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Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 6:13 pm
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Before i say anything, i pretty much need home remedies cause my parents are... yea...
1. i have HUGE pores on my nose. like GIGANTIC expecially in the creases of my nose. they are always filling up with gunk and making my nose look like it has TONS of black heads, which are usually super easy to get rid of with proper treatment but get SO annoying. (expecially when it builds up in the crease and i cant get rid of it.)
2. my nose regulary peels. always... and my mom only buys me bare minerals which just makes it look icky when its peeling. i tried moisturizing it which didnt help, i tried gently scrubbing it every morning noon and night, which didnt help, and i tried using a little bit of cream makeup on my nose, which didnt help.
3. i have deep set eyes and i get these dark shadows on the sides of the bridge of my nose right by the inner corner which i cant stand.
last one. 4. i use crazy waterproof makeup. sometimes great lash, somtimes the falsies mascara. when i use great last it doesnt clump up (which is EPIC) and comes off easy when its time to, but it does make me look like i have darker circles under my eyes than i already do halfway through the day like a racoon. But when i use falsies it clumps (very lightly), makes my eyelashes more bold like i want them, doesnt give me racoon eyes, but wont come off at night and i end up pulling up eyelashes even with a generous amount of lotion and/or waterproof eye makeup remover, so i try to just use the great lash cause i like it bunches.
Tips? sorry its alot to read.
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Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 12:22 pm
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ll-Frantic-ll I really only have one main question. I have dry, sensitive skin. When I wear any type of foundation or powder it dries my skin out and sometimes dries it out to the point of causing a rash (eczema, I think, not sure about the name). Do you know of any that I could use that wouldn't irritate my skin as well as any type of moisturizer that will work but not be too harsh on sensitive skin? Lastly, what can I do for dark circles under my eyes. They are really dark at some points because I have low iron and if it starts to get too low under my eyes turns almost purple colored.
Hello ll-Frantic-ll blaugh This is actually a problem a lot of girls, and woman are having. Because some makeup companies are putting harsh chemicals and alcohol in there makeup, hence why your skin is is getting drier and irritated more. I have a few sugestions on makeup to try that are hypoallergenic, and for sensitive skin like yours. Try to read the labels as well when looking for a makeup, some products have carmines, fragrance, propylene glycol, bismuth oxychloride, petroleum derivatives, methylparaben, and propylparaben which are all bad for sensitives skin types it will irritate, and inflame your skin! sad So here are some natural mineral and hypoallergenic options for your skin type:
Best probably for you are : *Pure & True ( all natural and organic) * Ecco Bella (organic and natural as well)
Other you might want to try: *Clinique * Bare Minerals *Cleure *Lancome *Afterglow Cosmetics
Now for the moisturizer's. Also with your skin type you want to direct yourself away from the harsh chemicals of some products, because it will do nothing good to your skin. Lets go to a more natural and organic path for moisture.
Brands ive tried before that worked are: * Aubery Organics- Sensitive skin line *Canus- Goat's milk all natural lotion *Plantlife- 100% natural body wash & lotion *Origins- A perfect world liquid moisture with white tea
And last but not least your dark circles. The purple color easily covered with a color corrector concealer to cover up purple get a color correcting concealer in yellow/green it will cover it up because like on a color wheel whatever color is opposite of it will cancel it out. But i do not know of any natural color correcting concealers at the moment. You can always look online for one. It get rid of the dark circles though will be a bit more difficult. Natural ways of doing it are eating almonds, putting almond oil under your eyes, closing your eyes and putting raw potato, or cucumber on it, and drinking 8-10 glasses of water a day. While doing this you can add a cream under your eyes.
