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So even without any talc included, I'm wary of this makeup, before you put on the 'sealer'. Getting it all off at night may be a challenge too, if it doesn't dissolve in water. Sigh.... I've got to try being a guy in my next lifetime! Then all I'll need to do is shave. My face. |
I tried the Bare Minerals. I liked it, but found it messy to use, especially the eye makeup. The thin brush for applying the liner didn't hold the powder well and some would spill on my cheek. I would put the eye makeup on first, so I could wash the color off my face before applying the foundation. I like the foundation, although I too prefer the tinted moisturizer.
Has anyone else tried the Revlon ColorStay Overtime lipcolor. It's the first "lipstick" I ever used that doesn't come off-- even when you eat. It's double-sided. One side is the liquid color that is applied with a felt-tip stick. The other side is an optional glossy sealer. As a bonus, it keeps your lips well moisturized, even in winter. Covergirl makes a similar product. The liquid lipcolor/stick comes in one applicator and a lip balm (like Chapstick) comes in a second applicator in the same box. I like the Revlon better, but with both of them, the color stays on all day. Imagine. I used to use a Merle Norman color pencil. It has liner on one side and lip color on the other. I loved the easy application-- you didn't even need a mirror to put it on. But it sure didn't stay on very long. |
I love to hear all the beauty hints. I was using bare minerals for years and stopped because it seemed to be chalky on my face. Well I went to see my daughter at Christmas and came home with new bare minerals. The sale girl asked me how often I washed my brushes:yuck: It makes a huge difference when applying the minerals. When I went back to school everyone said how nice my skin looked. I agree with the other posts I am sick of spending so much money on cosmetics. The best thing is permanent eyeliner and eyebrow.
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"Has anyone else tried the Revlon ColorStay Overtime lipcolor. It's the first "lipstick" I ever used that doesn't come off-- even when you eat."
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I always plan to NEVER watch The Bachelor again! I hate that phony show! But for some reason, I always watch it. |
Can anyone recommend a good moisturizer that is 30 spf and not greasy?
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I have been using Aloe Moisturizing Cream for years. I buy it at GNC, same strip shopping center Bonefish Grill is in. This cream dries fast and is a wonderful moisturizer and I wouldn't use anything else. It only costs about 2.99. It lasts for a long time and you only need to use a small amount. I don't know what the spf is but the jar says spf balanced.
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Does anyone know of any Zumba or Jaxxercises classes here in the Villages or nearby? Thanks Helena
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This may sound funny, but I have very fair skin and have to use protection against the sun. I cannot stand the feeling of anything greasy on my face. I take PABA capsules, open then and mix them with an aloe gel I get from The Vitamin Shoppe. No greasy feel with all the protection against the sun at an affordable price.
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Ladies, start your DVR's..........
You might already know this, but just in case......
Tonight at 10 on NBC "Harry's Law" begins. That is the new show with Kathy Bates. My DVR is all set. It is on opposite "Castle" -- for which the DVR is perpetually set. Also, "Hot in Cleveland" starts a new season on TV Land this coming Wednesday, January 19th. Also "Damages" is on again. :22yikes: The character Patty Hewes, played by Glenn Close, makes her wicked Cruella DeVil seem like Mary Poppins in comparison. The complexity of the Patty Hewes character is fascinating, but I find myself wondering if the writer even understands the character or is just waiting to see where she goes. I like the show, but I have to close my eyes sometimes and ask Mr. Boomer to tell me when it is OK to open them. Too scary in a few scenes. So anyway, let's hear it for the girls -- of a certain age -- starring in some good shows. Boomer (your TV Guide for a winter evening or two) |
The morning after......
Oh my goodness.....I am following myself in a thread....here I am revealing.....that......here I am......
Last night, I regaled you with a listing of my recent DVR settings. And here I am now. once more. pathetically, redundantly sharing my dreary winter excitement over the upcoming return of "Hot in Cleveland." So anyway....... Betty 'White was just interviewed on "Good Morning America" and I just had to let you girls know that Mary Tyler Moore will be on with Betty on the opening show. Now, for those of you who I just know are out there rolling your eyes and thinking that I need to get a grip on my boundless excitement over television shows, I have to tell you that you need to cut me a little slack..... The reason? Well, Mr. Boomer has a Man Cold and has had it since Saturday. I have been taking good care of him, forcing him to swill orange juice (Tropicana -- Lots of Pulp) and I serve him meals in bed. He has been alternating between watching the Military Channel and the DVD set that I got him for Christmas. "Benny Hill: The Complete Megaset --The Thames Years 1969-1989." Mr. Boomer is a big fan of Benny Hill. Although I prefer Monty Python, I must admit that I got lured into joining Mr. B to watch a couple of the skits yesterday. The Brits do humor best -- I do believe..... And speaking of that wonderful British humor....I know this is a TOTV repeat because I posted it a long, long time ago, but here it is again...."The Man Cold." Boomer Nightingale [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz6DktXFvg4[/ame] |
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I didn't watch Harry's Law but I hear it's a great new series. |
Harry's Law
Another winner for writer David Kelly et al
Watched our recording of Harry's Law and it was fantastic!! Kinda like Boston Legal where there's serious business with a bit of comedy thrown in. I do believe that David Kelly is a genius writer. Kathy Bates and company ensemble was terrific; great casting. If you miss any tv shows, movies, etc, they eventually play on HULU; just search HULU it will appear. |
Any one want to try this?
