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What was it you can use to wash your Bare Minerals brushes with?
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Chasey_Lane
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Soap & water.workin hard said:
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Chasey_Lane said:
I know that but I was looking for the type of soap...workin hard
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kwillia said:
Thanks!
Chasey_Lane
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To be honest, I use B&BW's antibacterial hand soap.kwillia said:
Chasey_Lane
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I believe it is once a week.ememdee19 said:
QVC is gonna be having a special 9 piece set at a special price on Tues June 27. Although I am not a fan of the products, I thought I would let you gals who are know.
Also when I was browsing Sephora, they have a set that comes with a rollup bag called "Beauty at every age". Here is the link in case you all were interested http://www.sephora.com/browse/produ...=P141201&categoryId=C7373&shouldPaginate=true
Also when I was browsing Sephora, they have a set that comes with a rollup bag called "Beauty at every age". Here is the link in case you all were interested http://www.sephora.com/browse/produ...=P141201&categoryId=C7373&shouldPaginate=true
Nickel
curiouser and curiouser
Try a product used specifically for washing makeup brushes. :shrug: That's what I use on all my brushes (even non-BE ones), and they're all fine.crabcake said:I went the baby shampoo route and still don't find that the brushes accept/disburse the make-up like they do when they're new after washing them.
Do you also use conditioner on 'em or something? :shrug:
Nickel
curiouser and curiouser
I have to resurrect this thread to share some exciting news.
As it is summer, and I've been spending a good amount of time at the beach lately, I have acquired a bit of a tan. My bathing suit has a halter style top, resulting in (you got it) halter style tan lines. I never gave this a second thought, as I don't really have anywhere to go where such tan lines would be inappropriate. The one exception is a wedding I'm attending this weekend, however my dress is also halter style, so no worries, right?
I'm awakened this morning by a frantic bride, whose maid of honor (who happens to be my exact height and size) is in the hospital after an emergency appendectomy. So, I agree to fill in, and as an afterthought, realize I have some clearly ghetto (in terms of being a maid of honor) tan lines
. So Wenchy, who is, quite possibly, a genius, suggests Bare Minerals. I brushed some warmth on the pale parts of my skin and Voila!!!! No more tan lines!!!!
I realize that this testimonial is a little drawn out, but I am very excited, and wish to share this newfound information.
As it is summer, and I've been spending a good amount of time at the beach lately, I have acquired a bit of a tan. My bathing suit has a halter style top, resulting in (you got it) halter style tan lines. I never gave this a second thought, as I don't really have anywhere to go where such tan lines would be inappropriate. The one exception is a wedding I'm attending this weekend, however my dress is also halter style, so no worries, right?
I'm awakened this morning by a frantic bride, whose maid of honor (who happens to be my exact height and size) is in the hospital after an emergency appendectomy. So, I agree to fill in, and as an afterthought, realize I have some clearly ghetto (in terms of being a maid of honor) tan lines
. So Wenchy, who is, quite possibly, a genius, suggests Bare Minerals. I brushed some warmth on the pale parts of my skin and Voila!!!! No more tan lines!!!!I realize that this testimonial is a little drawn out, but I am very excited, and wish to share this newfound information.
Blondee
New Member
crabcake said:Just flipped through the guide and noticed QVC has a Bare Escentuals thing going on till 11 p.m.
so ok, I know this is super late but I just read everyones posts on this stuff and decided to get some ....finally but do you have to get the starter kit or can you just order off of qvc?
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
Thank GAWD you posted this! I have a halter-style bikini top and I've got tan lines. I've been figuring out a way to tan the sun missed spots before the wedding. I've got plenty of warmth, so watch out!Nickel said:I have to resurrect this thread to share some exciting news.
As it is summer, and I've been spending a good amount of time at the beach lately, I have acquired a bit of a tan. My bathing suit has a halter style top, resulting in (you got it) halter style tan lines. I never gave this a second thought, as I don't really have anywhere to go where such tan lines would be inappropriate. The one exception is a wedding I'm attending this weekend, however my dress is also halter style, so no worries, right?
I'm awakened this morning by a frantic bride, whose maid of honor (who happens to be my exact height and size) is in the hospital after an emergency appendectomy. So, I agree to fill in, and as an afterthought, realize I have some clearly ghetto (in terms of being a maid of honor) tan lines
I realize that this testimonial is a little drawn out, but I am very excited, and wish to share this newfound information.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
You can order anywhere you like. We just happen to like Sephora.com because you get free samples.Blondee said:
kwillia
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You are best off ordering a starter kit because it comes with all the brushes you will need as well as two shades of foundation which will help you determine which shade works best for you. If you go the QVC route, you will get automatic shipments of the foundation which will be billed to your credit card each time. If you order your foundation from Sephora.com, you can control how often you purchase.Blondee said:
Elle
Happy Camper!
Sure you can, just make sure you get the foundation in your color & the mineral veil, you can mix and match anything else with those 2 to create a look that's right for you. I'm not sure if any of the other sets include the 3 brushes you get with the starter set but you could order them separately or if you wanted you could use your own makeup brushes if you had to.Blondee said: