honeydiane1953
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- Jun 8, 2009
Laurie Geller here too. I also use her primer under my base. I have tried MANY types as have been in the beauty industry for 30 plus yrs.
I have a very oily TZone, mostly my forehead though. I either have to carry powder with me EVERYWHERE or deal with the shine. If I don't wear a lot of makeup (like at Disney) the shine isn't nearly as bad....so I'm aware that it's probably my make up making it worse. I'm definitely going to try these suggestions on my next trip to town/ulta/walgreens.
Thanks everyone for sharing and thanks OP for posting the question!
To the poster asking about mascara that doesn't clump.
I bought Maybelline one on one. Great product, and the price even better. About $6.00.
THANK YOU to the OP for posting this thread. I rarely wear makeup, but have lost 60 lbs in the last year and 1/2, am going on our first DCL cruise in 3 weeks, and am ready to wear makeup again and am buying clothes " out of my safety zone " and loving it! I too, have been overwhelmed at the makeup choices out there, and hadn't a clue where to start. I have some makeup, mostly eye shadows and foundation(s), and an ANCIENT mascara. I threw everything out!
So thanks to all your responses, I took lots of notes, and will head to Target, Walgreens, and Ulta today! BRING IT ON!!! I now know what BB is, read about everyone's favorite products, and feel MUCH more informed! Just got an Ulta flyer in the mail Friday. Several brands have Buy One, Get One 50% off deal going on, and there is a 5.00 off coupon (off 10.00 or more). I can't believe I am looking FORWARD to buying and WEARING makeup again!! Will check all the Sunday Paper ads, too. Thanks again, OP, and all you wonderful ladies!
Have you tried oil blotters? I can't be without them, I get them from Mary Kay but you can get them anywhere. Works so much better on the shine than powder.
Yes, but haven't bought any lately. Some makeups don't give me nearly as much of a shiny look....so I'm going to try a few different foundations before our trip and see if I can find one that helps with that. Might as well carry some blotting papers with me as well.
I bought the Maybelline tattoo eye shadow that Tinkerb mentioned and I don't really care for it either . It seems oily....and it's just different when trying to get it on.....turns out to be a real sheer eyeshadow.
I have a very oily TZone, mostly my forehead though. I either have to carry powder with me EVERYWHERE or deal with the shine. If I don't wear a lot of makeup (like at Disney) the shine isn't nearly as bad....so I'm aware that it's probably my make up making it worse. I'm definitely going to try these suggestions on my next trip to town/ulta/walgreens.
Thanks everyone for sharing and thanks OP for posting the question!
Have you tried oil blotters? I can't be without them, I get them from Mary Kay but you can get them anywhere. Works so much better on the shine than powder.
So I am a SAHM and haven't really worn make up in years only eye shadow/mascara. I am losing some weight and just want to make a better effort overall. How do you know what shade to pick? I can't afford the dept store make up only the drug store. Is there any good tutorials about learning how to apply things properly?
Thanks for any help!!!
Ashley
So I am a SAHM and haven't really worn make up in years only eye shadow/mascara. I am losing some weight and just want to make a better effort overall. How do you know what shade to pick? I can't afford the dept store make up only the drug store. Is there any good tutorials about learning how to apply things properly?
Thanks for any help!!!
Ashley
Isn't the BB cream like a primer to be used under foundation?
I was giving the recommendations for the drugstore products so admittedly, I have not used the Maybelline tattoo eye shadow as my 'base', only the department store cosmetics.
I've got the oily t-zone too. I have used rice papers (oil blotting papers) for decades. And by the way, the Japan Pavillion carries a lot of these for $2.95 each (they even have different color and styles of packaging!)