PINCH, My New Liptick is Too Greasy!
lata...@my-deja.com
greasiness. It's the kind that migrates to your teeth before you can
say "oh no, $17 for nothing!" Godammit.
Just checking in,
love, Latasha_p
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Before you buy.
pinch
lata...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> I stupidly bought "Frankly Red" by Shiseido without testing it for
> greasiness. It's the kind that migrates to your teeth before you can
> say "oh no, $17 for nothing!" Godammit.
> Just checking in,
> love, Latasha_p
I feel your pain. My new "Violet Light" was a disappointment, though a
less costly won than yours at only 9.99.
pinch
latasha_p wrote:
> Revlon?
Oh you're good.
latasha_p
latasha_p
wrote:
>Oh you're good.
Yes, but it's an illness. To make matters worse, I've begun branching
out into hair products, none of which work (as I'm sure you know)
but that doesn't stop my fevered quest of the one that will solve
all my problems.
PixiePotPie
><pinchp...@yahoo.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >lata...@my-deja.com wrote:
>>> >>
>>> >> I stupidly bought "Frankly Red" by Shiseido without testing it for
>>> >> greasiness. It's the kind that migrates to your teeth before you can
>>> >> say "oh no, $17 for nothing!" Godammit.
>>> >> Just checking in,
>>> >> love, Latasha_p
>>> >
>>> >I feel your pain. My new "Violet Light" was a disappointment, though a
>>> >less costly won than yours at only 9.99.
>>>
>>> Revlon?
>>
>>Oh you're good.
>
>Yes, but it's an illness. To make matters worse, I've begun branching
>out into hair products, none of which work (as I'm sure you know)
>but that doesn't stop my fevered quest of the one that will solve
>all my problems.
i have violet light!!! that's an oldie, like from 1996 or 97. the reason i know
this is because i bought so many frigging lipsticks that year that i am still
using them all up and haven't bought a new one in 3 years or so. but $9.99????
is that what revlon costs now? or is it the special hoity toity smudge free
dealybob?
the one i wear all the time is coffee bean.
~*pixiepotpie*~
------------------------------
"i've been meek, & hard like an oak
i've seen pretty people disappear like smoke"
------------------------------- ----b dylan
Kelly
> latasha wrote:
> ><pinchp...@yahoo.com>
> >>> wrote:
> >>>
> >>> >
> >>> >
> >>> >lata...@my-deja.com wrote:
> >>> >>
> >>> >> I stupidly bought "Frankly Red" by Shiseido without testing it for
> >>> >> greasiness. It's the kind that migrates to your teeth before you can
> >>> >> say "oh no, $17 for nothing!" Godammit.
> >>> >> Just checking in,
> >>> >> love, Latasha_p
> >>> >
> >>> >I feel your pain. My new "Violet Light" was a disappointment, though a
> >>> >less costly won than yours at only 9.99.
> >>>
> >>> Revlon?
> >>
> >>Oh you're good.
> >
> >Yes, but it's an illness. To make matters worse, I've begun branching
> >out into hair products, none of which work (as I'm sure you know)
> >but that doesn't stop my fevered quest of the one that will solve
> >all my problems.
>
> i have violet light!!! that's an oldie, like from 1996 or 97. the reason i know
> this is because i bought so many frigging lipsticks that year that i am still
> using them all up and haven't bought a new one in 3 years or so. but $9.99????
> is that what revlon costs now? or is it the special hoity toity smudge free
> dealybob?
>
> the one i wear all the time is coffee bean.
I used to love Coffee Bean. Then I discovered Slate and Iced Mocha. However, my
new favorite lipstick is Jane's "Go Platinum" and I use it with Oil of Olay
lipliner in "Chocolate." The lipstick from Jane is great because it's only like
$3.
Although I am tempted to go buy an Iced Mocha lipstick....
Kelly
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"How I long to fall just a little bit, to dance out of the lines and stray from the
light,
But I fear that to fall in love with you is to fall from a great and gruesome
height."
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*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
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Christine A Tarbet
Liptick i.. by pi...@yahoo.com
> latasha_p wrote:
> >
> > On Thu, 29 Jun 2000 16:55:03 -0500, pinch <pinchp...@yahoo.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > >lata...@my-deja.com wrote:
> > >>
> > >> I stupidly bought "Frankly Red" by Shiseido without testing it for
> > >> greasiness. It's the kind that migrates to your teeth before you can
> > >> say "oh no, $17 for nothing!" Godammit.
> > >> Just checking in,
> > >> love, Latasha_p
> > >
> > >I feel your pain. My new "Violet Light" was a disappointment, though a
> > >less costly won than yours at only 9.99.
> >
> > Revlon?
>
> Oh you're good.
I've found that Clinique lipstick has the best texture of any lipstick
I've tried. Revlon doesn't smooth on as well. Shiseido tends to be too
greasy.
