topic Re: Make-Up Forever in Beauty

Make-Up Forever

mariadomenica — Tue, 04 Nov 2014 20:58:00 GMT

Has anyone tried this line of make-up? I am particularly interested in the foundation serum that they just showed on HSN. I have tried the mascara and the "extension" mascara, also the lipstick. I have loved all of the products. I am wondering what some other ladies think.

Re: Make-Up Forever

ChynnaBlue — Tue, 04 Nov 2014 21:10:16 GMT

I've only tried a few Make Up Forever products, but I've really liked the ones I've tried. I like their Uplight Face Luminzer Gels a lot. I also like the Aqua Cream eye colors.

Watch out for their HD Powder, which flashes back if you take pictures. It's the culprit that makes the celebrities look like they have white powder all over their faces on the red carpet.

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travel diva — Tue, 04 Nov 2014 21:44:56 GMT

I love love love their eye shadow. You can build your own palette, 1,2,3 or 4 shades. You can get it at Sephora, not sure about Ulta.

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olive59 — Tue, 04 Nov 2014 21:58:46 GMT

They don't sell this line at ulta ?? I love their eye make up remover. It's the blue colored one. I've tried other items in their line ( powder, foundation, eye liner) and didn't nt love any of them. But they were ok. The eye makeup remover is the only thing I have and will continue to repurchase. Have you tried Laura mercies new fluid foundation? It is the best I've used - check it out next time your at sephora and ask for a sample to take home

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olive59 — Tue, 04 Nov 2014 21:59:49 GMT

Wanted to add - typing this from my iPad and it's printing out weird. The question marks were supposed to be a smiley face!

Re: Make-Up Forever

aggravated — Tue, 04 Nov 2014 23:04:23 GMT

is it possible you mean ""Ready-to Wear"" makeup by Philip Chantal (sp?) (former MAC designer)? I'm not seeing any Makeup Forever products listed on their website.

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ChynnaBlue — Tue, 04 Nov 2014 23:34:10 GMT

I've only seen Makeup Forever sold at Sephora, not at Ulta. Even if you go to the Makeup Forever website and try to shop there, there's no "add to cart" button on a product, only a "Buy at Sephora" button.

Re: Make-Up Forever

okiebug — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 00:52:42 GMT

It's spelled out in separate words "Make Up For Ever" shortened to MUFE. It's extremely long-wear - they have a line developed for synchronized swimmers. I didn't care for their foundation but one that's a serum might be a little less heavy. Their eye make up is great, but I found their lipstick a little drying, even though I stayed on all day.

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mariadomenica — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 03:50:50 GMT

Dear Aggravated, I did mean "Ready to Wear"! Thank you! I have a grandson "under the weather and my mind was a bit off. Yes, well my serum foundation did come in the mail today, so we will see how I like it. Thanks everyone for your responses.

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MarenSeattle — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 03:55:26 GMT

On 11/4/2014 domenica1 said:
Dear Aggravated, I did mean "Ready to Wear"! Thank you! I have a grandson "under the weather and my mind was a bit off. Yes, well my serum foundation did come in the mail today, so we will see how I like it. Thanks everyone for your responses.

I was interested in that the last time he was on. I liked that he said "no texture". All companies say "it looks like your skin -- not makeup!" but on me it always looks like makeup. So I was wondering if this one might -- just might -- be different. So please let us know what you think! Good luck!

Hope your grandson feels better soon. :-)

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mariadomenica — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 18:53:44 GMT

Dear Maren Seattle,

I can give you a report on my grandson, and later the serum foundation. I too heard Phillippe say it looks so natural and that got me pressing my remote buttons. This is such a dangerous method for me! My grandson is 3 years old, not yet out of diapers. He gets constipated chronically. We give him Miralax, but this week nothing is helping. It has been 8 days. He has lost all feeling of "having to move"(his words!). I am an RN so I have dealt with this before. I tried a suppository. If he let me I would have disempacted him. This is not easy for me to do, so I stopped pretty quickly. My daughter is taking him to doctor today but they usually do nothing. I know it is rock hard and the poor little thing goes in his room and makes all kinds of sounds. I hope nobody minds that I posted this. It is really a cry for help. If anyone goes through this with their little ones please let me know the turn out. Oh yes I will report on the Ready To Wear when we get back form doctor. Thank you for the well wishes.

Re: Make-Up Forever

Jenag88 — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 19:09:32 GMT

I am loving all the eye products from this brand! Their Artist eye liners in particular are amazing! The new create-your-own eye shadow palette is a great deal if you get the duo or triple. I also love their lipsticks. They have such great bright and playful colors. I was wearing a bright pink for most of summer from MUFE. I'm now more into the muted colors for fall.

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KarenQVC — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 20:33:13 GMT

If someone is looking for MUFE reviews, I LOVE the eyebrow pencil and the aqua eyes eyeliner. Both need to be sharpened, however, and IT is easier.

Re: Make-Up Forever

mariadomenica — Wed, 05 Nov 2014 23:15:05 GMT

Maren Seattle, and all interested! I do like the Ready To Wear foundation. It is light of consistence but I applied it twice. My skin feels silky smooth and does not look like I am wearing make-up. I do think I like it very much. I was wearing Josie Maran tinted moisturizer for the summer. I LOVE that product. It makes the skin very luminescent and youthful. I am 59 years old. The coverage was very good too. I just like to change in the colder weather. I do live in New England.

My grandson had an Xray of his belly, which is very full. We know that. They sent him home. Not Happy! I will keep you potsed. Thanks a million

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suzyQ3 — Thu, 06 Nov 2014 00:18:48 GMT

On 11/5/2014 domenica1 said:
Maren Seattle, and all interested! I do like the Ready To Wear foundation. It is light of consistence but I applied it twice. My skin feels silky smooth and does not look like I am wearing make-up. I do think I like it very much. I was wearing Josie Maran tinted moisturizer for the summer. I LOVE that product. It makes the skin very luminescent and youthful. I am 59 years old. The coverage was very good too. I just like to change in the colder weather. I do live in New England.

My grandson had an Xray of his belly, which is very full. We know that. They sent him home. Not Happy! I will keep you potsed. Thanks a million

Ah, that must be rough on a little three-year-old. I hope he gets past this very soon.

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mariadomenica — Fri, 07 Nov 2014 03:52:58 GMT

Happy to report he POOPED! I cannot tell you the details but it was comparable to labor. We will give him a physllium product to avoid this in the future. We have been doing our best. You know hoe strong willed three years old are...not easy! Thanks EVERYONE for letting me vent on this. I was a wreck yesterday.

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Lindsays Grandma — Fri, 07 Nov 2014 05:34:15 GMT

Help ladies, I am a bit confused. I gather you are talking about "Ready to Wear Foundation" sold on HSN. Reading the reviews I found one customer who said it disappeared, gone. Does anyone else sell this line? I would love to try it and will appreciate any advice you can give me.