My picks for you are: *Queen Bee- 100% all natural under eye & wrinkle balm *One Hundred Percent Pure- 100% Pure organic coffee bean caffeine cream *Biotique- Almond under eye cream
I hope this helps you, and if you have any more questions, i'm here to ancwer them. Good luck heart
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Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 12:42 pm
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MissLuna88 Shimo Kousetsu I've been wearing makeup for years and have never really "gotten it right" I don't think. gonk I have oily skin; if I put on foundation and then powder within thirty minutes my face is shiny. If I reapply powder it looks really made-up and fake. I recently started using a primer, but it makes maybe an hour's difference. Also, when I wear eyeliner/eyeshadow, within an hour it's either all over my upper lid or smeared away from oil+blinking. Any way to remedy? D: Hello Shimo blaugh Well let me get some info about your foundation is it liquid, super matte,cream to powder,stick, gel, or matte? For oily skin types cream to powder foundations is best because it last longer. Its best to apply with a sponge though to cover evenly. Urban Decay Cosmetics surreal skin cream to powder foundation is really good. If you cannot get a cream to powder foundation then second best is a matte foundation. A good matte foundation which is a little cheaper is Maybelline dream matte mousse. You can use Clean and Clear oil absorbing sheets while you are wearing makeup, or even though the day when your not wearing makeup. They are these nifty little sheets that absorb the oils in your face without messing your makeup up. Just blot on oily spot and it will absorb.(You'll know because the sheet will become translucent, and of course your oil will be gone lol. ) Also never keep reapplying your makeup over itself, adding layers on top of layers just makes your makeup look cakey sad It's just better to take it off and do it again trust me. Now when it comes to the primer is it a liquid? I dislike personally liquid primer sad I prefer a cream to powder primer like they have at Sally's beauty supply for I think $ 4.50 it works so much better, and makes my makeup, and the model's I do makeup stay better, and look awesome. Ah the eyeshow sometimes a girls worst enemy lol. I use Elf cosmetics from Target I love them.( you can also buy it online on there site and its cheap but works amazing.) Using a power eye shadow over primer makes it stick. You can also use a finishing powder that is translucent over the eye shadow to make it stay a bit longer. Eyeliner is it pencil or liquid? I believe liquid actually stays longer on the top id. I do it in the morning, and it last all day. Pencil liner I only use for inside the waterline. Using a waterproof mascara works wonders as well. To get rid of oily skin all together remember to cleanse with a oil fighting clenser, a toner to get your ph levels of your skin in the correct ph ( which is slightly acidic) use sunscreen, and use a facial scrub for oily skin twice a week. I hope this helps any other questions please feel free to ask. heart
I use a liquid foundation; covergirl for oily skin, I believe. My powder is the same. My primer is like a cream, it comes out of a pump. I believe it's from Sonia Kashuk... Eyeliner is ELF, as is eyeshadow; I use both liquid and pencil liner.
From my experience no blotting pads have ever worked well; the oil on my skin makes my makeup smudge and come off even if I just blot my skin. I will try the toner though.
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Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 1:51 pm
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kaela2015 Before i say anything, i pretty much need home remedies cause my parents are... yea... 1. i have HUGE pores on my nose. like GIGANTIC expecially in the creases of my nose. they are always filling up with gunk and making my nose look like it has TONS of black heads, which are usually super easy to get rid of with proper treatment but get SO annoying. (expecially when it builds up in the crease and i cant get rid of it.) 2. my nose regulary peels. always... and my mom only buys me bare minerals which just makes it look icky when its peeling. i tried moisturizing it which didnt help, i tried gently scrubbing it every morning noon and night, which didnt help, and i tried using a little bit of cream makeup on my nose, which didnt help. 3. i have deep set eyes and i get these dark shadows on the sides of the bridge of my nose right by the inner corner which i cant stand. last one. 4. i use crazy waterproof makeup. sometimes great lash, somtimes the falsies mascara. when i use great last it doesnt clump up (which is EPIC) and comes off easy when its time to, but it does make me look like i have darker circles under my eyes than i already do halfway through the day like a racoon. But when i use falsies it clumps (very lightly), makes my eyelashes more bold like i want them, doesnt give me racoon eyes, but wont come off at night and i end up pulling up eyelashes even with a generous amount of lotion and/or waterproof eye makeup remover, so i try to just use the great lash cause i like it bunches. Tips? sorry its alot to read.
Hello kaela2015 blaugh It's ok I can assist you threw this. My mom is big into home remedies and she taught me a thing or two. Ok facial scrubs are great to clear and start to reduce the size of your pores, and to help with the feeling of the dead skin. A homemade scrub you can use is stuff you probably have in your kitchen, or can get from a local food store.
