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Post by iamkristinl16 on Oct 15, 2017 2:36:57 GMT
Does anyone use Estée Lauder advanced night repair and night repair eye?
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Post by peajays on Oct 15, 2017 3:30:43 GMT
I thought of this thread as I was getting ready this morning...I started using Rimmel Provocalips about a year ago...I love it! Color last pretty much all day long without needing to reapply - I might do a touch up after lunch but don't always need to. My fave color is "I'll Call You"  I have the 3rd from the bottom and the bottom one. I like both of them, they last a very long time. I tried the one in between them and it was awful on me. They are on sale right now, and I'd like to try the first one. |
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Post by Delta Dawn on Oct 15, 2017 5:48:33 GMT
Hi I went shopping to a department store in Biarritz and bought Arcancil Mat Hysteria liquid lipstick, a 2 sided bronzer and a blush. So far I love all of it. I got a lip balm too based on what the sales person told me I needed. I was ripe for being enabled and when am I going to get back there? The liquid lipstick is amazingly moisturizing and my lips didn’t crack at all. I might need another one. It €12.50 which is $18 Canadian so I thought reasonable. I will do a better review when I make up my full face when I use the other stuff, too.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 15, 2017 12:40:17 GMT
I picked up some Lacura double effect eye gel last time I was in Aldi, it's easily as good as the more expensive eye stuff I've tried.
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Post by Delta Dawn on Oct 15, 2017 12:57:48 GMT
I picked up some Lacura double effect eye gel last time I was in Aldi, it's easily as good as the more expensive eye stuff I've tried. What is eye gel? Does it dry nicely? Any colour to it? Am I going to want it? |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 15, 2017 13:17:42 GMT
It's like a thick liquid, dries very quickly but is a little bit sticky (that makes me think you won't like it) It's best applied at night as it doesn't sit well under makeup. It has no colour. For £3.99 it's a good buy.
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Post by Delta Dawn on Oct 15, 2017 13:24:06 GMT
Yeah if it’s sticky then no. What do you use it for? lainey |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 15, 2017 13:35:10 GMT
To prevent wrinkles around my eyes, I'm too young for that malarkey 
gar how are you getting on with the Maybelline lip stuff? I tried it again and liked it better until it came to getting it off!Save |
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Post by Delta Dawn on Oct 15, 2017 14:16:17 GMT
To prevent wrinkles around my eyes, I'm too young for that malarkey
gar how are you getting on with the Maybelline lip stuff? I tried it again and liked it better until it came to getting it off!SaveThat sounds excellent. I am now confused whether to use eye cream or Retin A for wrinkles. Getting old is getting old. |
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Post by Really Red on Oct 15, 2017 14:29:28 GMT
I started watching a skin care youtube channel this week that I would highly recommend. Dr. Dray -- she is a Houston dermatologist and does a great job breaking down what all the big words mean as far as ingredients go. She goes through the skin care aisles of Walgreens, Ulta, CVS, etc. and talks about the products, the ingredients, which are effective and why, and which are just a waste of money. She's a quirky little thing but she's so, so smart. Go watch her! So I watched a couple of videos and I didn't like her at all. Am I missing something? The videos are lengthy (17 mns or so) and I had to fast forward through endless nonsense about selecting bagels and other stuff. Her voice - I seriously hate to criticize that, but it's so whiny and her mom's voice is awful as well. All that to find a few tidbits about not putting essential oils in things. I'm not impressed. |
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Post by gar on Oct 15, 2017 15:08:18 GMT
To prevent wrinkles around my eyes, I'm too young for that malarkey
gar how are you getting on with the Maybelline lip stuff? I tried it again and liked it better until it came to getting it off!SaveI like its staying power but after a few hours it feel a little claggy or something. I think I'll use it but not every day. I definitely use a make remover to get it off though. |
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Post by gigi333 on Oct 15, 2017 15:53:34 GMT
What holiday items are you guys eyeing up? I think I want the turquoise Too Faced planner/palette that's at Ulta. There is usually at least one thing I will want from Sephora and Ulta on Black Friday, but I haven't seen spoilers for those yet. Not sure if these are specifically holiday items, but I am interested in this palette from Ciate and maybe this Laniege trial kit. Has anyone bought any of the Too Faced Peachy line yet? I really like what I am seeing so far and would like an honest opinion. I can’t go to Sephora until the 24th and I am chomping at the bit to get some. Anyone? Do you mean the "peaches and cream" line that is at Sephora and toofaced.com only, or the "Sweet Peach" line that's been out for a while? If you mean peaches and cream, I have the peach frost highlighter, which I love. Smells fantastic-- it is different from (better than, IMO) the sweet peach line. I mostly use it as a brow highlighter. I just ordered the setting powder tonight. Will report back. I checked out the lipsticks in store, but I didn't really like how those smelled compared to the powders, and none of the colors seemed quite right for me. If you mean the sweet peach, I have the eyeshadow palette and it's nice, though I use chocolate bar more. I had a couple of the lip glosses but they also tasted just a little funny. I wouldn't mind getting the highlighting palette, though. I wish we had ultra, that set looks fab |
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Post by cmpeter on Oct 15, 2017 17:15:29 GMT
Don't use Retin A around your eyes. It's too harsh.