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I stopped watching when I saw the pink hair and leopard print on the shaved area of her head. Not a good look pour moi.
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I'm looking forward to watching my first episode of Harry's Law tonight. I hear from everyone that it is great. Nice to see older women in key roles. Yay! I tried to get Episode 1 on Hula, but somehow it knows I'm a Canadian and it won't cooperate with me.
Whalen, that pink hairstyle with the leopard spots would look great on you and make quite a stir at the Town Square! PS: Mrs. K-9, how are the robellini twins doing with all this cold weather? |
Harry's Law
I watched it on NBC http://www.nbc.com/harrys-law/video/pilot/1270056/
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Bare, the Robelli Boys are doing well, considering the weather. Some of the fronds are brown, but there are still some green parts and I know when the weather breaks, the new green baby fronds will appear. We have devotedly covered them each and every cold night with a night light inside to keep them warm and cozy. They look so pretty in my yard -- thanks again for being so generous!
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I've watched Episode 1 and half way through Episode 2 and I like it a lot! Sent from my iPad |
So glad there is a girls thread, yeah:MOJE_whot::clap2:. We just moved here, moved in last week. LOVE IT! Where is a good place to get a good haircut?
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I know sun is bad for your skin, but on the surface (so to speak), cold weather seems even worse! For some reason, body oils (even baby oil) tends to make me itch.
I've hit on something this week that is working well for me. Burt's Bees Almond Milk Beeswax Hand Cream. I bought it as a hand cream, but have started using it on arms and legs and what a huge difference! Kind of expensive though for an all-over twice-daily cream. Just bought some 100 percent Shea Butter to try. What do you do for winter dry skin when lotion isn't enough? Oh, hi Judy04123 welcome to Lower Paradise + Girl Talk! :wine: |
My discoveries!
Over the years I have tried anything and everything to soothe dryness.
I researched vitamins, ate all the right stuff, and bought every cream and lotion out there, expensive or cheap. I slathered myself continually, and still wasn't accomplishing much. Half an hour later, I was scratching and itchy. Then I researched more and discovered a few things. To make a long story short, I now use: 1) Shampoo that is SLS free. (SLS is a detergent that I find I can't tolerate.) 2) Facial cleanser made of water soluble olive oil. (one ingredient!) 3) Face moisturizer is pure olive oil too, very refined. (same company as the cleanser.) 4) Pure Castile Olive oil soap for bathing. ( Or anything that is SLS free!) 5) AND, a spray can of olive oil for moisturizing my legs, hands, arms. I buy this from the food aisle in the grocery store, spray it lightly while damp after my shower, wait a moment and dress. It sinks in beautifully, no oiliness. No clogged pores, no dry skin and after years and years, no itching. I'm thrilled. I still take specific supplements... now I see results! If anyone wants to know about the face stuff, the company is DHC. |
P.S. to PTurner
OH, I forgot to mention. Baby oil is not so good. It's made from petroleum, can you believe that?!
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Question ... Doesn't olive oil clog the pores on your face? I'm going to try it on my legs right now! |
Stranger than fiction!
Hi Bare!
