makeup for sensitive skin & buying on eBay Cheryl

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Hi Cheryl,

When buying on Ebay always always always read the sellers feedback, check out

any negatvie or neutral comments to see what they were for. I have never bought

any fakes (yet) but I was going to buy some Clarins night cream a couple of days

ago, checked the sellers feedback and they had rec'd negs from previous buyers

for it all saying it was fake. If just one had said it then maybe, but lots were

saying it so I thought, no way! I am happy to recommend the sellers I use

frequently in America if you like but I will email you direct with those

details.

 

As for your other question about Clinique, I use and couldn't be without the

High Impact Mascara. I buy the 4g tubes that you would normally get with bonuses

etc as they last me a couple of months, whereas full size tends to dry up in 3

months. This one has never irritated me whereas some of their others have, again

everyone is different. The cream blush is great but I can't use their powder

ones as they give me a rash and make my cheeks sore. Have and use tonnes of

their glosses and many of their lippies but the best for my lips is their tinted

superbalms. I used to use their foundation/makeup but don't anymore as they

changed their shades and discontinued mine so I swapped to Clarins. I try not to

use any where possible to let my skin breathe - that has improved it no end too

I think - I don't get half as many spots.

 

Feel free to email me direct if you want anymore info,

Kath.(ozcheshirecatchick)

 

cherylplummer <cherylplummer wrote:

-Hello

Yeah ebay is addicting because you can find anything on there

So Origins is a good brand also. How can you tell if the seller is

advertising a fake item

cheryl

 

 

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[Guest guest]

-Hello Katherine

Thanks for the tips I may try to browse on there for a few minutes

before I go to bed

sorry if I am going on about this subject but I have really

appreciated everyones help with this one.

cheryl

 

 

-- In , Katherine

<ozcheshirecatchick wrote:

>

> Hi Cheryl,

> When buying on Ebay always always always read the sellers

feedback, check out any negatvie or neutral comments to see what

they were for. I have never bought any fakes (yet) but I was going

to buy some Clarins night cream a couple of days ago, checked the

sellers feedback and they had rec'd negs from previous buyers for it

all saying it was fake. If just one had said it then maybe, but lots

were saying it so I thought, no way! I am happy to recommend the

sellers I use frequently in America if you like but I will email you

direct with those details.

>

> As for your other question about Clinique, I use and couldn't be

without the High Impact Mascara. I buy the 4g tubes that you would

normally get with bonuses etc as they last me a couple of months,

whereas full size tends to dry up in 3 months. This one has never

irritated me whereas some of their others have, again everyone is

different. The cream blush is great but I can't use their powder

ones as they give me a rash and make my cheeks sore. Have and use

tonnes of their glosses and many of their lippies but the best for

my lips is their tinted superbalms. I used to use their

foundation/makeup but don't anymore as they changed their shades and

discontinued mine so I swapped to Clarins. I try not to use any

where possible to let my skin breathe - that has improved it no end

too I think - I don't get half as many spots.

>

> Feel free to email me direct if you want anymore info, Kath.

(ozcheshirecatchick)

>

> cherylplummer <cherylplummer wrote:

> -Hello

> Yeah ebay is addicting because you can find anything on there

> So Origins is a good brand also. How can you tell if the seller is

> advertising a fake item

> cheryl

>

>

> On 7

> Dancing With the Stars: Win tickets to the Grand Final!

>

>