Aceon6
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I take back my diss of TanLuxe. The 2nd application took longer than normal to come to full color, but it looks like it always looks and the mild self tanner smell went away fairly quickly.
I bought the About Face eye primer.Went in person to buy the Fenty Amplifying eye primer and it’s essentially a dry and sticky almost transparent film. I had trouble applying my crease eyeshadow but I’m never great at it. I have old hooded eyelids and it’s always a crapshoot but should be fine for people who really know what they’re doing.
It does really seem to “amplify” the colours though.
Stay tuned to find out how long my eye makeup will last but it’s promising.
No biggie as sticks are usually formulated to be long lasting anyway.
About Face (Shoppers Drug Mart) has some great Matte ones.Which ones do you use? I was looking for matte ones and they’re hard to find.
Interesting and they don’t use the chemicals I’m allergic to so - win! But I checked and they’re only available in a location that I have called “the corner of Death & Despair” for many years and I can’t tell from the pictures which ones are metallic or matte. I would be game to go on a weekend but would then miss the seniors rebate…About Face (Shoppers Drug Mart) has some great Matte ones.
I was impressed with the metallics I bought.
I’ve ordered stuff online using the Shoppers Drug Mart app and they send it via Canada Post if that is a better option for you.Interesting and they don’t use the chemicals I’m allergic to so - win! But I checked and they’re only available in a location that I have called “the corner of Death & Despair” for many years and I can’t tell from the pictures which ones are metallic or matte. I would be game to go on a weekend but would then miss the seniors rebate…
But it is also close to a big liquor store that holds my favourite tequila….
Decisions, decisions.
I’ve only ordered once from them and just like Sephora, they moved to smaller carriers and it means I need to wait at home for it.I’ve ordered stuff online using the Shoppers Drug Mart app and they send it via Canada Post if that is a better option for you.
They should say on the app which is matte vs metallic.
I'm no longer Rouge so have to wait for tomorrow.I set my alarm for 6 so that I could hit the Sephora servers before they ran out of everything. Since I had to replace ALL of my eye stuff, I was happy to find everything I needed. One order down and I'll repeat the process on Tuesday when the non Sephora brands are available for VIB.
I've seen ads for the Laura Geller stuff in Candy Crush Saga. It seemed too good to be true. But it sounds like you like it. How is the coverage and how well does it match your skin tones?Not Sephora, but I just ordered one of the Laura Geller value kits that are on sale. I dont wear much makeup, but tried and like their baked balance & brightener powder and thought I'd try a few other products. I was also inspired by @Aceon6 and threw out a bunch of crap that I've kept for far, far too long, but since I don't wear much these days, replacing it shouldn't be an issue. Fingers crossed!
I don't wear it at all. I used to wear it for special occasions but over time I just didn't want to so I didn't. I think most of my issues are with foundation. I've only used liquid/cream and my last purchase wasn't exactly the right color for my skin and it was thicker than I wanted too.Now that DH's vision improved so much after his cataract surgery, I may want to step up my game a bit and create a "going out" look in addition to my "grocery store" look. We don't wear much makeup here in Idaho.
I really like a powder and I've found that hard to find. It's mostly pencils. I will look up the Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Powder Duo.@MacMadame Not sure what you prefer for brows, but the Sephora Insta-Brow Waxy Brow Pencil works great for quick brows. For “must look tiffed”, I use the Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Powder Duo and the ABH Brow Wiz pencil. For everything, I get the best results ordering at least two shades lighter than my natural hair, so I’m taupe right now.
Neutrals have always been popular, especially among us older gals.On a different note, has the trend turned to using neutral colors for eyelids?
And it’s frustrating for me as I’ve always done better with color and am reactive to anything with red pigment. I got a nice Sephora Collection palette that has khaki and army green in it, but I’ve struck out on other non neutral options. I’m resigned to picking up a gray blue single.Neutrals have always been popular, especially among us older gals.
But after several seasons of pink/red/purple shades of eyeshadow it's coming on even stronger now.
Apparently the young'uns don't wear much eyeshadow (preferring a 'clean girl' look) so brands are trying to appeal to them with the neutrals.