Comments on: French style romantic pink lace handbag http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/08/17/french-style-romantic-pink-lace-handbag/ Natural Beauty Inside Out Sat, 21 Nov 2009 08:11:11 -0800 hourly 1 By: Miss B http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/08/17/french-style-romantic-pink-lace-handbag/comment-page-1/#comment-241910 Miss B Thu, 21 Aug 2008 04:01:06 +0000 http://www.vivawoman.net/?p=1463#comment-241910 That bag is so cute! It's so....victorian! I really like your blogs layout and the navigation. I just started a beauty blog and am sort of checking out others-Yours is great! I'd love some comments on mine some advice or feedback so if you could check it out, It'd mean alot! Thanks so much!! <font color="#990033"><strong>Miss B</strong>: Thanks for your comments! I'll have a look at your new blog soon.</font> That bag is so cute! It’s so….victorian! I really like your blogs layout and the navigation. I just started a beauty blog and am sort of checking out others-Yours is great! I’d love some comments on mine some advice or feedback so if you could check it out, It’d mean alot!

Thanks so much!!

Miss B: Thanks for your comments! I’ll have a look at your new blog soon.

]]> By: Lana http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/08/17/french-style-romantic-pink-lace-handbag/comment-page-1/#comment-241493 Lana Mon, 18 Aug 2008 17:37:09 +0000 http://www.vivawoman.net/?p=1463#comment-241493 Thank you so much! You're a big help. I currently use mineral foundation. It's so so. I have another off topic question (last one): Does mineral makeup expire or go bad? Thanks again. <font color="#990033"><strong>Lana</strong>: You're welcome! :) I hope my suggestion will work for you. Weather is also a big culprit. Summer can get us more oilies! For mineral makeup, my understanding is that they don't expire unless they contain ingredients like zea mays (corn). I'm using mine like over a year. So to play safe, check with the mineral makeup company. Do they have an FAQ? If not, writing an email to them might get you some answers. I suspect the answer you'll get is no expiry but I don't think we should keep the makeup for too long either.</font> Thank you so much! You’re a big help.

I currently use mineral foundation. It’s so so. I have another off topic question (last one): Does mineral makeup expire or go bad? Thanks again.

Lana: You’re welcome! :) I hope my suggestion will work for you. Weather is also a big culprit. Summer can get us more oilies!

For mineral makeup, my understanding is that they don’t expire unless they contain ingredients like zea mays (corn). I’m using mine like over a year. So to play safe, check with the mineral makeup company. Do they have an FAQ? If not, writing an email to them might get you some answers. I suspect the answer you’ll get is no expiry but I don’t think we should keep the makeup for too long either.

]]> By: Lana http://www.vivawoman.net/2008/08/17/french-style-romantic-pink-lace-handbag/comment-page-1/#comment-241300 Lana Sun, 17 Aug 2008 18:14:57 +0000 http://www.vivawoman.net/?p=1463#comment-241300 Hi, this is off topic but I wanted to make a request for a posting. I have combination skin: dry in some areas, oily in other areas so I need to moisturize. But when I do put any kind of moisturizer on my face, a couple minutes later, my face is so oily and disgusting. When I apply the moisturizer on my skin is soft and supple and I really don't want to go without. My skin gets extremely dry if I don't moisturize. Any solutions? Thanks. <font color="#990033"><strong>Lana</strong>: I have combination skin too with an oily t-zone. So I take moisturizer out of my day care regime and use only sunblock. If I do use moisturize, I go for lotion, rather than cream based or humectants which tend to increase water content. You may want to check your moisturizer to ensure it isn't too oily. Apply very little around the t-zone and concentrate on moisturizing your dry areas. Do you use a toner? It's helpful for our oily t-zone. Also, you may want to check out primers which can help you control oil around the t-zone and apply that before makeup. I don't however encourage using a makeup base or liquid foundation if you tend to have oilier skin. Stick to powder to keep out the shine.</font> Hi, this is off topic but I wanted to make a request for a posting. I have combination skin: dry in some areas, oily in other areas so I need to moisturize. But when I do put any kind of moisturizer on my face, a couple minutes later, my face is so oily and disgusting. When I apply the moisturizer on my skin is soft and supple and I really don’t want to go without. My skin gets extremely dry if I don’t moisturize. Any solutions? Thanks.

Lana: I have combination skin too with an oily t-zone. So I take moisturizer out of my day care regime and use only sunblock. If I do use moisturize, I go for lotion, rather than cream based or humectants which tend to increase water content. You may want to check your moisturizer to ensure it isn’t too oily. Apply very little around the t-zone and concentrate on moisturizing your dry areas. Do you use a toner? It’s helpful for our oily t-zone. Also, you may want to check out primers which can help you control oil around the t-zone and apply that before makeup. I don’t however encourage using a makeup base or liquid foundation if you tend to have oilier skin. Stick to powder to keep out the shine.

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