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Thread started 08/27/07 10:53am

moviestar08

Make-Up question

hey everyone, i was wondering if anyone could help me out on this. Okay, i have pale skin, always have, i recently tried this fake tanning stuff, and it made me orange, Well as soon as i washed it off, My cheeks became red. So im my natural color everyonelse on my face except for my cheeks. I was wondering if theres any make-up that will cover up the redness and make it look natural or is there any make-up that lightens ur skin. Please help me out on this if u can.

Thanks
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Reply #1 posted 08/27/07 10:58am

retina

It sounds like you've used too much make-up already. Just let your poor cheeks heal.
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Reply #2 posted 08/27/07 11:02am

moviestar08

they've been red for a year already.
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Reply #3 posted 08/27/07 11:03am

evenstar3

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did you chemically burn your skin with the fake tanner or something? hmm

green tones are supposed to counteract redness.
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Reply #4 posted 08/27/07 11:04am

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moviestar08 said:

they've been red for a year already.

Hope your not wishing to be a moviestar, seems like you are allergic to make-up!
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Reply #5 posted 08/27/07 11:06am

moviestar08

...i didnt say i was using make-up , it was the Fake-Tanning Sunless tan Foam that made my cheeks red.
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Reply #6 posted 08/27/07 11:06am

retina

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Reply #7 posted 08/27/07 11:06am

moviestar08

no, my name is Moviestar out of my love for the song.
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Reply #8 posted 08/27/07 11:07am

retina

moviestar08 said:

they've been red for a year already.


I thought you said it was recently that you tried the tanning lotion?

Laser treatment might be an option if it seems permanent and you're suffering from it a great deal. I'd be surprised if a lotion could cause permanent damage though. In that case a law suit might be in order too...
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Reply #9 posted 08/27/07 11:07am

MoniGram

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evenstar3 said:

did you chemically burn your skin with the fake tanner or something? hmm

green tones are supposed to counteract redness.



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Reply #10 posted 08/27/07 11:08am

Mach

moviestar08 said:

...i didnt say i was using make-up , it was the Fake-Tanning Sunless tan Foam that made my cheeks red.


Over a yr ago ?
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Reply #11 posted 08/27/07 11:15am

moviestar08

retina said:

moviestar08 said:

they've been red for a year already.


I thought you said it was recently that you tried the tanning lotion?

Laser treatment might be an option if it seems permanent and you're suffering from it a great deal. I'd be surprised if a lotion could cause permanent damage though. In that case a law suit might be in order too...


thanks,how do i go about getting laser treatment? how much does it cost?
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Reply #12 posted 08/27/07 11:16am

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moviestar08 said:

...i didnt say i was using make-up , it was the Fake-Tanning Sunless tan Foam that made my cheeks red.

The title of your thread is:
Make-up Question


mad
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Reply #13 posted 08/27/07 11:17am

moviestar08

are there any make-up experts in here? if so, i need 2 no if theres any that will lighten ur skin.
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Reply #14 posted 08/27/07 11:17am

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moviestar08 said:

retina said:



I thought you said it was recently that you tried the tanning lotion?

Laser treatment might be an option if it seems permanent and you're suffering from it a great deal. I'd be surprised if a lotion could cause permanent damage though. In that case a law suit might be in order too...


thanks,how do i go about getting laser treatment? how much does it cost?

May I ask, how old you are?
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Reply #15 posted 08/27/07 11:18am

moviestar08

PaisleyPark5083 said:

moviestar08 said:

...i didnt say i was using make-up , it was the Fake-Tanning Sunless tan Foam that made my cheeks red.

The title of your thread is:
Make-up Question


mad



yes cuz i was wondering if there was a make up i could try 2 cover the redness up
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Reply #16 posted 08/27/07 11:18am

moviestar08

PaisleyPark5083 said:

moviestar08 said:



thanks,how do i go about getting laser treatment? how much does it cost?

May I ask, how old you are?



17
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Reply #17 posted 08/27/07 11:19am

Mach

moviestar08 said:

are there any make-up experts in here? if so, i need 2 no if theres any that will lighten ur skin.
I would suggest you go see and talk with an expert - let them look at your skin
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Reply #18 posted 08/27/07 11:19am

retina

moviestar08 said:

PaisleyPark5083 said:


May I ask, how old you are?



17


Oh dear, well don't consider such drastic measures yet then. It might well heal if you just give it some time.
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Reply #19 posted 08/27/07 11:20am

Imago

This thread reads like a Murder She Wrote mystery.
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Reply #20 posted 08/27/07 11:20am

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moviestar08 said:

PaisleyPark5083 said:


May I ask, how old you are?



17

Maybe your MOm can take you to the dr. A dermatologist.
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Reply #21 posted 08/27/07 11:22am

retina

PaisleyPark5083 said:

moviestar08 said:




17

Maybe your MOm can take you to the dr. A dermatologist.


Yeah, that sounds like a good first step.
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Reply #22 posted 08/27/07 11:24am

Imago

Mach said:

moviestar08 said:

are there any make-up experts in here? if so, i need 2 no if theres any that will lighten ur skin.
I would suggest you go see and talk with an expert - let them look at your skin



Areed. She could have eczema, which means applying an additional irritant may not be wise.
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Reply #23 posted 08/27/07 11:24am

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Theres always the Owe.....

Nevermind.

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I layed down with love and I woke up with lies
Whats it all worth only the heart can measure
It's not whats in the mirror but what's left inside
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Reply #24 posted 08/27/07 11:25am

JustErin

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Maybe you have Rosacea.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosacea

I'd go see a dermatologist to see what it really is.
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Reply #25 posted 08/27/07 11:27am

retina

TotalANXiousNESS said:

Theres always the Owe.....

Nevermind.

:blush:


Oh man, no wonder you get banned on a regular basis. lol no no no!
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Reply #26 posted 08/27/07 11:29am

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retina said:

TotalANXiousNESS said:

Theres always the Owe.....

Nevermind.

:blush:


Oh man, no wonder you get banned on a regular basis. lol no no no!



I'm totally KIDDING though. Damn. lol
I've reached in darkness and come out with treasure
I layed down with love and I woke up with lies
Whats it all worth only the heart can measure
It's not whats in the mirror but what's left inside
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Reply #27 posted 08/27/07 11:31am

Mach

Imago said:

Mach said:

I would suggest you go see and talk with an expert - let them look at your skin



Areed. She could have eczema, which means applying an additional irritant may not be wise.
Or Rosacea or any # of other things

Go see a Dr hun rose what you try at home could make it much worse
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Reply #28 posted 08/27/07 11:32am

Mach

TotalANXiousNESS said:

Theres always the Owe.....

Nevermind.

:blush:
Ok now that seriously was not funny Dani
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Reply #29 posted 08/27/07 11:34am

evenstar3

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TotalANXiousNESS said:

Theres always the Owe.....

Nevermind.

:blush:


i laughed.

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