Say I want to look like a rockstar. What would I put on? Eyeliner?
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Say I want to look like a rockstar. What would I put on? Eyeliner?
Just get a cheap Kohl eyeliner, smudge it a little bit and you are golden!Quote:
Originally Posted by Great
Ladies and Gents….my favourite concealer had been discontinued.
YES! I’ve been using this damn concealer since I was 16 and it’s been my ride or die! Now it’s gone…rip Mac mineralized concealer. You will forever be my favourite :(
I bought the Rare beauty concealer today to replace my baby. I like it so far. It’s really good size for the price and I like the look of it. It’s radiant and doesn’t crease much. I don’t like the applicator too much but I can adjust. It’s medium/buildable coverage so I am happy about that. I like it…I have gotten a lot of new products lately that I have enjoyed. I just feel bad replacing my ride or dies but…got to make room for the new.
I would recommend it. #MissDuckiApproved
Oh myyy! I hate when things get discontinued like that. My sincerest condolences :(Quote:
Originally Posted by MissDucki
You’re my new Make-up up buddy for recommendations!Quote:
Originally Posted by EIE
Looking fancy and sharp is so essential and special of a dream occasion for many to be marine biologists and hunters of the healing plasma.
TFW the same thing that offers explosive diarrhea makes your eyelashes grow tooQuote:
Originally Posted by one
I have not though I am not really interested. I would suggest maybe getting them done if you want to try out some longer lashes for awhile.
This is the most important Te tidbit I’ve ever learnedQuote:
Originally Posted by one
I have. It works(for eyelashes, I don't know if there's been a difference on my eyebrows) but you have to keep up with it which I don't.Quote:
Originally Posted by one
Well…I’m going on a no buy/only replacement buy now. I got VIB rouge this year at Sephora….not good…ANYWAYS My 2021 bests!
-Physicans formula ultra fine liquid liner
-ILIA lengthening mascara
-Benifit brow gel
-Lise Watier concealer pallet
-ABH brow wiz
-Dior Face and Body primer
-Mac mineralize skin finish/ Cheeky Bronze
-VERB Ghost oil
Ive heard they are good. I haven’t tried them personally, so I can’t give my own critique. But I know they are considered a cult favourite for some. I have tried some of Huda Beauty stuff and I have liked the quality thus far.Quote:
Originally Posted by one
I recently had moles removed from my face and I feel like my appearance has been significantly improved. Before, I had to use a ton of foundation on my face, which was especially difficult in the heat. Now I'm free of that=) Btw, I got my moles removed at http://www.visageclinic.com/cosmetic-surgery/facelift/. I love doing makeup, but I prefer that kind of natural look, which was impossible because of the foundation and piles of concealer. A lot of people here write about dark lipsticks - I used to love them too, but now prefer gently pink and beige shades.
Cool first post, hope you don’t remove it.Quote:
Originally Posted by kyungidan
Did they let you keep the moles and take them home for playing with? That way if you ever miss having them you can glue them back on your face as an accessory.
Mugler did something right with Alien and its flankers.
Last trip to Sephora, I smelled every perfume they had.
I usually get Coco Chanel Mademoiselle, but I love smelling perfumes and finding new good ones!
I found two I loved
Mon Paris by YvesSaintLaurent
&
Libre by YSL
I also loved YSL Black Opium until my 13 yo daughter mentioned it was musky or masculine or something, and then I was completely turned off after I realized she was right
sooo yeah I guess I like YSL perfume a lot :shifty: :p
I don’t get grossed out that much, but that might be the grossest post I’ve ever seen on this site. Lol:popcorn:Quote:
Originally Posted by born2simp
My favorite is Mon Paris Intensement. It’s like Mon Paris but with a rose undertone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Astor
Oooohhh I don’t think I tried that one. I think they just had one spray out for Mon Paris and it was the light pink one. That looks like it’s in a dark purple or magenta colored bottle. If I see it anywhere, I’ll have to try it! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by EIE H
I found it at Macy’s! It’s more of a beautiful bright pink/magenta color.Quote:
Originally Posted by Astor
And I forgot… I bought two new lipsticks. One was an unplanned TJ Maxx buy… Mac Stay Curious. It was my first Mac lipstick. It was eh ok. I think it’s too orange for me. I’m more of a neutral.
and I’ve been wanting this forever and just thought what the heck. Black honey from Clinique. Gets excellent reviews. I like it. It might be the only lipstick (or almost lipstick) I’ll ever need.
But my favorite so far has been of all things, a tinted chapstick from woolzies called pink hibiscus. Also a TJ Maxx find. And now I’m going to have to order online since no one carry’s it. Hate when that happens.
Bummer. The closest Macys I used to go to left our mall. Going in that mall is like a ghost town now since so many stores left. Macys used to be where I’d go to get my perfume testing fix before they left. If I happen to go to one, I’ll have to seek it out!Quote:
Originally Posted by EIE H
Lol I saw something in here that said TJ max = someone really grouchy and angry all the time bossing people around and being really realistic and dry or matter of fact and strict with 0 flexibility rules and regulations and robotic and aggressive or smashing power authority going only by the eternal evidence, being justice based and very religious without healing.