* Oatmeal scrub * ( To smooth, tone, and hydrate) 1 Tbsp. ground oatmeal (don't use instant) 1 tsp. lemon juice 2 tsp. yogurt (leave on for five mins after scrubbing)
*Milk and honey scrub* ( To maximize moisture ) 1 tsp Skim Milk (Oily skin) 1 tsp 2% Milk (Normal or combination) 1 tsp Cream (Dry) 1 tsp honey 1 tbsp ground almonds
*Honey and sugar scrub* (I would use it twice a week) 1 tsp. of honey 1/2 tsp. of sugar (either cane or brown — both work well) ( work it into your face in circular motions don't forget your chin and neck )
Ok now for your peeling. a good home remedy is a facial mask made with peaches and cream.Also good for your dark circles, hydrates, and brightens your complexion as well :
**Peaches and cream mask* 1 Ripe peach ( cut into quarters then take off skin and mash in a bowl) 1 tbsp Whipping cream ( Mash and whip till smooth, then apply and leave for 20 mins.) (By the way smells amazing too )
100% All natural moisturizer's you can get at the store, or online are: * Aubery Organics- Sensitive skin line *Canus- Goat's milk all natural lotion *Plantlife- 100% natural body wash & lotion *Origins- A perfect world liquid moisture with white tea
For the Dark Circles: * Sleep 7-8 hours a night *Eat almonds * Applying almond oil to under your eyes *Closing your eyes and putting potato, or cucumber (raw) over your eyes *Drinking a lot of water ( 8-10 glasses a day)
Creams you can try for the dark circles are: *One Hundred Percent Pure- 100% Pure organic coffee bean caffeine cream *Biotique- Almond under eye cream
About the mascara question. Your falsies you can use still get Noxzema at the store it comes in a little blue container that will take any makeup off easily, plus removes dirt, and oils from your face. Also you can still use your false lashes you just need to get something called an adhesive remover. When you are going to take them off put a tissue under your eye, with a cutip dip into the adhesive remover apply across eye lashes and falsies wait a few seconds, and remove they will just slide off, no pain promise ! 3nodding Have you tried million lashes mascara, or my personal favorite Maybelline’s volume express. I hope this helps, have a good day ! heart
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Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 2:02 pm
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Shimo Kousetsu MissLuna88 Shimo Kousetsu I've been wearing makeup for years and have never really "gotten it right" I don't think. gonk I have oily skin; if I put on foundation and then powder within thirty minutes my face is shiny. If I reapply powder it looks really made-up and fake. I recently started using a primer, but it makes maybe an hour's difference. Also, when I wear eyeliner/eyeshadow, within an hour it's either all over my upper lid or smeared away from oil+blinking. Any way to remedy? D: Hello Shimo blaugh Well let me get some info about your foundation is it liquid, super matte,cream to powder,stick, gel, or matte? For oily skin types cream to powder foundations is best because it last longer. Its best to apply with a sponge though to cover evenly. Urban Decay Cosmetics surreal skin cream to powder foundation is really good. If you cannot get a cream to powder foundation then second best is a matte foundation. A good matte foundation which is a little cheaper is Maybelline dream matte mousse. You can use Clean and Clear oil absorbing sheets while you are wearing makeup, or even though the day when your not wearing makeup. They are these nifty little sheets that absorb the oils in your face without messing your makeup up. Just blot on oily spot and it will absorb.(You'll know because the sheet will become translucent, and of course your oil will be gone lol. ) Also never keep reapplying your makeup over itself, adding layers on top of layers just makes your makeup look cakey sad It's just better to take it off and do it again trust me. Now when it comes to the primer is it a liquid? I dislike personally liquid primer sad I prefer a cream to powder primer like they have at Sally's beauty supply for I think $ 4.50 it works so much better, and makes my makeup, and the model's I do makeup stay better, and look awesome. Ah the eyeshow sometimes a girls worst enemy lol. I use Elf cosmetics from Target I love them.( you can also buy it online on there site and its cheap but works amazing.) Using a power eye shadow over primer makes it stick. You can also use a finishing powder that is translucent over the eye shadow to make it stay a bit longer. Eyeliner is it pencil or liquid? I believe liquid actually stays longer on the top id. I do it in the morning, and it last all day. Pencil liner I only use for inside the waterline. Using a waterproof mascara works wonders as well. To get rid of oily skin all together remember to cleanse with a oil fighting clenser, a toner to get your ph levels of your skin in the correct ph ( which is slightly acidic) use sunscreen, and use a facial scrub for oily skin twice a week. I hope this helps any other questions please feel free to ask. heart
I use a liquid foundation; covergirl for oily skin, I believe. My powder is the same. My primer is like a cream, it comes out of a pump. I believe it's from Sonia Kashuk... Eyeliner is ELF, as is eyeshadow; I use both liquid and pencil liner. From my experience no blotting pads have ever worked well; the oil on my skin makes my makeup smudge and come off even if I just blot my skin. I will try the toner though.