Christine
MarlaJenk
tried alot of what is out there, and Loreal's "Real Raisin" is the most long
lasting, non-greasy lipstick out there. The reason I specified the shade is
that that color really does look good on anyone. Just thought I would share.
Marla
Liz S.
Marla...Oy! That is my absolute favorite lipstick!!!
Also, the best red lipstick I've ever found (from the drugstore shelf, anyway)
is Candied Apple by L'Oreal. I've never found one that looked good on me
before, ever, because my skin has a golden/olive tone to it.
Sexy Chicken
http://www.sinsotheflesh.org
http://roswell.fortunecity.com/poe/433
"There are two kinds of people in the world...my kind of people and assholes.
I think it's obvious which category you fit into!"
-Connie Marble, "Pink Flamingos"
Susie Nettles
>I stupidly bought "Frankly Red" by Shiseido without testing it for
>greasiness. It's the kind that migrates to your teeth before you can
>say "oh no, $17 for nothing!" Godammit.
>Just checking in,
>love, Latasha_p
When your lipstick is too greasy, here are 3 things to help:
1.) Use a foam eyeshadow applicator to put some powder blush on your lips
before you put on the lipstick
2.) Put the lipstick on, then blot and with one ply of tissue on your lips,
brush powder through the tissue to your lips
3.) Keep the lipstick in the fridge.
Always happy to help with makeup/hair tips.... maybe we could do makeovers at
the baby shower.
---
Susie
Susie Nettles
>I've found that Clinique lipstick has the best texture of any lipstick
>I've tried. Revlon doesn't smooth on as well. Shiseido tends to be too
>greasy.
>
Me two, Christine. Clinique and Estee Lauder (same company).
---
Susie
latasha_p
wrote:
God it's good to be a woman, isn't it? There's a lotta love in this
room.
Susie, my Shiseido lipstick is fucking hopeless, it's a goddam
oilslick. And if I blot, it just takes off the color (NOT a rich
pigment, Pinch, not at all)
Roulette Red by Christian Dior is a beautiful vibrant red with a
blue undertone, but again a little greasy. Lorac makes a nice
product called Liptint in a little pot, but it isn't glossy, more
like a stain. The best lipstick EVER MADE was called
Red #22 by Chanel:a perfect color and perfect formula.
So naturally, they discontinued it. (it's a law of nature, like when
you say "my skin has been really good lately!" and the next day you
wake up looking like pizza.
Today I bought a hair product that promised me the world as usual, by
Laurent D, whoever he is, and I know we won't be holding our
breath to see if it works.
Let me just say in closing that when I see lip liner that doesn't
match the wearer's lipstick, I just want to kill someone.
Also, because I think it may be safe to say so here,
I hate that motherfucker John Hans(e)(o)n more than
little hairclips with butterflies.......and that's a lot.
Love, 'P
>
John Hansen
Timberize
Newsgroup of all time.
Michelle
I've found that Clinique lipstick has the best texture of any lipstick
I've tried.
I agree!
<< Revlon doesn't smooth on as well. Shiseido tends to be too
greasy.
************************
"Well behaved women never make history"
John Hansen
latasha_p
>This thread wins my personal award for most bizarrely off-topic post to a
>Newsgroup of all time.
including circumcision?
John Hansen
Susie Nettles
>>>From: lata...@my-deja.com
>>
>>>I stupidly bought "Frankly Red" by Shiseido without testing it for
>>>greasiness. It's the kind that migrates to your teeth before you can
>>>say "oh no, $17 for nothing!" Godammit.
>>>Just checking in,
>>>love, Latasha_p
>>
>>When your lipstick is too greasy, here are 3 things to help:
>>
>>1.) Use a foam eyeshadow applicator to put some powder blush on your lips
>>before you put on the lipstick
>>
>>2.) Put the lipstick on, then blot and with one ply of tissue on your lips,
>>brush powder through the tissue to your lips
>>
>>3.) Keep the lipstick in the fridge.
>>
>>Always happy to help with makeup/hair tips.... maybe we could do makeovers
>at
>>the baby shower.
>>
>>
>>---
>>Susie
>>
>God it's good to be a woman, isn't it? There's a lotta love in this
>room.
I'm so glad I'm not a man, and have to worry about whether or not I was
circumcised.
>
>Susie, my Shiseido lipstick is fucking hopeless, it's a goddam
>oilslick. And if I blot, it just takes off the color (NOT a rich
>pigment, Pinch, not at all)
Maybe you could could cut it up into a little container and mix it with powder?
Or leave it open for a few days to dry out?
You should just return it. If they refuse to refund your money, we could all
get together and picket their cosmetic counter.
