Ahh, help me girls! UDPP is a little bit TOO good lol.
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jilliandanica
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I love my 266 for fluidlines and MAC Cleanse Off Oil for taking anything and everything off!
SlimSugar
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I havent used UDPP yet but I do have it coming in a haul I purchased this week on cyber monday.. free shipping!!!
but I do have the fluidline and I can contest at 266 brush is FANTAASTIC... it is a bit hard to take off.. when it says its long wearing smudgeproof they wasnt joking!!!
Originally Posted by xphoxbex
Well after reading several reviews about UDPP, I finally went and bought it today. I tested it out and It stayed on really well! Problem is, its a little bit hard to remove! So what do u gal's use to remove your eye makeup after using UDPP. And second question, I'm about to purchase fluidline, only prob. is, I don't know what brush to use, and I'm new to it, so please recommend me a good brush for a beginner! THANKS luv u girls! 
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I havent used UDPP yet but I do have it coming in a haul I purchased this week on cyber monday.. free shipping!!!
lil_kismet
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My personal favourite eye makeup remover is Merle Norman's Luxiva Dual Action Eye Makeup Remover. It is extremely gentle on the eyes and removes evvvverything.
As a suuuper cheap and convenient alternative, a small dab of olive oil removes heavy-duty makeup like a charm! Just dab the area with a qtip, gently rub in with a finger, and wipe off with a tissue.
Also, when I'm all out, I find that a TINY dab of Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo works extremely well too! Dab on a tiny dot of baby shampoo, very gently rub it in, and rinse with water and a face cloth.
As a suuuper cheap and convenient alternative, a small dab of olive oil removes heavy-duty makeup like a charm! Just dab the area with a qtip, gently rub in with a finger, and wipe off with a tissue.
Also, when I'm all out, I find that a TINY dab of Johnson & Johnson's baby shampoo works extremely well too! Dab on a tiny dot of baby shampoo, very gently rub it in, and rinse with water and a face cloth.
purrtykitty
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mac wipes...unless i'm wearing a fluidline, then i use one of those dual-phase makeup removers (lancome's is really great, but i'm pretty sure any will do).
Dreamergirl3
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I love using Olive Oil to take off my eye makeup, esp since I wear a lot of waterproof e/l and mascara. I first used baby oil for a very short time but I absolutely hate the smell of baby ANYTHING lol!
prettygirl
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I have the 266se brush.. and it pretty much sucks!! Maybe the 266 brush is better. And to get my make up off easily.. I use Neutrogena Make up remover wipes. Or sometimes when i run out.. I simply just put lotion (not irritant) on tissue paper.. and it comes off with a little bit of work
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| Originally Posted by Love Always Ivy
fluidline: mac 266 :-D (dont get the 266se like i originally did bc its very stiff) |
I have the 266se brush.. and it pretty much sucks!! Maybe the 266 brush is better. And to get my make up off easily.. I use Neutrogena Make up remover wipes. Or sometimes when i run out.. I simply just put lotion (not irritant) on tissue paper.. and it comes off with a little bit of work
Leilani78
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I use the dove facial moisture cloths or good old maybelline eye makeup remover.
also for fluidline, i use an angled artist brush. check out enkore on youtube for his suggestions on artist brushes for more information.
YouTube - MAC Brushes vs Painting Brushes
also here is a thread where someone asked if they needed to buy a MAC brush for fluidline.
http://specktra.net/f165/do-i-need-b...h-liner-83615/
also for fluidline, i use an angled artist brush. check out enkore on youtube for his suggestions on artist brushes for more information.
YouTube - MAC Brushes vs Painting Brushes
also here is a thread where someone asked if they needed to buy a MAC brush for fluidline.
http://specktra.net/f165/do-i-need-b...h-liner-83615/
