05-06-2013, 09:30 PM
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Re: Favorite makeup
Originally Posted by Mimi 2 2
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It's sad that women have not found the right products, which enhances their appearance - there is nothing like being told:"You don't look like a grandmother!".
I feel more sad for women who cannot cope au natural and feel their appearance needs enhancing. Perhaps I have been lucky to have been loved for me not for what I looked like.....
06-06-2013, 11:44 AM
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Re: Favorite makeup
Originally Posted by Mimi 2 2
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I agree: I am just not dressed without perfume!The newest by Lancome "Life is beautiful" is my current
love. It seems to last longer than Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb Perfume.
What is your favorite?
More modern ones and a bit cheaper - Kenzo Flower, Eden and Tahiti
06-06-2013, 01:29 PM
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Re: Favorite makeup
Originally Posted by Mimi 2 2
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Oh definitely, classic Chanel N05 - and of course a Chanel handbag to complete everything!
not for me thank you, a total waste of money as far as I am concerned. I have got more worth while things to spend my money on like supporting dogs in the local rescue center. Any old bag will do to carry around my few possessions 
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06-06-2013, 01:48 PM
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Re: Favorite makeup
Originally Posted by Twizard
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Chanel no5 smells like cats pee, of course it's all a matter of taste & pocket! Poison smells like fly spray! Why pay the prices!There are people starving in the World.
Just thought I'd be controversial, not being "high maintenance" myself.
- sometimes the chemistry is not right and I agree it certainly is a matter of taste. I wear perfume simply because I like it - it makes me feel good. I also like the smell of Johnson's baby talc. Although unfortunately some things I like have a bigger cost, everything is relative and a little goes a long way. I don't think wearing perfume can be considered "high maintenance" and my not wearing perfume won't make any difference to the starving people in the world. I spend very little on hairdressers (maybe 3 times a year I have a cut - that's all of about £30 per year). I don't go to health farms or pampering salons. I pay nothing on my nails and one bottle of makeup foundation has lasted me over 2 years and is still going strong. If anyone could actually see me on here, they would fall about laughing at the suggestion that I could be "high maintenance". Emotionally I probably am high maintenance, but that's not my fault.
06-06-2013, 02:11 PM
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Re: Favorite makeup
Originally Posted by Meg
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Really not for me thank you, a total waste of money as far as I am concerned. I have got more worth while things to spend my money on like supporting dogs in the local rescue center. Any old bag will do to carry around my few possessions .
Leaves hands free so able to have two flexy leads or lunge leads on the go - best bag I have ever owned !
06-06-2013, 02:15 PM
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Re: Favorite makeup
Originally Posted by Aerolor
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Depends on which cat is wearing it, I suppose - sometimes the chemistry is not right and I agree it certainly is a matter of taste. I wear perfume simply because I like it - it makes me feel good. I also like the smell of Johnson's baby talc. Although unfortunately some things I like have a bigger cost, everything is relative and a little goes a long way. I don't think wearing perfume can be considered "high maintenance" and my not wearing perfume won't make any difference to the starving people in the world. I spend very little on hairdressers (maybe 3 times a year I have a cut - that's all of about £30 per year). I don't go to health farms or pampering salons. I pay nothing on my nails and one bottle of makeup foundation has lasted me over 2 years and is still going strong. If anyone could actually see me on here, they would fall about laughing at the suggestion that I could be "high maintenance". Emotionally I probably am high maintenance, but that's not my fault.
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