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Post by cmhs on Oct 15, 2017 17:38:03 GMT
I started watching a skin care youtube channel this week that I would highly recommend. Dr. Dray -- she is a Houston dermatologist and does a great job breaking down what all the big words mean as far as ingredients go. She goes through the skin care aisles of Walgreens, Ulta, CVS, etc. and talks about the products, the ingredients, which are effective and why, and which are just a waste of money. She's a quirky little thing but she's so, so smart. Go watch her! So I watched a couple of videos and I didn't like her at all. Am I missing something? The videos are lengthy (17 mns or so) and I had to fast forward through endless nonsense about selecting bagels and other stuff. Her voice - I seriously hate to criticize that, but it's so whiny and her mom's voice is awful as well. All that to find a few tidbits about not putting essential oils in things. I'm not impressed. I get what you're saying. She's not everyone's cup of tea. She does have some videos that are more to the point and less "day in the life". For example, she does one where she talks about Cerave products and another where she talks about Differin (adapalene .01%) and really explains the benefits of the ingredients. I watch Hot & Flashy and she uses tons of products which can be confusing if you don't know what she's talking about. I find Dr. Dray explains things very clearly. |
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Post by peachiceteas on Oct 15, 2017 18:21:56 GMT
Went to Sephora today because sadly, I’m not loving my Rihanna foundation. It may be that I picked the wrong shade, or it’s not playing well with my primer and/or brush. It’s a wee bit cakey and you can tell I’m wearing it. I was going to try the Tarte Amazon Clay foundation, but they were out of my shade of course. But I was given a large sample, and if I like it I’ll probably return Rihanna’s foundation. Have you tried the fenty beauty foundation with a damp beautyblender? I always try a new foundation three ways before I make a verdict - hands, brush and beautyblender. BB is my preferred method for almost all foundations. |
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Post by penguin on Oct 15, 2017 22:53:23 GMT
Well I just dropped $60 at Ulta as a result of this thread...
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Post by birukitty on Oct 16, 2017 2:04:37 GMT
For skin care I really love Dr. Hauschka products. One because I have sensitive skin and they are gentle on my skin. And mostly because they work. I get them for 25% off online at this site www.pharamca.com which really helps with the cost. I wash my face every day with this product "Soothing Cleansing Milk" because I have dry, sensitive skin. It feels amazing after I wash my face with this. I get a 4.9 oz glass bottle with a pump for $29.25. Which lasts a really long time. Then I use the "Regenerating Day Cream" all over my face concentrating under my eyes and dabbing it on an age spot that I have on the side of my face. Since I've been using it (I bought a tube in May) the age spot has almost disappeared and the wrinkles under my eyes have too! It's not cheap ($63.75 for 1.3 oz) but it works and that's what counts. They have a separate eye cream but I just use this one all over my face. I used their Rose Day Cream for a couple of years before this because it's a lot cheaper, but their Regenerating line is what is made for mature skin and at 57 that's me. I don't like using a ton of chemicals on my face if I don't have to, especially with sensitive skin. If you are curious and want to try products from this line they have a quiz at the Dr.Hauschka website to help you determine what products are right for your type of skin. |
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Post by teddyw on Oct 16, 2017 2:30:11 GMT
I tried the Mario badescu silver powder. It’s only been one use so too early to tell.