Not many have believed me, until I convince them to try it. I originally tried this water soluble olive oil to soothe problems with contact lens/eye issues. (another story.) It's specially processed to rinse off in water. No chemical additives, they just changed a molecule in the oil. Anyway, I keep a stack of white washcloths just for my face and after applying and hand splashing it off, I give my face a final wipe down using a warm, wet washcloth. (I use a fresh cloth each time, then toss it in the wash.) I pat barely dry and use a squirt of this same company's olive oil to seal it in everywhere, except my nose. Both bottle pumps are pre-set to squirt small amounts, so it's idiot proof even if I'm not paying attention. By the time I get dressed, my face is ready for make up. I use the whole gamut of traditional makeup and have no problem applying or wearing it all day. NO clogged pores, no mascara rings, no greasy look at all, and my wrinkles look softer and prettier! I use a mascara that has olive oil in it too... Neutrogena Healthy Volume. AND, one wonderful bonus is that my eyelashes are longer than they have been in years, even after menopause. I can only find this stuff online, and have used it exclusively for 4 years. It's not overly expensive and lasts a long time. They have a boatload of other products, but this suffices for me. And thanks for the compliment on my avatar, it's part of a painting I did. A self portrait from my younger years that my husband is fond of. Once I finally move to TV, you can come and see the whole thing if you like. I think I painted it as a psychic pre-cursor to moving to paradise! |
Uptown girl, do you mind giving us a link or providing the name of the onsite provider for your olive oil products? I'd like to give them a try! Also something I've tried lately that has worked wonders for my face is a rotating brush cleaner by Olay that is a knock-off for the Clarisonic. So instead of $200, I spent $30 to find out if this idea really works, and it does! I stopped wearing foundation, but especially for those that still use make up, this thing would be fabulous. It cleans your pores so well that they close up a bit and become smaller. I use it once a day with their supplied exfoliating cleaner and then follow up with moisturizer. I found it at Walgreens and just love it.
You painting looks so beautiful. I am a realistic artist with oils -- we'll have to join an art group together! |
Hi Uptown Girl,
Thanks so much for the tips. I also wondered about it clogging pours. Sounds like you've figured out how to use it effectively. Oddly, despite my dry skin elsewhere, my face isn't really dry. Definitely plan to try olive oil on the rest of my skin. I use Avalon Organics Hydrating Cleaning Milk for facial cleansing. Does anyone know anything about Merle Norman products? I've used them, primarily because there is one near me. I like their Collagen toner, Energizing Concentrate and night cream, although I don't know the "skinny" on the line. I agree, your painting is beautiful. K9, Thanks for the tip about the rotating brush. I'm gonna try that too! Also, I didn't know you are an artist too! One more thing to love about you! Goodnight, girlfriends... |
info on olive oil products
Hi K9,
Just Google DHC .... that's the name of the company. I order two products: Deep Cleansing Oil (this is the water soluble olive oil) Olive Virgin Oil (this is the moisturizer) As I mentioned, they have lots of other stuff, but this alone works for me. When you order, (a secure site) they allow you to receive 4 free samples of your choosing, and even give you a discount if you order again. I've had a solid experience with each interaction I've had. if you try it, let me know how it works for you! P.S. As a fellow painter, you may have tried water soluble oils. They are based on this same chemistry! |
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Do you paint also, PTurner?
A couple of photos I took this month, which I may use later as part of a painting (that is my little poodle Bebe) http://i1018.photobucket.com/albums/...hfacefixed.jpg http://i1018.photobucket.com/albums/.../GirlOnBed.jpg |
Do I paint? Not yet. :)
I bought the Olay rotating brush today and used it this p.m. WOW! It feels great on your face! I'm glad I didn't discover the brush before an inexpensive "knockoff" was made. I like it so much I might have sprung for the expensive one. Thanks for the tip, K9. Your photo is gorgeous. Who's the beauty next to Bebe? |
WEN Hair Care Products
The beauty is Chantal, my Canadian friend, who was visiting with her husband. We took lots of photos, some indoors and some outdoors. Now I'm in the process of editing them, adding backgrounds, etc. Keeps me busy and out of Mr. K9's hair. Well, we'll just have to get you started painting! It's so relaxing -- and art is so individual and subjective, anything goes.
The more you use that Olay brush, the better your skin. I've started working my way down my neck, which is looking more like a turkey's each year, hoping this miracle brush will make a difference. Another miracle worker I've found is a hair product that was recommended to me by a friend. It is called WEN and you wash your hair with conditioner, not shampoo. Sounds ooey-gooey, but your hair gets really clean. Very gently conditions your hair. Mine has been thinning for the past year; estrogen extrudes out of my body with each hot flash. chiloutCheck it out on Google or Bing. Best price I've found is QVC. I love the stuff! Here's a link: http://www.wenhaircare.com/index.php...S|e|6749367616 |
K9,
I like your photos! Please, keep us posted as you are creating! I'm excited for you.... !!! |
Thanks, Uptown Girl. I'm excited too -- guess that's why I shared the pics with you. I can't wait to get started. Why don't you share some of your work with us?
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Show my work?
Well... I'll try. It took me forever just to get my avatar up. That failed about 8 times before it went through. Maybe the Censor Person is off on break just now, and they have to okay it first? Either that or I am inept.:(
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