2012 rolling beauty product thread for girlies and girly-men

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what's your hair product situation? my hair's very long and curly right now so i'm using:

(a) an anti-frizz cream to comb it out before shampooing/conditioning
(b) after shampooing/conditioning, partially drying with a microfiber towel
(c) combing in a leave-in conditioner (mixed chicks, which i like)

really though i need a haircut.

SHOCKING THE ACER ARENA (get bent), Saturday, 21 July 2012 01:00 (thirteen years ago)

bodyshop banana shampoo, possibly after using an old Lush block of mazoul (sp?) mud shampoo.

Various Lush shower gels to shower.

Stevolende, Saturday, 21 July 2012 09:47 (thirteen years ago)

I bought Schwarzkopf Gliss leave-in conditioner in Poland last year and it's the only conditioner I use regularly now. My hair has become really strong & shiny.

gyac, Saturday, 21 July 2012 10:57 (thirteen years ago)

Joico K-Pak Color Therapy conditioner and Aveda clove color conditioner (alternately, sometimes mixed) have been pretty good for my frizzy hair this summer. Really need that mixed chicks leave-in product too, though -- thanks, jbr. And I too need a haircut. SOON.

Philosophy Field of Flowers is the nicest-smelling shower gel I've ever found.

Having recently adopted a sun-damage-limitation strategy of Basically Never Going Outside, for those unavoidable "outdoors" occasions I just bought a sunblock stick from Aveeno. It's marked "for babies" or something and is mostly ZnO and titanium oxide. I look like a fucking goth but I do not fear the UVA/UVB.

*sad hug eomticon* (Control Z), Saturday, 21 July 2012 11:10 (thirteen years ago)

Zinc oxide is all you need. I used to lol at people with white zinc noses and lips but after 20 years of sunburn I got wise.

It is extremely important that you make sure your lips are protected. There is no melanin in your lips to protect you from UVA.

Ignite the seven canons (Ówen P.), Saturday, 21 July 2012 13:16 (thirteen years ago)

i like the bumble and bumble grooming cream for your (a) situation.

http://www.shavingstyle.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/2/0/20011_new_edited-1.jpg

i just bought my first safety razor, a merkur long-handled double-edge. i got a lovely shave with it, and a feather blade, but now i've got wicked razor burn. products i'm using

– proraso menthol eucalyptus shaving cream
- a badger brush that smells like real badgers, seriously. actually a little gross
- witch hazel

baking (soda), Saturday, 21 July 2012 15:00 (thirteen years ago)

I do a good shave. Simple Gillette razor, but I use this:

http://www.mancave.co.nz/images/productimages/Trumpers/trumpers-limes-shaving-cream-tube-large.png

Go with the grain, then re-lather and go against the grain. Then Kiehl's blue astringent, or Clinique women's astringent.

Ignite the seven canons (Ówen P.), Saturday, 21 July 2012 15:43 (thirteen years ago)

four months pass...

BETCH I WAS SO CAKE FACED TODAY

- Bobbi Brown undereye concealer (Ivory)
- Bobbi Brown eyeshadow (Rock) in crease, blended out
- Smashbox pink highlighter on brow bones
- Stila Convertible Color blush (Lilium)
- theBalm Stainiac lip stain (Beauty Queen)
- Korres lip butter (Plum)
- Clinique loose powder (Transparency Neutral)

At least I looked sort of awake? IDK. At my advanced age I feel I can use the makeup, tbqh, but it is easy to go too heavy and look like an insane circus clown if one is not careful.

*rad hug eomticon* (Control Z), Thursday, 6 December 2012 06:08 (thirteen years ago)


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