Beauty

[On It]

Trish McEvoy was on HSN a few minutes ago with her perfume. It sounds like a really nice summer scent. Her cosmetics and particularly her brushes are top notch. I had not seen her in quite sometime, but she looked fabulous.

[Snowpuppy]

If I were married to a plastic surgeon I'd expect to be fabulous, too.

[mom2four0418]

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@Snowpuppy wrote:

If I were married to a plastic surgeon I'd expect to be fabulous, too.

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He died of Parkinson's in 2018, at the age of 82.

[Shanus]

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@Snowpuppy wrote:

If I were married to a plastic surgeon I'd expect to be fabulous, too.

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@Snowpuppy   Her husband was a dermatologist...quite famous in NY and did a lot of injectables and laser work, but no "cutting". 

[Shanus]

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@On It wrote:

Trish McEvoy was on HSN a few minutes ago with her perfume. It sounds like a really nice summer scent. Her cosmetics and particularly her brushes are top notch. I had not seen her in quite sometime, but she looked fabulous.

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@On It   Her brushes are expensive, but worth it. I have almost a full set...purchased about 15 yrs. ago and a few new ones I've added as they came out. They wash beautifully...no hairs falling out. 

[On It]

@Shanus  Brushes that last 15 years with no hairs falling out are worth the price. Quality brushes are the key to makeup looking flawless and a sound investment.

[Shanus]

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@On It wrote:

@Shanus  Brushes that last 15 years with no hairs falling out are worth the price. Quality brushes are the key to makeup looking flawless and a sound investment.

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@On It   Most of my brushes are Bobbi Brown (some maybe 20 yrs. old and still kicking), Trish and MAC. Yes, an investment at first, but not over time if don't need to be replaced. 

[LCR]

This is a perfect example of the saying, "Always buy the best, and cry only once."