>
>Roulette Red by Christian Dior is a beautiful vibrant red with a
>blue undertone, but again a little greasy. Lorac makes a nice
>product called Liptint in a little pot, but it isn't glossy, more
>like a stain. The best lipstick EVER MADE was called
>Red #22 by Chanel:a perfect color and perfect formula.
>So naturally, they discontinued it. (it's a law of nature, like when
>you say "my skin has been really good lately!" and the next day you
>wake up looking like pizza.
:::sigh::: So true, so true.
>
>Today I bought a hair product that promised me the world as usual, by
>Laurent D, whoever he is, and I know we won't be holding our
>breath to see if it works.
I just bought 2 new hairproducts that my stylist recommended. One was Shampoo
potion #5 by Sebastion, and I don't like it. It leaves my hair too greasy
feeling. I do like the leave in conditioner, potion #9. It helps reduce my
flyaway.
>
>Let me just say in closing that when I see lip liner that doesn't
>match the wearer's lipstick, I just want to kill someone.
>Also, because I think it may be safe to say so here,
>I hate that motherfucker John Hans(e)(o)n more than
>little hairclips with butterflies.......and that's a lot.
I think the butterfly hairclips are cute on little girls, but anyone over 10
years old should just say no. I also do not like JH.
>
>Love, 'P
>
>
>
>>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
---
Susie
da...@pacbell.net
susien...@aol.compost (Susie Nettles) wrote:
> I'm so glad I'm not a man, and have to worry about
> whether or not I was circumcised.
Millions of little girls are circumcised every year, even some
illegally in this country, sad but true. Hopefully the backward
practice of circumcising boys or girls will end and future generations
will be spared the mutilation.
latasha_p
wrote:
>>From: lata...@my-deja.com (latasha_p)
>
>>>>From: lata...@my-deja.com
>>>
>>>>I stupidly bought "Frankly Red" by Shiseido without testing it for
>>>>greasiness. It's the kind that migrates to your teeth before you can
>>>>say "oh no, $17 for nothing!" Godammit.
>>>>Just checking in,
>>>>love, Latasha_p
>>>
>>>When your lipstick is too greasy, here are 3 things to help:
>>>
>>>1.) Use a foam eyeshadow applicator to put some powder blush on your lips
>>>before you put on the lipstick
>>>
>>>2.) Put the lipstick on, then blot and with one ply of tissue on your lips,
>>>brush powder through the tissue to your lips
>>>
>>>3.) Keep the lipstick in the fridge.
>>>
>>>Always happy to help with makeup/hair tips.... maybe we could do makeovers
>>at
>>>the baby shower.
>>>
>>>
>>>---
>>>Susie
>>>
>>God it's good to be a woman, isn't it? There's a lotta love in this
>>room.
>
>I'm so glad I'm not a man, and have to worry about whether or not I was
>circumcised.
>
I know, it certainly seems to haunt them, doesn't it.
>>Susie, my Shiseido lipstick is fucking hopeless, it's a goddam
>>oilslick. And if I blot, it just takes off the color (NOT a rich
>>pigment, Pinch, not at all)
>
>Maybe you could could cut it up into a little container and mix it with powder?
> Or leave it open for a few days to dry out?
>
>You should just return it. If they refuse to refund your money, we could all
>get together and picket their cosmetic counter.
>
>>
>>Roulette Red by Christian Dior is a beautiful vibrant red with a
>>blue undertone, but again a little greasy. Lorac makes a nice
>>product called Liptint in a little pot, but it isn't glossy, more
>>like a stain. The best lipstick EVER MADE was called
>>Red #22 by Chanel:a perfect color and perfect formula.
>>So naturally, they discontinued it. (it's a law of nature, like when
>>you say "my skin has been really good lately!" and the next day you
>>wake up looking like pizza.
>
>:::sigh::: So true, so true.
>
>>
>>Today I bought a hair product that promised me the world as usual, by
>>Laurent D, whoever he is, and I know we won't be holding our
>>breath to see if it works.
>
>
>I just bought 2 new hairproducts that my stylist recommended. One was Shampoo
>potion #5 by Sebastion, and I don't like it. It leaves my hair too greasy
>feeling. I do like the leave in conditioner, potion #9. It helps reduce my
>flyaway.
>
I found #9 to be too heavy for my hair but it's better than most
leave in stuff. Phytosomething (you know the brand I mean) has a
leave-in product called #7 and it's the shit! Expensive though.
I hate to say it but my Laurent D product IS GOOD! REALLY GOOD!
Smoothing without being oily of flattening your hair too much.
As for taking back my lipstick....should I? It's worthless. I'll look
for the receipt.
PixiePotPie
>>>I hate that motherfucker John Hans(e)(o)n more than
>>>little hairclips with butterflies.......and that's a lot.
