Beauty

[JeanLouiseFinch]

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@decaf wrote:

FYI@Squirrel Lover  I see you rave about this product, have you seen this Beauty IQ Steal- Bare MInerals Complexion Rescue DUO-  $29. for 2,  A453955  

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@decaf  Thanks for the heads up.  For that price, it's worth a try.

@Squirrel Lover  What's you skin tone, and which shade die you choose?  Thanks. 

[decaf]

@JeanLouiseFinch  I'm light/medium, warm/yellow.  I'm looking at Bamboo, it's on waitlist. I hope I can pick the right one.  I don't like exchanges on QVC.

[poregirl]

love Nyx butter gloss & have at least 6. I find them cheaper at walmart.

[JudyL]

Earlier on this thread - think page 2 - I posted that I bought 2 Milani blushes - Luminoso and Petal Primavera and 1 Flower Beauty blush - Sweet Pea.  Said I would review when I'd tried them.

OMG!  Tried the Milani Luminoso blush this morning and I am in love!  I have so many blushes - IT, L. Geller, Revlon, Maybelline - all in search for that one blush that i love.  Well think I've found it with this Milani blush.  I like how it went on, blended, and it looks so nice.  Think I'll be reaching for this one a lot over all the others.  I have light/medium skin with cool or neutral undertone in case that helps anyone thinking of trying this blush.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

Thumbs up for CeraVe Eye Repair Cream. 👍.  About $10 bucks a tube. 

[Lipstickdiva]

@JeanLouiseFinch , thank for the eye cream rec.  I was looking for a basic daytime use eye cream just for the moisture and on a whim picked up Cetaphil which is also about $10.00.  I really like it as a basic moisturizer for my eyes.  I do use a better eye cream at night.  When the Cetaphil runs out, I'll give the Cerave a try.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

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@Lipstickdiva wrote:

@JeanLouiseFinch , thank for the eye cream rec.  I was looking for a basic daytime use eye cream just for the moisture and on a whim picked up Cetaphil which is also about $10.00.  I really like it as a basic moisturizer for my eyes.  I do use a better eye cream at night.  When the Cetaphil runs out, I'll give the Cerave a try.

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@Lipstickdiva  I used Mad Hippie Eye Cream for years.  It's not that expensive, but the CeraVe is half the price and has a great ingredient deck that includes ceramides, glycerine, niacinamide, zinc, aloe, sodium hyaluronate, jojoba, among other things.  Im really impressed. 

[Tess70]

Thanks for this suggestion.  Silicone also dries out my hair and it's hard to find a good,  inexpensive leave in conditioner.  I love the Garnier Whole Blends Legendary Olive Leave In (so affordable) but they discontinued it.  Sigh.  

[JeanLouiseFinch]

Has any one tried the CeraVe Cream-to-Foam Cleanser.  At night, I do a double cleanse; Banilla Co. Clean It Zero cleansing balm first, followed by Purpose.  I don't have any major complaints, just sort of interested in the CeraVe cleanser.  I'm also considering a Korean cleansing oil and foaming cleanser combo.