Thank you so much, Dolly Snow! I was hoping they look natural instead of "fake" lol.
She has beautiful eyes too!
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Mac - Maleficent (May 15, 2014)
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Uptownbackinit
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You pull them off beautifully for being a first time wearer.
ladyd12
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Thank you so much, Uptownbackinit!!!You pull them off beautifully for being a first time wearer.Wearing MAC 36 False Eyelashes (First time ever wearing falsies!)
Uptownbackinit
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You are welcome sweetie!Thank you so much, Uptownbackinit!!!
elegant-one
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LOVE them on you!!!
MandyVanHook
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She sure knows how to rock a false lash even on her first try, doesn't she?
ladyd12
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LOVE them on you!!!
Thank you so much, elegant-one and MandyVanHook!!!
elegant-one
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Oh my for sure! I love how they look on her.
Dolly Snow
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She definitely does! Most girls mess up but her first try was perfect IMO
katieanne
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they look beautiful! i still haven't mastered falsies and its been quite a few tries!
ladyd12
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Thank you guys so much!!!they look beautiful! i still haven't mastered falsies and its been quite a few tries!
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Violasphere
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Those 36 lashes are the bomb!! I love them too! I was incredibly suprised!
ladyd12
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Thank you so much, Violasphere!!!
lilinah
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Quote: Originally Posted by MandyVanHook
I was originally told that I was NW. I think they looked at the redness that I carried in my cheeks and just assumed that must mean I'm NW. The next time I was told NC. In actuality, I probably fall more into the neutral category. In Nars Sheer Glow, I mix Mont Blanc (pink undertone) with Gobi (yellow undertone) to get my match.
I'm neutral, between 15 & 20. I was thinking of getting NARS Sheer Glow, but haven't settled on the color.
Was Deauville ("Light with neutral balance of pink and yellow undertones") too dark for you? It was too dark for me.
I haven't tested Siberia ("Light with neutral balance of pink and yellow undertones") yet. Was it too light?
I was originally told that I was NW. I think they looked at the redness that I carried in my cheeks and just assumed that must mean I'm NW. The next time I was told NC. In actuality, I probably fall more into the neutral category. In Nars Sheer Glow, I mix Mont Blanc (pink undertone) with Gobi (yellow undertone) to get my match.
I'm neutral, between 15 & 20. I was thinking of getting NARS Sheer Glow, but haven't settled on the color.
Was Deauville ("Light with neutral balance of pink and yellow undertones") too dark for you? It was too dark for me.
I haven't tested Siberia ("Light with neutral balance of pink and yellow undertones") yet. Was it too light?
hitchcockblonde
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I know you haven't asked me but I actually found Siberia leaned more yellow than neutral. Someone else may have a different experience though.
lilinah
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Quote: Originally Posted by Uptownbackinit
Quote: Originally Posted by Dolly Snow
Naked Skin is awesome. I used to use it but I have dry skin so it emphasized my dry skin. But my sister thought it worked really well.
I liked it too, but it did to make dry spots worse. Maybe if I invested in a super good moisturizer . I just don't know where to start.
For a moisturizer i recommend looking at http://beautypedia.com.
Product ratings are reviewed based on ingredients. They include everything from really cheap to really high end -- price is not a determining factor on whether it works. That way you can find a brand and a product that suits your needs and price range.
Moisturizers With SPF:
http://www.paulaschoice.com/beautypedia-skin-care-reviews/best-skin-care-products/Skin-Care/Moisturizers-With-Sunscreen
Moisturizers Without SPF:
http://www.paulaschoice.com/beautypedia-skin-care-reviews/best-skin-care-products/Skin-Care/Moisturizers-Without-Sunscreen
Quote: Originally Posted by Dolly Snow
Naked Skin is awesome. I used to use it but I have dry skin so it emphasized my dry skin. But my sister thought it worked really well.
I liked it too, but it did to make dry spots worse. Maybe if I invested in a super good moisturizer . I just don't know where to start.
For a moisturizer i recommend looking at http://beautypedia.com.
Product ratings are reviewed based on ingredients. They include everything from really cheap to really high end -- price is not a determining factor on whether it works. That way you can find a brand and a product that suits your needs and price range.
Moisturizers With SPF:
http://www.paulaschoice.com/beautypedia-skin-care-reviews/best-skin-care-products/Skin-Care/Moisturizers-With-Sunscreen
Moisturizers Without SPF:
http://www.paulaschoice.com/beautypedia-skin-care-reviews/best-skin-care-products/Skin-Care/Moisturizers-Without-Sunscreen
vaisforluvrs
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Just be aware that this site is a little biased and tends to rate PC products as the best of the best. If you are unsure about some of the ingredients, you can do a double-check with cosdna.com or ewg.org too.
lilinah
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Absolutely! Take advantage of samples!Quote: Originally Posted by Whitneyallison
Don't feel like a nut, that is their job to help you find what you are looking for.
Take advantage of the samples too lol
The new skin tone-matching technological-whiz gizmo was a TOTAL FAILURE for me.
Instead i took home and tested dozens of product samples for 2 years before i found a foundation that had the finish, coverage, color, and tone that work.
jchait
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Is it terrible that I am afraid to ask for samples? When I was younger, the women at the counters made me feel like $hit for asking for them. Or would outright tell me no
Dolly Snow
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Anytime I stop by the mall, I swing by Sephora and look around and ask for samples for the hell of it lol
