Interesting, I might check it out... Dunno how easily it is to get in France tho. How long does it take for the skin to adapt?
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It would be by prescription, so ask your doctor/dermatologist.
At least a month. Varies depending on your skin resiliency, and if you follow the directions properly. There are lots of tips online for minimizing side effects.i traded my LUC jeans + Julius belt + Neil Barrett jeans for a blamain biker jeans
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I've been using the Serge Lutens mascara for a few weeks now, and it is the best decision I ever made. It doesn't smudge, ever, even when hiking and/or otherwise exercising. The only thing that bothers me is that I really have to layer it on to achieve the desired effect, so it takes me a little longer to get made up in the morning. But aside from this little drawback it's great! I can even rub my eyes and it stays put. next test is swimming with it...
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almost makes me want to start wearing mascara.
have any of you tried eyelash extensions? my bestie has them (mink I think?) and they look incredible...very natural, but very noticeable. Obviously you can wear mascara anymore.i traded my LUC jeans + Julius belt + Neil Barrett jeans for a blamain biker jeans
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As far as I know, they're glued to your existing lashes, so they eventually grow out and fall off. They last about 3 months though I think. I could be wrong on all this.
You can also get a non-mink, much less expensive style too.i traded my LUC jeans + Julius belt + Neil Barrett jeans for a blamain biker jeans
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I'm in the beauty biz and I have to say that the eyelash extensions has been quite the rage with my clientele and it looks amazing. Be prepared for monthly visits for "fill in" appointments that should be slightly less than what you spend on your initial visit. It does take time (an hour?) but the drama is worth it.Originally posted by DRRRKThe bridge from Dior to CCP being Rick Owens.
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Here I come again with a makeup question.
I'm very intrigued by BB creams. Are they really that great? Anyone has experience with them? info on the science behind it? brand recommendations?
I like the idea of having just one cream, instead of sunscreen + foundation
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BB is just a marketing term for tinted moisturizer...most have added iridescence to deflect flaws. Not saying there's anything wrong with them, but there also isn't anything revolutionary about them either.i traded my LUC jeans + Julius belt + Neil Barrett jeans for a blamain biker jeans
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Originally posted by galia View PostHere I come again with a makeup question.
I'm very intrigued by BB creams. Are they really that great? Anyone has experience with them? info on the science behind it? brand recommendations?
I like the idea of having just one cream, instead of sunscreen + foundationOriginally posted by DRRRKThe bridge from Dior to CCP being Rick Owens.
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After having read all the rave reviews avout the Serge Lutens foundation powder I think I'll give it a try, but can someone help me with selecting the right colour? I would have to order online since there is no place that sells the Make Up line anywhere near me and I currently don't have the time for a trip to Berlin or Paris.
The one time I was at a MAC counter the salesperson told me I was a NW 15. I am ghostly pale without any yellow undertones. I would be really grateful if someone could offer advice.
Also, are the eyeshadows as good as everyone says? I didn't care much for the colours that were in the first palette but he has a new one out and those are the colours I wear on a regular basis. I am a bit baffled that they include these cheap sponge applicators.Last edited by Verdandi; 05-15-2013, 02:08 PM.lavender menace
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Originally posted by Verdandi View PostAfter having read all the rave reviews avout the Serge Lutens foundation powder I think I'll give it a try, but can someone help me with selecting the right colour? I would have to order online since there is no place that sells the Make Up line anywhere near me and I currently don't have the time for a trip to Berlin or Paris.
The one time I was at a MAC counter the salesperson told me I was a NW 15. I am ghostly pale without any yellow undertones. I would be really grateful if someone could offer advice.
Also, are the eyeshadows as good as everyone says? I didn't care much for the colours that were in the first palette but he has a new one out and those are the colours I wear on a regular basis. I am a bit baffled that they include these cheap sponge applicators.
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