>>
>>
>>I think the butterfly hairclips are cute on little girls, but anyone over 10
>>years old should just say no. I also do not like JH.
guess what??? i have lots of little jeweled butterfly clips! i have also, on
more than one occasion, been known to refer to them as "clippies".
muahahahahahaha!!!
Kelly
> Not that it matters, but here is my $0.02 on the lipstick issue, and I have
> tried alot of what is out there, and Loreal's "Real Raisin" is the most long
> lasting, non-greasy lipstick out there. The reason I specified the shade is
> that that color really does look good on anyone. Just thought I would share.
>
> Marla
Are you talking about L'Oreal's Rouge Virtuale in "Real Raisin"? I just bought
it today and I find it greasy. In all honesty I couldn't remember what color you
were talking about ("____ Raisin") so I bought Colour Endure in Rum Raisin (nice
color) and HydraSoft in Restful Raisin (really nice also.)
latasha_p
>MarlaJenk wrote:
>
>> Not that it matters, but here is my $0.02 on the lipstick issue, and I have
>> tried alot of what is out there, and Loreal's "Real Raisin" is the most long
>> lasting, non-greasy lipstick out there. The reason I specified the shade is
>> that that color really does look good on anyone. Just thought I would share.
>>
>> Marla
>
>Are you talking about L'Oreal's Rouge Virtuale in "Real Raisin"? I just bought
>it today and I find it greasy. In all honesty I couldn't remember what color you
>were talking about ("____ Raisin") so I bought Colour Endure in Rum Raisin (nice
>color) and HydraSoft in Restful Raisin (really nice also.)
>
But Kelly, don't you find Color Endure very drying? I have it in
Hearts on Fire and also Ruby, and I'm not happy with the way it begins
to cake up and then fade, leaving only the outline intact.
And check this out: yesterday I saw the perfect red lipstick
in a brand I've never heard of, in a cute silver tube with
rhinestones on the top, only $15 at Bloomingdales and
I DIDN"T BUY IT. AM I INSANE???????????
love
Latasha'P
Monika
them are way too dry, though. Try Avon's 3 in one all over face pencil. Avon's
Beyond Color lipsticks are also not greasy. I also recommend Chanel lipsticks,
Origin & Merle Norman fat pencil lipsticks.
And, just in case anyone is looking for a phat lipgloss (but it is mega greasy), try
Lancome's Lip Brio.
Kelly
> On Mon, 03 Jul 2000 17:56:37 -0400, Kelly <kell...@ttlc.net> wrote:
>
> >MarlaJenk wrote:
> >
> >> Not that it matters, but here is my $0.02 on the lipstick issue, and I have
> >> tried alot of what is out there, and Loreal's "Real Raisin" is the most long
> >> lasting, non-greasy lipstick out there. The reason I specified the shade is
> >> that that color really does look good on anyone. Just thought I would share.
> >>
> >> Marla
> >
> >Are you talking about L'Oreal's Rouge Virtuale in "Real Raisin"? I just bought
> >it today and I find it greasy. In all honesty I couldn't remember what color you
> >were talking about ("____ Raisin") so I bought Colour Endure in Rum Raisin (nice
> >color) and HydraSoft in Restful Raisin (really nice also.)
> >
> But Kelly, don't you find Color Endure very drying? I have it in
> Hearts on Fire and also Ruby, and I'm not happy with the way it begins to cake up
> and then fade, leaving only the outline intact.
I'm not sure yet. I just bought it out of the fact that I couldn't remember the exact
title of lipstick, only that it contained the word Raisin. I like the color though,
so I may be willing to deal with it.
Won lipstick I am impressed with is Revlon's Color & Shine (You know, the won with the
color stay lipstick and then the gloss to put over.) It stays really well, and
doesn't look cakey after awhile of being on your lips. The only downside is that I've
yet to find a color I can wear during the day. I have one called "Lunar" and it's
mostly for going to clubs because it's so dark.
> And check this out: yesterday I saw the perfect red lipstick
> in a brand I've never heard of, in a cute silver tube with
> rhinestones on the top, only $15 at Bloomingdales and
> I DIDN"T BUY IT. AM I INSANE???????????
Why didn't you buy it?!You know, I've yet to find a shade of red that looks right on
me. My face sometimes takes on an olive tint (the Portuguese half of me) while still
staying relatively pale (the Irish side of me.) I've gotten a bit more tan over the
summer, but I still can't wear red. I'm more of a dark maroon/brown/earthy-toned
lipstick wearer.
Christine A Tarbet
Liptick i.. by da...@pacbell.net
> From: da...@pacbell.net
> Subject: Re: PINCH, My New Liptick is Too Greasy!
> Date: Mon, 03 Jul 2000 00:57:30 GMT
> > whether or not I was circumcised.
>
> illegally in this country, sad but true. Hopefully the backward
> practice of circumcising boys or girls will end and future generations
> will be spared the mutilation.
