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Mon May 15, 2006 9:20 pm  |
Hello,
I have some questions. I will put them in numerical order for you.
1. What is and what is the purpose of Eye Tender?
2. What are some of the best products on the market to reduce/shrink and tighten pores on the face?
3. What are the best lip plumpers that actually work?
4. What is a good concealer for my boyfriend's face around his eyes? He has dark circles, some minor wrinkles and puffiness.
Thank you all for your help ;o) |
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Mabsy
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Tue May 16, 2006 2:49 am |
Ok, here's my attempt at this:
1. I haven't heard of it, sorry.
2. My favorite would be the Dr Hauschka Cleansing Cream and also Decleor Essential Balm to clean out your pores - therefore making them appear smaller
3. I haven't used enough to answer this. I used the JB Beautifull Lips and LipInflation and both had some plumping effect on my lips.
4. Try something creamy so that it has less chance of settling in wrinkles. MAC MoistureCover is good as is Jane Iredal Circle Delete IMO. I doubt that you can find a concealer that can help with wrinkles and puffiness though if that was what you were after.
HTH |
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Tue May 16, 2006 8:30 am |
1. Sorry, haven't heard of Eye Tender
2. I like Neutrogena Pore Refining Cleanser and Toner
3. A cheap good lip plumper is one from Sally Beauty Supply called "My lips are exposed". Not huge plumping but its okay. You could always eat something spicy and let it get on your lips, that works about as well as most of the lip plumpers out there. I'm currently putting the Walgreens version of LipFusion called Lip Enhancer on at night and my lips are definitely softer and plumper.. but it may just be because they're so well conditioned and not dried out.
4. I have never had good luck with eye concealer, it always ends up looking kind of unnatural and that would be the worst on a guy... Well I haven't tried it but I see this Amazing Concealer is getting good reviews on here.. maybe try that one? But then again I'm not a big fan of guys wearing makeup unless they're newscasters... |
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Wed May 17, 2006 12:34 am |
| I have a problem with pores too. Whenever i apply any pore-reducing lotion/ cream, it tends to cause a lot of blackheads, and clogs up the pores instead. Can anyone help? |
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Wed May 17, 2006 12:39 am |
| Apparently, you can't actually change the size of your pores, i.e you cannot shrink them. The best way according to most people is to keep them clean, salicylic acid reportedly disolves in oil so goes down the oil follicle, cleans it out and makes blackheads look smaller. Otherwise try a pore minimising treatment or make-up to mask them. |
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