I got the Maybelline matte lip stuff talked about on here. I don’t love it.
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Post by iamkristinl16 on Oct 16, 2017 2:50:04 GMT
To prevent wrinkles around my eyes, I'm too young for that malarkey
gar how are you getting on with the Maybelline lip stuff? I tried it again and liked it better until it came to getting it off!SaveThat sounds excellent. I am now confused whether to use eye cream or Retin A for wrinkles. Getting old is getting old. I use retinol (I have a low prescription) mixed with eye cream under my eyes and then just eye cream on the eye lids. |
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Post by heather on Oct 16, 2017 5:05:30 GMT
Tarte has all mascaras on sale for $10 on Monday using the code MASCARAMONDAY.
I picked up Lights, Camera, Lashes and Maneater.
Don’t forget to use Swagbucks if you do that.
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Post by Delta Dawn on Oct 16, 2017 9:45:26 GMT
Hi I am about to go shopping now. I need to get a new mascara as mine is almost dry. I just bought this one, too. I am in Barcelona for the EuroPeas does anyone have any suggestions what I should get? I am open to anything. I have 2 new ones at home but this is dry now. (BFF said to go without. Yeah, that not going to happen!)
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Post by Delta Dawn on Oct 16, 2017 21:05:40 GMT
Hi I was at the department store in France and haven’t told you about what the salesperson sold me. She said I needed a moisturizer after taking off liquid lipstick and wanted me to buy Moisture Lip Balm by Sisley. I don’t know how much it was. It is very lip quenching and it makes them the “ m” word without being sticky or greasy. It has beeswax in it but no menthol. Yay! If my hair were longer it would bug me though but it’s great,
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Post by mom on Oct 16, 2017 21:33:34 GMT
Tarte has all mascaras on sale for $10 on Monday using the code MASCARAMONDAY. I picked up Lights, Camera, Lashes and Maneater. Don’t forget to use Swagbucks if you do that. Its 5% cash back on Ebates too. SaveSave |
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Post by mom on Oct 16, 2017 21:35:03 GMT
So I got a Trust Fund Beauty lip gloss in an Ipsy bag awhile back and I am just now using it. Wow. I am really impressed. Not sticky at all. Feels really good.
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Post by M in Carolina on Oct 17, 2017 23:57:57 GMT
Does anyone use Estée Lauder advanced night repair and night repair eye? I've used their Night Repair for years but stopped when they reformulated it. I've looked for other products but haven't found anything that works as well. I found a travel size jar when I was cleaning out my cosmetics last week. So I started using it again. Their eye treatment is thicker and feels really nice and soothing--a little goes a long way. I've just used the trave sized jars I've gotten as free gifts. Since I just turned 40, I'm going to buy a full-sized jar of that as well. Just using the Estee Lauder for a couple of days has made a noticeable difference in my skin. I use the advanced night repair as a serum after I wash my face at night--I use the No 7 sensitive skin wipes from Target or micellar water. Target sells a two pack for $10, so I keep a pack beside my bed along with the pack in my bathroom. The wipes work really well on my normal eye makeup--when I use liquid liner for a cat eye and extra mascara, I add some micellar water on the wipe and rub gently. These products don't irritate my skin or make my eyes burn. I made my own face oil from organic rosehip oil, jojoba, shea oil, and sweet almond. I got a box of cobalt glass bottles with dropper caps on Amazon, and some small cobalt glass bottles with the roller balls. I keep the small roller bottle in my nighttime skincare bag. I roll the oil on over the serum. I tried the Oil of Olay serum, Regenerist, Luminous, and ultimate eye cream, but the perfumes and ingredients are irritating my skin. I'm going back to the Clinique Moisture Surge Dry moisturizer. I use it for daytime as well, and just put some La Roche-Possay Anthelios 60 spf over it. For my hands and body, I love L'Occitane Shea Butter products. The shea butter hand cream and shea butter body cream.--both are super thick and rich and last a long time. With no perfume. For my really dry, cracked skin, I use their Shea Butter--just a little swipe is enough to cover the skin around all my fingers and rub all over my hands. I got a tin of it in January and still have most of it left. I do like the Lavande and Rose hand lotions when I want a lighter weight hand lotion. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 18, 2017 12:08:14 GMT