There is a huge difference between the two. Circumcision for girls
leads to many, many health problems and the inability to have enjoy sex
(for most). Now, on to the lipstick talk!!!! And leave this thread.
you are becoming John hansen II.
Kelly
> Now I know my life's purpose: I will find you a red that works for you
> or my name isn't Latasha'P, Queen of Red Lipstick. How about a bricky
> red? Would that be okay?
That sounds like it could work.
> From the sound of your complexion, I feel that a pure red (no orange or blue undertones)
> would be beautiful. But you know best.
Depends on vibrancy. Really bright reds have a tendency to enhance that pale Irish
complexion.
> I just think that red lipstick is one of the joys of being a woman.....like Felina
> push-up bras and Guerlain perfume and
> hating Jofn Hanson.
Speaking of bras, has anyone tried one of those water bras? I have not, but I'm wondering
if my twins would rest easier in something like that.
Kelly
pinch
What on earth is a water bra?
latasha_p
red? Would that be okay? From the sound of your complexion, I feel
that a pure red (no orange or blue undertones) would be beautiful. But
you know best. I just think that red lipstick is one of the joys of
being a woman.....like Felina push-up bras and Guerlain perfume and
hating Jofn Hanson.
XXX'P
Christine A Tarbet
the won
> with the
> color stay lipstick and then the gloss to put over.) It stays really
well, an
> d
> doesn't look cakey after awhile of being on your lips. The only
downside is t
> hat I've
> yet to find a color I can wear during the day. I have one called
"Lunar" and
> it's
> mostly for going to clubs because it's so dark.
I like the revlon product that is the lipliner on one side and the
"shine" lipstick on the other side (in a tube).
Christine A Tarbet
not, but I
> 'm wondering
> if my twins would rest easier in something like that.
>
I tried one on for the hell of it... they were heavy as hell.
marci
(Susie Nettles) write :
>>From: lata...@my-deja.com (latasha_p)
>
>>>>From: lata...@my-deja.com
>>>
>>>>I stupidly bought "Frankly Red" by Shiseido without testing it for
>>>>greasiness. It's the kind that migrates to your teeth before you can
>>>>say "oh no, $17 for nothing!" Godammit.
>>>>Just checking in,
>>>>love, Latasha_p
>>>
>>>When your lipstick is too greasy, here are 3 things to help:
>>>
>>>1.) Use a foam eyeshadow applicator to put some powder blush on your lips
>>>before you put on the lipstick
>>>
>>>2.) Put the lipstick on, then blot and with one ply of tissue on your lips,
>>>brush powder through the tissue to your lips
>>>
>>>3.) Keep the lipstick in the fridge.
>>>
>>>Always happy to help with makeup/hair tips.... maybe we could do makeovers
>>at
>>>the baby shower.
>>>
>>>
>>>---
>>>Susie
>>>
>>God it's good to be a woman, isn't it? There's a lotta love in this
>>room.
>
>I'm so glad I'm not a man, and have to worry about whether or not I was
>circumcised.
>
>>
>>Susie, my Shiseido lipstick is fucking hopeless, it's a goddam
>>oilslick. And if I blot, it just takes off the color (NOT a rich
>>pigment, Pinch, not at all)
>
>Maybe you could could cut it up into a little container and mix it with powder?
> Or leave it open for a few days to dry out?
>
>You should just return it. If they refuse to refund your money, we could all
>get together and picket their cosmetic counter.
>
>>
>>Roulette Red by Christian Dior is a beautiful vibrant red with a
>>blue undertone, but again a little greasy. Lorac makes a nice
>>product called Liptint in a little pot, but it isn't glossy, more
>>like a stain. The best lipstick EVER MADE was called
>>Red #22 by Chanel:a perfect color and perfect formula.
>>So naturally, they discontinued it. (it's a law of nature, like when
>>you say "my skin has been really good lately!" and the next day you
>>wake up looking like pizza.
>
>:::sigh::: So true, so true.
>
>>
>>Today I bought a hair product that promised me the world as usual, by
>>Laurent D, whoever he is, and I know we won't be holding our
>>breath to see if it works.
>
>
>I just bought 2 new hairproducts that my stylist recommended. One was Shampoo
>potion #5 by Sebastion, and I don't like it. It leaves my hair too greasy
>feeling. I do like the leave in conditioner, potion #9. It helps reduce my
>flyaway.
do you know of a conditioner/detangler for fine hair with a tendancy
to get ratty?
>
>>
>>Let me just say in closing that when I see lip liner that doesn't
>>match the wearer's lipstick, I just want to kill someone.
>>Also, because I think it may be safe to say so here,
>>I hate that motherfucker John Hans(e)(o)n more than
>>little hairclips with butterflies.......and that's a lot.
