There is a reality about the impending milestone of 40 which makes you look at your skin with a little more caution. The bags under my eyes maybe more directly linked…
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I seem to have started acquiring make up brushes at a rate of knots. I’ve survived for years on just a couple but since changing preferred foundation, concealer and powder I’ve…
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It seems I’m really predictable when it comes to nail polish. I’m really good at acquiring nail polish. When I put them all together it’s almost a history of when they were…
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This week’s Made Up Monday is looking at eye colour. Eye-shadow is another I am really boring with. I used to wear lots of different Urban Decay eye liners in different colours.…
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This year I got fed up of my lip colour, it got to the stage that I couldn’t really be bothered to put it on. But I reserved the right to…
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Like my previous Made Up Monday posts, my basis for a good powder is based on years of habit. My choice of blush is based on the make up recommendations of…
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I’m following last week’s look at foundations with a look at my Primers and Concealers – much-needed when it comes to putting make up on given early mornings and three children.…
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I’ve been trying to cut down on how much I spend on make-up. Oddly I don’t buy that much make-up, but over the years I’ve stuck with what I know. For…
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Newcastle on Tuesday 11th
Leicester on Wednesday 12th
Cardiff on Thursday 13th
Reading on Friday 14th
London on Saturday 15th
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Edinburgh on Monday 10th
Newcastle on Tuesday 11th
Leicester on Wednesday 12th
Cardiff on Thursday 13th
Reading on Friday 14th
London on Saturday 15th
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