Dry & Dry UP

Dry & Dry UP

24kt2024-11-16T17:11:54.000Z
I have a new moisturizing conditioner and shampoo I like
It is also Muse approved: https://www.musingsofamuse.com/2024/11/donnas-recipe-sweet-potato-pie-extra-creamy-moisturizing-shampoo-conditioner-revie
dottielsj2024-11-15T15:07:10.000Z
I think skin prep is really important. I use a hyaluronic acid serum under eyes (but all over face++
Too) and that really helps plump my very dry mature skin and preps it perfectly for makeup, including concealer. I love this very affordable hyaluroni
Redwings112024-11-13T23:15:55.000Z
I rarely use powder, as dottie said Dior Foundation Stick is great, I recently discovered it and +
it is emollient (excellent for my dry skin), blends beautifully, and sets all on it's own without requiring any powder at all. I don't use setting sp
dottielsj2024-11-13T22:56:46.000Z
I don’t use powder. Or I should say hardly ever. I live in FL and even with our brutal humidity+
I skip it. I only use it on rare occasions because I have bangs and if I get sweaty on my forehead, my hair will be a greasy mess lol. But wearing pow
Beearthurr2024-11-13T21:25:44.000Z
dumb question. I am 57, worn make up since I was 15. My skin is really dry RO
and I'm feeling like powder and even setting spray is not my friend. I have seen people / met people who do not wear powder. To me with liquid or cre
pnalley2024-11-13T18:25:08.000Z
UPDATE I'm making this tonight. Pulled the hamburger out last night, have everything else
My mushroom gravy was really bland so I added a dry pack of onion soup mix a little at a time. I ended up using the whole pack. These things turned ou
ziggymama2024-11-12T03:35:20.000Z
Blush tips, including for cream ++
BLUSH TIPS AND TRICKS How to apply highly pigmented blush without looking like a clown --First, find something to use for a palette, such as a lar