>
>
>I think the butterfly hairclips are cute on little girls, but anyone over 10
>years old should just say no. I also do not like JH.
i don't like the butterfly clips either, but i do like the little tiny
baby barrettes. my hair in very fine and slippery, but the little
won's stay in good. and i also do not like JH.
>
>>
>>Love, 'P
>>
>>
>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>---
>Susie
>
>
Liz S.
>
>Why didn't you buy it?!You know, I've yet to find a shade of red that looks
>right on
>me. My face sometimes takes on an olive tint (the Portuguese half of me)
>while still
>staying relatively pale (the Irish side of me.) I've gotten a bit more tan
>over the
>summer, but I still can't wear red. I'm more of a dark
>maroon/brown/earthy-toned
>lipstick wearer.
>
>
Kelly,
Try Candied Apple by L'Oreal. :)
Liz
Liz S.
>Speaking of bras, has anyone tried one of those water bras? I have not, but
>I'm wondering
>if my twins would rest easier in something like that.
>
Water bras were sent from the heavens! The ones with the lace from Frederick's
of Hollywood are the absolute best.
What's the best push-up bra brand? I haven't ever found a really good one.
Victoria's Secret bras are the worst. They only look good on women with
implants.
Kelly
> >
> >Speaking of bras, has anyone tried one of those water bras? I have not, but
> >I'm wondering
> >if my twins would rest easier in something like that.
> >
> >Kelly
>
> Water bras were sent from the heavens! The ones with the lace from Frederick's
> of Hollywood are the absolute best.
Hmm, now I'm tempted to try won. Although Christine says they're heavy... did you
find them to be heavy?
> What's the best push-up bra brand? I haven't ever found a really good one.
> Victoria's Secret bras are the worst. They only look good on women with
> implants.
Well, won day I ended up trying won of those Victoria's Secrets "Miracle Bras" not
realizing it wasn't just a regular won. Miracle Bra -- HAH! It's a miracle they
weren't hitting my chin!
Have you tried any by Frederick's, or maybe even the original creator-- the
wonderbra?
Must say though, VS does have nice normal bras (not the push up wons).
Kelly
> >
> >Why didn't you buy it?!You know, I've yet to find a shade of red that looks
> >right on
> >me. My face sometimes takes on an olive tint (the Portuguese half of me)
> >while still
> >staying relatively pale (the Irish side of me.) I've gotten a bit more tan
> >over the
> >summer, but I still can't wear red. I'm more of a dark
> >maroon/brown/earthy-toned
> >lipstick wearer.
> >
> >
> >Kelly
>
> Kelly,
>
> Try Candied Apple by L'Oreal. :)
>
> Liz
Liz, thank you for your suggestion. You are a nice won. I will try that on
Friday, and I'll make sure I go to a place that takes the makeup back just in
case it doesn't look quite right.
pinch
marci wrote:
>
> do you know of a conditioner/detangler for fine hair with a tendancy
> to get ratty?
Pantene Pro-V light spray conditioner for fine hair. Use it AFTER you've
used a two-in-won. Works wonders.
HTH
latasha_p
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>>Speaking of bras, has anyone tried one of those water bras? I have not, but
>>I'm wondering
>>if my twins would rest easier in something like that.
>>
>>Kelly
>
Your twins will looks about 2 sizes bigger and they will be happy!
>Water bras were sent from the heavens! The ones with the lace from Frederick's
>of Hollywood are the absolute best.
>
>What's the best push-up bra brand? I haven't ever found a really good one.
>Victoria's Secret bras are the worst. They only look good on women with
>implants.
>
Felina baby. They are the shit, even if you wear an A (ahem), they are
shaped beautifully and realy do the job. Plus they are really gorgeous
as art objects, with embroidery, tiny pearls, the whole thing. I can't
say enough about them! Their matching thongs though are
very painful and not worth the suffering. For thongs,
Cosabella.....right everyone (not you daxo or paxo or
whatever you'recalled. You just concentrate on your foreskin)
marci
<pinchp...@yahoo.com> write :
thanks pinch. i put this on my shopping list. i will let you know how
it works.
Kelly
> On 04 Jul 2000 08:32:39 GMT, sxych...@aol.comnospamQQ (Liz S.)
> wrote:
>
> >>
> >>Speaking of bras, has anyone tried one of those water bras? I have not, but
> >>I'm wondering
> >>if my twins would rest easier in something like that.
> >>
> >>Kelly
> >
> Your twins will looks about 2 sizes bigger and they will be happy!
> >Water bras were sent from the heavens! The ones with the lace from Frederick's
> >of Hollywood are the absolute best.
> >
> >What's the best push-up bra brand? I haven't ever found a really good one.
> >Victoria's Secret bras are the worst. They only look good on women with
> >implants.
