Jackpot!

Jun 20, 2006 09:17

My boss made his wife a World Cup widow and his children World Cup orphans long before the World Cup started. Day after day, night after night, he'd be at his computer, clicking Refresh on the tickets page because, at odd times like 11:19 pm, tickets would suddenly become available, but only for about 2 minutes ( Read more... )

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giro_playgirl June 20 2006, 08:39:54 UTC
Hoorah! Someone else who feels the way I do about make-up! I'm prepared to spend lots of money on the essentials, particularly when it comes to my face because I have such sensitive skin. This is why I love Estee Lauder Eight Hour Cream (as well as the smell-it reminds me of roses) and will only ever wear Yves Saint Laurent Touché Eclat, face powder and their stunning mascara. Ok, so it's a lot of money but it's worth it in the end because I look and feel so much better about myself in the long run.

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fifilabelle June 20 2006, 09:28:57 UTC
You'll love Dr Hauschka's Rose Day Cream then. I also live by Touche Eclat, but found the mascara didn't separate my lashes - I'm using the new Bourjois stuff I can't pronounce. Mascara is the one thing I find hard to get as I want - I need length AND separation AND volume AND extreme curl (I have the flattest eyelashes known to man). I've tried pretty much every mascara there is and was quite surprised that my favourite is about half the price of others! Chantecaille lipsticks are the most creamy and moisturising (I have very dry lips), although Chanel's new formula is much better than before. I find it difficult to find eyeshadows that don't crease within an hour ( ... )

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giro_playgirl June 20 2006, 09:36:31 UTC
Clinique are excellent if you suffer from really dry skin. I find I need a LOT of moisture because of my eczema. I like using Lush's Dream Cream as an all-over moisturiser because it's so gentle. Plus it's only £8 for a huge tub which lasts ages so is really good value. Clinique have a face foundation/powder thing which is great as well, although I found it ran out really quickly when I used it.

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fifilabelle June 20 2006, 09:43:38 UTC
I use Chantecaille foundation - it's £49 for a pot(!) and has lasted me a month tops. Even if MAC only lasts a month, at least I'll get 2 1/2 months for the price of 1.

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