Curious....... Microblading?
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Comments (37)After careful consideration I have decided to not pursue having my brows micro bladed. My hair stylist said that they would use dyes and that with all my allergies I might be asking for trouble! I do dye my hair, but don’t think I should go close to my eyes. Guess I’ll just buy myself a lifetime supply of brow powder! Thanks everyone. I truly like being able to “throw” some thoughts out there and get all these ideas back at me. Sure gets me thinking outside the box....See MoreTattoos anyone?
Comments (139)I saw a man on a cruise once, who had the most beautiful tattoos. They all looked like they were done by the same tattoo artist, as every tattoo was done in very, very fine lines, in black ink, almost like a sketch. The lines were so fine, I can't envision his tattoos becoming blurry black blobs, over the years. They were all very detailed renditions of ancient cathedrals and universities. I recognized some of the European ones, while others appeared to be places in maybe India, Indonesia or China. I complimented him on the beauty of his tattoos and he thanked me, telling me he had drawn each sketch himself, then had an excellent tattoo artist make them permanent keepsakes. While traveling around the world, he had sketched his favorite buildings, most of which happened to be very old places of worship. I said he was quite the artist, for being able to draw such precise sketches. He laughed and said, 'I wish I could call myself an artist and could pay my bills that way, but I had to become an architect instead.' His choice of tattoos made perfect sense to me!...See MoreAny ladies here shave your face?
Comments (52)Well, I gave it a go. Did it two days in a row. My face is like a baby's bottom. So nice, so smooth, looks very nice. I have a feeling that if I put on light make-up, it would look nice given my age. You know how it magnifies lines you didn't know you had until you put on make-up. But...my skin is feeling tight and dry, as if I didn't put on my moisturizers--I do three layers. Hmm. I may not continue as the dryness/tightness is a little uncomfortable. I don't have noticeable facial hair, but I do have peach fuzz that can be noticeable in certain lighting conditions since menopause. Dh will say I'm fuzzy sometimes if the light is just right. It doesn't bother me. So, I think for me, I'll give it a rest and maybe, perhaps once in a while, I'll do it again. I wanted to give it a try because my dermo says it's supposed to be good and somewhat regenerating for the skin and also allows the moisturizers to sink in better. I'll mull it over, but I won't be doing it again for quite some time. :^( Edit to add: I give kudos to the men. They make shaving look so easy. I find it awkward and I can't quite figure out how to do it in a way that doesn't feel like I'm doing it wrong. I also don't know where to start or finish lol. How high does one go, how low does one go? And the nose...I found it challenging to navigate around the nose....See MoreUpate on a product...eyebrow products suggestions?
Comments (19)I know the putty threw me off in the name but the putty is squalane which is an oil and it's infused in the cream. It helps makeup stay in place and there are other benefits to squalane also. It's actually thinner than a bb cream but gives better coverage, and because it goes on white somehow I still had the same color skin. BB creams come in different shades. The exceptional coverage is like foundation but not at all heavy. The trick is using a flat concealer brush swiping back and forth, up and down until those pores, bumps, etc. are covered. I watched some videos and all the womeb them were using their fingers and covering their whole face at the same time. I was proud of my flawness nose, especially looking into a x10 magnifying mirror. lol I covered every bad flaw one at a time. Use less a tiny bit at a time & keep blending until you're satisfied. I had the dewy look I've been wanting but never found the perfect product. My eyelids looked at least ten years younger with hardly any crepe or under eye wrinkles....See More
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9 years agoPhoggie, I too have tremors and lost half of my brows too thyroid. What I have found that works is by Clinique. It is called a brow shaper. A powder with a brush. Will try to post a pic.
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