> >
> Felina baby. They are the shit, even if you wear an A (ahem), they are
> shaped beautifully and realy do the job. Plus they are really gorgeous
> as art objects, with embroidery, tiny pearls, the whole thing. I can't
> say enough about them! Their matching thongs though are
> very painful and not worth the suffering. For thongs,
> Cosabella.....right everyone (not you daxo or paxo or
> whatever you'recalled. You just concentrate on your foreskin)
I find VS thongs to be very comfortable, but the material itself does not wash
well.
Michelle
latasha_p wrote:
Won lipstick I am impressed with is Revlon's Color & Shine (You know, the won
with the
color stay lipstick and then the gloss to put over.) It stays really well, and
doesn't look cakey after awhile of being on your lips. The only downside is
that I've
yet to find a color I can wear during the day. I have one called "Lunar" and
it's
mostly for going to clubs because it's so dark.
> And check this out: yesterday I saw the perfect red lipstick
> in a brand I've never heard of, in a cute silver tube with
> rhinestones on the top, only $15 at Bloomingdales and
> I DIDN"T BUY IT. AM I INSANE???????????
Why didn't you buy it?!You know, I've yet to find a shade of red that looks
right on
me. My face sometimes takes on an olive tint (the Portuguese half of me) while
still
staying relatively pale (the Irish side of me.) I've gotten a bit more tan
over the
summer, but I still can't wear red. I'm more of a dark
maroon/brown/earthy-toned
lipstick wearer.
I bought Clinique's Super Berry today and love it!!
************************
"Well behaved women never make history"
Michelle
As far as pencil lipsticks go Clinique's "Chubby Sticks" are awesome!
Susie Nettles
>>>>Also, because I think it may be safe to say so here,
>>>>I hate that motherfucker John Hans(e)(o)n more than
>>>>little hairclips with butterflies.......and that's a lot.
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>>>I think the butterfly hairclips are cute on little girls, but anyone over
>10
>>>years old should just say no. I also do not like JH.
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>guess what??? i have lots of little jeweled butterfly clips! i have also, on
>more than one occasion, been known to refer to them as "clippies".
>muahahahahahaha!!!
Pixie, I certainly wasn't talking about you... I think you are won of the few
women cute enough to pull off wearing them. But it's just sad when you see an
older woman of 52 wearing them.
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>On 03 Jul 2000 00:23:26 GMT, I think I saw susien...@aol.compost
>(Susie Nettles) write :
>>I just bought 2 new hairproducts that my stylist recommended. One was
>Shampoo
>>potion #5 by Sebastion, and I don't like it. It leaves my hair too greasy
>>feeling. I do like the leave in conditioner, potion #9. It helps reduce my
>>flyaway.
>
>do you know of a conditioner/detangler for fine hair with a tendancy
>to get ratty?
>
Marci, I have that baby fine hair too with just a hint of wave (I hate it!).
When my hair gets all tangly and snarly, I spray on Infusium 23 (cheapo product
you can get at the drug or grocery store). Use a comb with wide teeth, and
start detangling your hair from the bottom ends and work up. Then you can comb
through it as usual.
I also like the Paul Mitchell leave in conditioner (and a side benefit of that
is it helps my nails too).
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PixiePotPie
>>From: pixie...@aol.com (PixiePotPie)
>
>>>>>Also, because I think it may be safe to say so here,
>>>>>I hate that motherfucker John Hans(e)(o)n more than
>>>>>little hairclips with butterflies.......and that's a lot.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I think the butterfly hairclips are cute on little girls, but anyone over
>>10
>>>>years old should just say no. I also do not like JH.
>>
>>guess what??? i have lots of little jeweled butterfly clips! i have also, on
>>more than one occasion, been known to refer to them as "clippies".
>>muahahahahahaha!!!
>
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>Pixie, I certainly wasn't talking about you... I think you are won of the few
>women cute enough to pull off wearing them. But it's just sad when you see
>an
>older woman of 52 wearing them.
awww thanks susie. i wear lots of inappropriate things. but like a cow orker of
mine once said to me, "you know, that's the thing about us. we can wear stuff
from the gap and it just winds up looking a little bit weird."
~*pixiepotpie*~
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"yeah well, *i* prefer 'the magnificent
supersonic dj wezo' but you don't see
me forcing people to call me that."--d deleon
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latasha'p
>>>>Also, because I think it may be safe to say so here,
>>>>I hate that motherfucker John Hans(e)(o)n more than
>>>>little hairclips with butterflies.......and that's a lot.
>>>
>>>
>>>I think the butterfly hairclips are cute on little girls, but anyone over 10
>>>years old should just say no. I also do not like JH.
>
>guess what??? i have lots of little jeweled butterfly clips! i have also, on
>more than one occasion, been known to refer to them as "clippies".
>muahahahahahaha!!!
>
Pixie, I love you but let's pretend you didn't say that about the
clippies.
