MoniGram said:

They say its suppose to be really good for your skin, so good you can sleep in it
But like I said before if you need good coverage this is not the best stuff for that unless you really pack it on which I doubt you want do

veronikka said:

Thank you. Your skin looks pretty to me.

I use it but to be honest I don't really notice a lot of difference. I've used the powder form and the liquid form and prefer the liquid. The most important thing in using any foundation is to get the colour match perfect and I think where mineral makeup is good is that it matters a little less whether you're half a shade out because it does seem to adjust. My favourite powder mineral makeup is Susan Posnick; my favourite liquid so far has been Collin.

psychodelicide said:

I always fall for the expensive stuff and it's the only stuff I'll buy these days. Especially face creams. I just bought a $220 La Prairie face cream.

and it BETTER work dammit!

veronikka said:

I love MAC mascara, Ive never tried any of the other products though and I need some coverage

veronikka said:

They do say that in all their commercials. But who the hell wants to sleep with makeup on? It just clogs your pores and causes even more problems.

rasplicious said:

I hate buying a foundation, getting it home, and then realizing that I bought the wrong shade.

minneapolisgenius said:

I hope it works, for the amount of money you spent on it. $220 is a lot of money.

chillichocaholic said:

Never tried MAC makeup period. It is expensive?

psychodelicide said:

I know.



I'll let you know. It better be a fountain-of-youth miracle elixer.

I swear I have tried every mascara under the sun and the ALL clump

I have really dark, kinda long and thick lashes but damnit I like mascara sometimes

Anyone have any mascara suggestions ?

minneapolisgenius said:

Mach said:

Hmm, I have always used this type of mascara with excellent results (no clumps):

psychodelicide said:

That's my favorite one. I've tried a lot of different mascaras, but this is the best!

JessieJ said:

Agreed!

Mach...

I use Maybelline Great Lash and I also use Neutrogena Healthy Volume.

These are the two mascaras that clump the least for me. I bought a mascara wand in the make up brush section and after I put on the mascara I run the clean wand through my lashes and that gets rid of any clumps.


I wear the Neutrogena during the day because it's more of a feathery, natural look. And I wear the other if I go out at night because it's more dramatic.

I also think that it depends on what kind of lashes you have. We're all different and that affects what type of mascara works for each of us.

psychodelicide said:

I'm guilty of doing that

chillichocaholic said:

I currently used their Plush Lash, love it

hokie said:

Another vote for Great Lash Mascara. It is good stuff.

veronikka said:

Think I did that once or twice, after laying down and falling asleep, without getting the chance to wash my makeup off.

Flowerz said:

I know what you mean about having sensitive skin. I have to even watch which soap I use on my face, because the skin is so delicate.

psychodelicide said:

i cant use any soaps with lotions in them.. like Dove and Zest, i cant put that on my face... funny thing though, i DO use Dove body wash, this citrus one i have, grapefruit and lemon .. it smells great in the summer when it's really hot... but i can not put that on my face

Flowerz said:

I'm the opposite of you, because Dove is the ONLY soap that I can use on my face. If I try to use any other soap, my face gets red, dry and itchy feeling. A body wash with grapefruit and lemon sounds like it would have a really nice smell to it.

psychodelicide said:

we are total opposites ..my face gets red and itchy if i PUT Dove on my face i use Noxema on my face ..

Flowerz said:

Think I tried Noxema once or twice but that was many years ago.

psychodelicide said:

For you sensitive skin girls out there try Cetaphil cleanser. The creamy kind. (Don't know if there is another type)

I use it and it's sooooo mild. Milder than even Dove IMO. I use Dove on my body, but the Cetaphil on my face.

No dryness or itchiness or redness.

hokie said:

Thanks for the tip, I appreciate it. I use Cetaphil hand cream, love that stuff! If the hand cream is good, then the facial cleanser is good too, I'm sure.

psychodelicide said:

No problem...Us girls have to help each other out!

If it helps you to know I actually used it on my babies when they were very young and had eczema. They couldn't tolerate anything else. My pediatrician told me to to use it. So, I'm thinking if they recommend it for babies with eczema then it must be pretty mild.

hokie said:

Yes, us girls have to stick together. Babies definitely do have tender, sensitive skin. So if it's good for them, then it's good for adults with sensitive skin too.