montREALady
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Oops I read it like you were tired of them and wanted to return one for another. Phew. I was like, "Wow, she's tough!"
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Mayanas
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Ipsy
MsGlossy
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I've never tried Ipsy but by vote would be for Birchbox since you can review the items in your box each month and earn $5 in Birchbox credits. I cashed in my credits to get 2 BeautyBlender twin-packs. They also had a promo code for a free Pure BeautyBlender with a $40 BB purchase so I got that too! With the points you earn it's like paying $5 per box...says my inner accountant.
shontay07108
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I did a Google search and I read that ipsy is more for makeup and birchbox for skincare. Don't know how true that is, but I think I might try ipsy. I like the look of their site.
montREALady
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Ipsy
I do Ipsy. Not even sure why I chose it over bb. Maybe cost? Question, the fragrance promo, triple points for the fragrance portion of an order or the whole order as long as there is a fragrance in it? I feel like in the past it was the latter but reading it now, it looks like the former?
MsGlossy
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Both subscriptions are $10 per month.
In the past the triple points used to apply to your entire purchase, but they updated the system last year. Now, the triple points is only on the actual qualifying item.
montREALady
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Ipsy is great, I really have found some good stuff through it and if you like a product, you can get a discount on the full size. The little bags are fun too. I've been using one as my makeup bag in my handbag since last year. The rest have become a collection :lol: I mean $10? It was a no-brainer for me. Fill out the questionnaire and you get products tailored to that. For the most part... I sometimes get a product I don't care for.
montREALady
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I may have to get bb too then, lol. I think it was the skincare angle that didn't interest me, but I'm getting older
Okay thanks!
montREALady
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Oooh there's a Birchbox store in Soho! May have to check it out! You can build your own Birchbox.
MsGlossy
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Can't go wrong with that. I would definitely pay $15 to get to choose the samples that I actually want (just checked it out on their site).
Anneri
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I remember a really nice review of that store on Rocaille Writes if you want to look into it. Made me want to visit it someday!
YarahFlower
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My mom keeps warning me to be careful what I ask for lol.. girls are challenging, but our awesomeness makes up for the challenge! My son is 7 and is already SO protective over me, he gets it from his dad. I'm enjoying him at this age, and I look forward to our relationship growing and maturing the way you spoke about you and your son! God Willing
YarahFlower
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There have been many times where I've wanted to purchase a high end facial primer...I never do because honestly I have not found ONE that justifies the price tag, or fulfills its claims. So I just collect samples, lol. I don't do drugstore primers because all have broke me out :sigh: I'm interested in the MUFE ones but not sure yet...any thoughts?
allthingsglam
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Anybody have this brush It is sold at sephora only If so how do u like it
montREALady
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Hi ladies! Black pro Beauty Blender, pink regular...? Is the Real Techniques one comparable? Thanks. I've been using ones I got on Amazon and my Avon one. Just want to see what the hype is about I guess. But if RT is just as good I'll do that, lol. I can buy like 3 of them to equal 1 bb
TwiggyPop
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Just for the fragrance.
TwiggyPop
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One of the sephora weekly specials was a deluxe sample of your choice of MUFE primer for a $25 purchase. I would try it to see if you like it. I got the smoothing primer and it's my favorite one yet.