I wanted to report that an overpriced snooty brand called
NARS makes a lip-stain that comes in a little bottle and stains your
lips for hours & hours without fading or coming off. My girlfriend
bought it from a salesgirl with long purple hair and a black
cowboy hat, with bats tattooed on her arm. We both wanted to
take her home, kind of like a cool life-sized Barbie doll. She was
so pretty.
PS It comes in 3 colors
Kelly
> On 03 Jul 2000 02:47:25 GMT, pixie...@aol.com (PixiePotPie) wrote:
>
> >>>>Also, because I think it may be safe to say so here,
> >>>>I hate that motherfucker John Hans(e)(o)n more than
> >>>>little hairclips with butterflies.......and that's a lot.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>I think the butterfly hairclips are cute on little girls, but anyone over 10
> >>>years old should just say no. I also do not like JH.
> >
> >guess what??? i have lots of little jeweled butterfly clips! i have also, on
> >more than one occasion, been known to refer to them as "clippies".
> >muahahahahahaha!!!
> >
> Pixie, I love you but let's pretend you didn't say that about the
> clippies.
> I wanted to report that an overpriced snooty brand called
> NARS makes a lip-stain that comes in a little bottle and stains your
> lips for hours & hours without fading or coming off. My girlfriend
> bought it from a salesgirl with long purple hair and a black
> cowboy hat, with bats tattooed on her arm. We both wanted to
> take her home, kind of like a cool life-sized Barbie doll. She was
> so pretty.
> PS It comes in 3 colors
So then how does it come off?
latasha'p
>latasha'p wrote:
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>> On 03 Jul 2000 02:47:25 GMT, pixie...@aol.com (PixiePotPie) wrote:
>>
>> >>>>Also, because I think it may be safe to say so here,
>> >>>>I hate that motherfucker John Hans(e)(o)n more than
>> >>>>little hairclips with butterflies.......and that's a lot.
>> >>>
>> >>>
>> >>>I think the butterfly hairclips are cute on little girls, but anyone over 10
>> >>>years old should just say no. I also do not like JH.
>> >
>> >guess what??? i have lots of little jeweled butterfly clips! i have also, on
>> >more than one occasion, been known to refer to them as "clippies".
>> >muahahahahahaha!!!
>> >
>> Pixie, I love you but let's pretend you didn't say that about the
>> clippies.
>> I wanted to report that an overpriced snooty brand called
>> NARS makes a lip-stain that comes in a little bottle and stains your
>> lips for hours & hours without fading or coming off. My girlfriend
>> bought it from a salesgirl with long purple hair and a black
>> cowboy hat, with bats tattooed on her arm. We both wanted to
>> take her home, kind of like a cool life-sized Barbie doll. She was
>> so pretty.
>> PS It comes in 3 colors
>
>So then how does it come off?
You probably hafta use soap or eye make-up remover. Plus, you can use
it as a foundation for your lipstick, or gloss. But it looks really
good by itself, like you've been eating berries. "Benifit" makes a lip
stain too but it DOESNT WORK. They are motherfuckers.
PS How come two fine sisters like us is on the net right now
instead of going out wth that guy on the cover of the new
Vanity Fair??? Please look at him & report back.
love, 'P
PixiePotPie
>On 03 Jul 2000 02:47:25 GMT, pixie...@aol.com (PixiePotPie) wrote:
>
>>>>>Also, because I think it may be safe to say so here,
>>>>>I hate that motherfucker John Hans(e)(o)n more than
>>>>>little hairclips with butterflies.......and that's a lot.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I think the butterfly hairclips are cute on little girls, but anyone over
>10
>>>>years old should just say no. I also do not like JH.
>>
>>guess what??? i have lots of little jeweled butterfly clips! i have also, on
>>more than one occasion, been known to refer to them as "clippies".
>>muahahahahahaha!!!
>>
>Pixie, I love you but let's pretend you didn't say that about the
>clippies.
done...i am nothing if not skilled in the art of denial!
>I wanted to report that an overpriced snooty brand called
>NARS makes a lip-stain that comes in a little bottle and stains your
>lips for hours & hours without fading or coming off. My girlfriend
>bought it from a salesgirl with long purple hair and a black
>cowboy hat, with bats tattooed on her arm. We both wanted to
>take her home, kind of like a cool life-sized Barbie doll. She was
>so pretty.
>PS It comes in 3 colors
oooh that sounds yummy...have you tried the anna sui cosmetic line? i know
nothing about it but i LOVE the packaging...and i always tend to judge a book
by its cover!
latasha'p
Yep, I got a lipstick (red, duh) from Nordstrom, and then they had the
nerve to stop carrying the line. I felt bad for poor Anna Sui. It
wasnt a great lipstick, but you're right, the case is really cool and
goth looking.
love 'P
(R is making me leave the computer)