I tried the Oil of Olay serum, Regenerist, Luminous, and ultimate eye cream, but the perfumes and ingredients are irritating my skin I used Olay for years without problems then something changed about it and my face was an itchy, irritated mess. I hate when they mess with products! So, I chucked the Maybelline lip stuff in the bin. The claggy, dry lips are not attractive. |
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Post by iamkristinl16 on Oct 18, 2017 15:53:19 GMT
Does anyone use Estée Lauder advanced night repair and night repair eye? I've used their Night Repair for years but stopped when they reformulated it. I've looked for other products but haven't found anything that works as well. I found a travel size jar when I was cleaning out my cosmetics last week. So I started using it again. Their eye treatment is thicker and feels really nice and soothing--a little goes a long way. I've just used the trave sized jars I've gotten as free gifts. Since I just turned 40, I'm going to buy a full-sized jar of that as well. Just using the Estee Lauder for a couple of days has made a noticeable difference in my skin. I use the advanced night repair as a serum after I wash my face at night--I use the No 7 sensitive skin wipes from Target or micellar water. Target sells a two pack for $10, so I keep a pack beside my bed along with the pack in my bathroom. The wipes work really well on my normal eye makeup--when I use liquid liner for a cat eye and extra mascara, I add some micellar water on the wipe and rub gently. These products don't irritate my skin or make my eyes burn. I made my own face oil from organic rosehip oil, jojoba, shea oil, and sweet almond. I got a box of cobalt glass bottles with dropper caps on Amazon, and some small cobalt glass bottles with the roller balls. I keep the small roller bottle in my nighttime skincare bag. I roll the oil on over the serum. I tried the Oil of Olay serum, Regenerist, Luminous, and ultimate eye cream, but the perfumes and ingredients are irritating my skin. I'm going back to the Clinique Moisture Surge Dry moisturizer. I use it for daytime as well, and just put some La Roche-Possay Anthelios 60 spf over it. For my hands and body, I love L'Occitane Shea Butter products. The shea butter hand cream and shea butter body cream.--both are super thick and rich and last a long time. With no perfume. For my really dry, cracked skin, I use their Shea Butter--just a little swipe is enough to cover the skin around all my fingers and rub all over my hands. I got a tin of it in January and still have most of it left. I do like the Lavande and Rose hand lotions when I want a lighter weight hand lotion. A local department store sent a mailer saying that this weekend they have a deal buy the advanced night repair and get the eye serum free. And you get the Estée Lauder gift with purchase so I think I'm going to try it. |
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Post by Delta Dawn on Oct 18, 2017 16:35:14 GMT
Can someone please explain LipSense to me? My aversion to sticky is infamous and lipgloss is sticky to me. I have a Facebook friend who sells it but she will sell to me and what I want is information. Thank you.
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Post by teddyw on Oct 18, 2017 21:15:53 GMT
What holiday items are you guys eyeing up? I was watching Friday night beauty on qvc and ordered the Send Nudes liquid lip color trio. Should come Friday. I too got burningfeather’s maybelline matte liquid lip stuff. First of all I have a super thin upper lip. And around my lips I have the wrinkles like a smoker. I have never smoked in my life. It really drew attention to that. I like the color but will stick to my Clinique honey guava lip gloss. I use the IT under eye concealer but I have really bad purple dark circles with crepey skin so nothing works well. Pushing 50 very very soon. I have a big shopping cart on amazon. Right now. I really want the lash enhancing stuff. My lashes aren’t bad but not as long as they used to be. I was going to break down and get extensions but I’ll try try this first. DD#3 has really sparse lashes so she can try it too. My older DD’s have long lashes My grocery sells Nyx so I’m going to try the butter gloss soon. I love this thread. |
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Post by Spongemom Scrappants on Oct 18, 2017 21:20:41 GMT
I used Olay for years without problems then something changed about it and my face was an itchy, irritated mess. I hate when they mess with products! That happened to me with Clinique Dramatically Different lotion. I can't wear it at all with the new formulation (I say "new," but it's been years since they changed it). It irritates my skin and makes my face red. |
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