La Prairie

La Prairie

Magnana2020-04-30T10:32:56.000Z
also PMG, and La Prairie foundation
diva2themax2020-04-22T18:28:32.000Z
The discount is up to the brands. Chanel NEVER does on line discounts & La Prairie rarely if ever +
participate as well. Some brands have it in their contract. It's not up to the stores.
SnapBang2020-04-20T17:31:56.000Z
Yes. Byterry gel blush (in a jar); chantecaille (in a tube) and another in a bubble type container;+
I love La prairie cream blush
jeri48012020-04-20T12:08:09.000Z
La prairie and Chanel not included. Probably some other brands as well.
changja22020-04-17T23:07:14.000Z
Fun! Mine+++
• Foundation – TF$ stick • Powder, setting/blotting – Suqqu oil rich glow • Concealer - La Prairie clicky-stick type • Facial sunscreen - SVR Cicav
SnapBang2020-04-16T15:11:12.000Z
MAC creamy lipsticks, retin-a, byterry cc serum, Wearable medical grade ss, taupe in cool undertone+
great cream blush that doesn’t clog your pores like la prairie, byterry, growth factor serum and ZO Skin Health skin care line.
Lizzy282020-04-05T16:12:54.000Z
JI PurePressed Base is amazing. I have dry, sensitive Rosacea skin and love it. Their loose rop
powder fndt (Amazing Base) is very nice as well. Both are more medium-full coverage though but very natural looking, not cakey and non-drying. But oth
rayoflight2020-03-08T16:47:09.000Z
I think it’s a thoroughly flawed opinion piece. Very badly researched and +
at least one of the person quoted (Ouriel) is known for skin care quackery and radical views. All in all, it doesn’t make any kind of reasonable argum
rayoflight2020-02-27T20:24:38.000Z
I’d side with the advice below - going with mineral oil or something plain and inert as that +
is the safest route to avoid irritating sensitive skin. Mineral oil, petrolatum, non-volatile silicones. Not oils from a technical point of view, but
melissap12020-02-10T20:36:43.000Z
Which lip glosses really last? I used to use La Prairie and Armani Gloss, but both are d/c. Thnks