Well humm... try the cream that turns into a powder foundation, if your primer comes out of a pump its liquid, not cream. there is a difference. You can always try MAC, Urban Decay, or Lancome eye shadows and liners if you aren't liking ELF. And get the toner yes, but also the cleanser for oily skin, and a type of oil free lotion as well. If the excess of oil/ probly sebum also your experiancing before you put on makeup keeps acting up, you might want to concult a dermatologist. I hope you have a great day, and good luck ! heart
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Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 2:47 pm
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Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 3:36 pm
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MissLuna88 kaela2015 Before i say anything, i pretty much need home remedies cause my parents are... yea... 1. i have HUGE pores on my nose. like GIGANTIC expecially in the creases of my nose. they are always filling up with gunk and making my nose look like it has TONS of black heads, which are usually super easy to get rid of with proper treatment but get SO annoying. (expecially when it builds up in the crease and i cant get rid of it.) 2. my nose regulary peels. always... and my mom only buys me bare minerals which just makes it look icky when its peeling. i tried moisturizing it which didnt help, i tried gently scrubbing it every morning noon and night, which didnt help, and i tried using a little bit of cream makeup on my nose, which didnt help. 3. i have deep set eyes and i get these dark shadows on the sides of the bridge of my nose right by the inner corner which i cant stand. last one. 4. i use crazy waterproof makeup. sometimes great lash, somtimes the falsies mascara. when i use great last it doesnt clump up (which is EPIC) and comes off easy when its time to, but it does make me look like i have darker circles under my eyes than i already do halfway through the day like a racoon. But when i use falsies it clumps (very lightly), makes my eyelashes more bold like i want them, doesnt give me racoon eyes, but wont come off at night and i end up pulling up eyelashes even with a generous amount of lotion and/or waterproof eye makeup remover, so i try to just use the great lash cause i like it bunches. Tips? sorry its alot to read. Hello kaela2015 blaugh It's ok I can assist you threw this. My mom is big into home remedies and she taught me a thing or two. Ok facial scrubs are great to clear and start to reduce the size of your pores, and to help with the feeling of the dead skin. A homemade scrub you can use is stuff you probably have in your kitchen, or can get from a local food store.
* Oatmeal scrub * ( To smooth, tone, and hydrate) 1 Tbsp. ground oatmeal (don't use instant) 1 tsp. lemon juice 2 tsp. yogurt (leave on for five mins after scrubbing)
*Milk and honey scrub* ( To maximize moisture ) 1 tsp Skim Milk (Oily skin) 1 tsp 2% Milk (Normal or combination) 1 tsp Cream (Dry) 1 tsp honey 1 tbsp ground almonds
*Honey and sugar scrub* (I would use it twice a week) 1 tsp. of honey 1/2 tsp. of sugar (either cane or brown — both work well) ( work it into your face in circular motions don't forget your chin and neck )
Ok now for your peeling. a good home remedy is a facial mask made with peaches and cream.Also good for your dark circles, hydrates, and brightens your complexion as well :
**Peaches and cream mask* 1 Ripe peach ( cut into quarters then take off skin and mash in a bowl) 1 tbsp Whipping cream ( Mash and whip till smooth, then apply and leave for 20 mins.) (By the way smells amazing too )
100% All natural moisturizer's you can get at the store, or online are: * Aubery Organics- Sensitive skin line *Canus- Goat's milk all natural lotion *Plantlife- 100% natural body wash & lotion *Origins- A perfect world liquid moisture with white tea
For the Dark Circles: * Sleep 7-8 hours a night *Eat almonds * Applying almond oil to under your eyes *Closing your eyes and putting potato, or cucumber (raw) over your eyes *Drinking a lot of water ( 8-10 glasses a day)
Creams you can try for the dark circles are: *One Hundred Percent Pure- 100% Pure organic coffee bean caffeine cream *Biotique- Almond under eye cream
About the mascara question. Your falsies you can use still get Noxzema at the store it comes in a little blue container that will take any makeup off easily, plus removes dirt, and oils from your face. Also you can still use your false lashes you just need to get something called an adhesive remover. When you are going to take them off put a tissue under your eye, with a cutip dip into the adhesive remover apply across eye lashes and falsies wait a few seconds, and remove they will just slide off, no pain promise ! 3nodding Have you tried million lashes mascara, or my personal favorite Maybelline’s volume express. I hope this helps, have a good day ! heart thank you!
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Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 4:13 pm
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MissLuna88 Atomic Poppy Whoot! I'm lucky then xD I think I have hair problems. I also get tons of split ends in my hair no matter what. Like 3 inches of my hair are filled with split ends D: Advice? :c Hello Atomic Poppy blaugh To get rid of split end right now your gonna have to cut them off sorry to say. But good news is if you use a protein treatment after on your hair you can buy at Sally's beauty supply, or a salon you wont have split ends again. You use a repairing protein ( also know as keratin ) on your hair once a week and it rebonds and repairs your ends. Products i know work are: Redken extreme cat protein restructuring treatment for distressed hair,Sebastian penetraitt reconstructive protein treatment, Paul Mitchell hair repair treatment, Paul Mitchell awapuhi wild ginger kera-triplex treatment, and Brazilian blowout acai deep conditioning masque. All of the products are from price ranges of 10-20 US dollars. You don't need too much every time you use it eather start at your ends of the hair, then work it up to your roots. Hope this helps. heart
Wooow. That's a lot of suggestions sweatdrop Thank you so so so much heart I'll be sure to try it out c:
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Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 5:52 pm
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Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 9:38 pm
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Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2011 3:11 am
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Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 1:55 am
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Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2011 6:43 pm
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Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2011 3:35 pm
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