Beauty

[JudyL]

If I'm understanding Laura Geller's Instagram post correctly, it looks like her line is going to be at Sephora.  Don't know when but the post had the Sephora black and white bags with Sephora's name on them and a teaser saying "big announcement soon."  

[Catastrophe]

Coincidence - I was just in Sephora this week and I went to see if they carried Laura Geller products and their answer was - no but I wish we did.  I said I wish you did too.  Maybe that will happen.

[AngelPuppy1]

I believe that they used to be at Ulta but don't know if they still are??? 

[JudyL]

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@AngelPuppy1 wrote:

I believe that they used to be at Ulta but don't know if they still are??? 

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@AngelPuppy1  - Years ago Laura's line was at ULTA.  They went away and now they are back.  

[AngelPuppy1]

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@JudyL wrote:

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@AngelPuppy1 wrote:

I believe that they used to be at Ulta but don't know if they still are??? 

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@AngelPuppy1  - Years ago Laura's line was at ULTA.  They went away and now they are back.  

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@JudyL 

I haven't been there in a long while - will have to check it out! 

[jellyBEAN]

Just wanted to add that I saw a little bit of LG on yesterday, I believe they were selling some sort of lip oils/glosses, and LG was on remote and she just looked better than ever.

I like her, she's a character and the products of hers that I have used, I liked.  I do need a new foundation that's easy.  I don't want to mess with sponges and liquids.

I am undecided between LG Balance n Brighten, the Bare Minerals powder foundation in the compact and No Makeup Makeup by Victoria Jackson.  The No Makeup isn't a powder, it looks like a compact cream type brush on foundation.  My skin is ruddy - so sorta pinkish, but with some light tanning from summer.  Plus I'm old and have some lines and wrinkles as well as discoloration in spots.

Any suggestions?

[JeanLouiseFinch]

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@jellyBEAN wrote:

Just wanted to add that I saw a little bit of LG on yesterday, I believe they were selling some sort of lip oils/glosses, and LG was on remote and she just looked better than ever.

I like her, she's a character and the products of hers that I have used, I liked.  I do need a new foundation that's easy.  I don't want to mess with sponges and liquids.

I am undecided between LG Balance n Brighten, the Bare Minerals powder foundation in the compact and No Makeup Makeup by Victoria Jackson.  The No Makeup isn't a powder, it looks like a compact cream type brush on foundation.  My skin is ruddy - so sorta pinkish, but with some light tanning from summer.  Plus I'm old and have some lines and wrinkles as well as discoloration in spots.

Any suggestions?

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@jellyBEAN - I like Laura Geller too, but I've moved on from most of her cosmetics. Balance-n-Brighten, in particular, always looked muddy and cakey on me.  Lots of LG cosmetics contain talc, too, which is an ingredient I try to avoid. 

I have no experience with Victoria Jackson so I can't comment.

I heartily recommend the Bare Minerals Orignal Pressed Foundation, in the compact.  I use it as a setting powder over a BB/CC cream and carry it in my purse for touch ups after eating out.  It has a nice finish, doesn't feel drying, and doesn't look cakey,  I really like it and have it on an Amazon subscription.  

[Shelbelle]

I do like her lip Jelly Balms, but no longer buy any of her powders, all contain talc, which I now try to avoid. Also her packaging leaves much to be desired, it is cheap and does not hold up. Mirrors break and fall out, compacts break in half, the terracota trays fall out. 

Best deals are usually on her own website, sign up to receive the emails. 

[Shelbelle]

Oct 19 only 50% off Geller site, entire site. 

[Beauty geek]

I have the no makeup makeup and I really like it. I like the coverage and the way my skin feels with it on. I use the sponge, not a brush and kind of dab it on. You should give it a try!