Mademoiselle is a very sophisticated ladylike smell IMO. It's my best friend's signature scent. She loves citrusy perfumes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Astor
I tries Libre the other day, initially loved it, but the second time I tried it, I hated it because of the lavender. Maybe my nose was broken the first time. I still haven't tried any other YSL scents though!
The 3 perfumes I own are:
Gucci Profumo di Fiori
Alien by Mugler
Alien Goddess Intense by Mugler
<3
I am intensely drawn to white florals, in particular tuberose notes in perfume! I also seem to always choose fragrances with a distinct warmth in them (solar notes, benzoin..) that lean slight sweet, almost into gourmand territory, but not quite.
Citrus, oriental, masculine.. not my thing and doesn't suit me anyway.
I had something similar happen to me with Lancôme’s La vie est belle that you had with Libre, it sounds like :(. Except I actually bought the La vie est belle. Maybe it was the wrong version, different to what I smelled :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by persimmonism
I’ve never thought about it like that before, but you are soo right XD @MaskGodLugiaQuote:
Originally Posted by MaskGodLugia
Awe =(Quote:
Originally Posted by Astor
I always spray a perfume on and live with it for a day or so before making the purchase. Too scared now!
If you know how to use makeup, it can make beauty for anyone. Nowadays is the best time for a woman to be alive. It is equal to men in front of the law and has everything possible to look as she wants. For example, since I was a teenager, I have had complexes because of my lips. I always thought they were too small and needed to get bigger. When I started to make my own money, I have made plastic surgery with Dermal Fillers NJ for my lips. I am really glad about my new lips and how I look in the mirror.
Scarlet poppy by Jo Malone!!!
My newest obsession
Yeah gonna have to stop ya right there. It objectively cannot. Ya need a good "base" to work with. A turd will still be a turd no matter how hard you try to "sculpt" it for a turd is not clay and even the best cosmetics tend to get awfully fragile after a third or more layer. Ya can't exactly undo a rather bad case of Manjaw (e.g. Cathline Kennedy) with a bit of powder and rouge. You cannot "cover up" the fact you're morbidly obese (and thus will fail to hit HB 7 unless you're aiming for Omega Males) with some eyeliner applied just so with a precisely calibrated corset as you'll suffocate if it's trying to get a 300 pound obese female to have "curves" that most males will find pleasing to the eye without them noticing something is obviously up.Quote:
Originally Posted by primaveraduration
The greatest seductresses/beauties the world has ever known knew about that and acted accordingly (protip: they never allowed themselves to become morbidly obese and the like because they knew exactly what they were doing). Hell, Cleopatra knew all about makeup but pretty much everyone who met her and recorded their observations within the historical record admitted that even with it on in full force she... wasn't a true 10/10 on the appearance front.
It was all of it put together that made her the legendary and archetypical Siren of the ancient world. Her appearance in combination with her voice, the way she carried herself, what she said, how she said it to whomever she was aiming her charms at, etc...
A smile will get you far. A smile and a gun will get you farther. In the game of romance a smile and a willingness to let yourself be vulnerable to your target will get you even farther still.
I've already spelled out why that is but I'll be more than willing to dispense a refresher...
“A smile and a gun” would be a great name for a smokey eyeshadow quad or a nail polish colorQuote:
Originally Posted by End
https://youtube.com/shorts/xBd9S23TEfs?feature=share
Cantaloupe makeup transformation
I wonder what that would translate to in French or Arabic. This would have to come from a native/fluent speaker however. Machine Translations can't be relied upon in this instance. It's gotta actually come off as that quote to said speakers if we wanna maximize marketability on all fronts and ya want to do that if you're serious about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poptart
If it sounds good and or rolls off the tongue easily to non-speakers than you've got something to market in cosmetics. Would likely get used by many a female Dandy (i.e. the kind of woman I and many an :Ni: dominant/valuer are critically weak too as they're likely :Se: valuers/doms in their own right) along with those more "ambiguous" perfumes that are out there.
If it all works out like I think it might I'd get working on that. Big money to be made by someone who actually gives a damn about others in pretty much every sphere right now...
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by End
Thank you for sharing! The video is very informative. Sometimes even a man needs to know how to work with makeup. I work on television, and sometimes I attend some live translation from my home, and in such cases, I had to learn how to apply makeup on my face. It makes my face look better in life, and people are more attentive while I am speaking. I also had a rhinoplasty in Miami because my nose was very big since I was a child, so to work at the television, I had to look more presentable and attend plastic surgery.Quote:
Originally Posted by nanashi
There was this Korean brand of foundation and lipstick that was finally perfect for my skin like no other I have tried. I got to buy it once or twice before it was cancelled completely. Lala Fox.Quote:
Originally Posted by Astor
I use the most standard set of facial cosmetics. I wash my face with special creams every morning. That's my whole secret of a clean and fresh face. Also, I almost don't eat sweets, so my plastic surgeon from this clinic advised -- https://miamicenterforplasticsurgery.com/. My face has always been ugly purely aesthetically. Hence, I found a good surgeon who fixed it, and now I adore looking at myself in the mirror. I love my job and my facial skin, and probably because I'm happy, everything works out for me in this life. So do not spend much money on cosmetics and special creams for rejuvenation. It is all an advertising move.
I was high yesterday and wondering if women had nightmares about not doing their makeup before they go into public same way you can dream about being naked in public