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Cant really do much about the way my face looks..lol, but I get complements about my hair. I cant do without:
GHD Hair straightners - give the best shine ever Pantene Dry Hair Shampoo and Conditioner - I need this with all my straightening High Speed Hair Dryer - I have really thick hair and this means I dont have to sit there for hours drying my hair!! Nicki xx |
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30-01-05, 07:29 PM
Sorry to be really thick here but a few have mentioned GHD's and GHD hair straighteners....... I don't get out much lol what are they? (apart from the hair straigteners lol thats speaks for itself) can someone tell me where I can get them from????
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30-01-05, 07:33 PM
Hi Everyone
I can't live with out my Elizabeth Arden 8 hour cream ! I use it for everything ! It's great if I've been out on the booze, just take off my eye make up (if I'm not too sozzled!), smother 8 hour cream on my upper and lower lids and when I wake up there's no puffiness atall ! It's great. I would also recommend Elizabeth Arden's peel and reveal face mask, that's great too. Minkus, I'm also doing my level 2 beauty ! Just started the eye treatment unit and really enjoying it ! |
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30-01-05, 07:37 PM
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I got mine from Saks in Leeds so I'd assume most Saks sell them. Lots of other hairdressers sell them too or you could get them off the web - I know missgroovy.co.uk sells them. GHD probably has a website too. You can get them in 2 different sizes - slim plates or wider plates. I would definitely recommend getting some - give us your feedback if you do! |
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30-01-05, 08:03 PM
oooooh great! sounds like my cup of tea! I've not heard of Saks... not round where I am anyway... I will check out missgroovy.co.uk and see if GHD have a website.... by the way what does GHD stand for.... not Good Hair Day by any chance?
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30-01-05, 08:05 PM
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30-01-05, 08:10 PM
Ooooerrrrrrrr lol just taken a look at www.missgroovy.co.uk mmmmmm might have to save up for a bit before I can get some of those lol......
Any recommendations as to which is the best to get, and whether slim ones or the wider ones are better..... (I have fine hair but quite a lot of it) Thanks and sorry to poach the thread..... |
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30-01-05, 08:56 PM
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Once they are permed the top lashes reach my eyebrows and my lower lashes reach my chin!! (Not quite but they are HUGE!!). I don't get the lower ones tinted, they just pick up a little tint from the top ones and they still look striking. The girl who does them was saying she has 3 sizes of rollers and she couldn't work out why - eyelashes are eyelashes right? When she came to do mine she took one look and said "Ah - so THAT'S what the big rollers are for!" LOL! |
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30-01-05, 09:26 PM
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I had a friend at school who referred to her lashes as "spiders legs" because they were so long, she couldn't ever wear mascara because of it. my 3 things I couldn't live without... hmm only 3? lol ok here goes... 1. body shop tea tree oil nose pore mask otherwise known as BLACKHEAD REMOVER lmao 2. L'Oreal double extention mascara (spiders legs I ain't)!!! 3. Virgen Vie eye boost, cream eyeshadow, got a couple of these and they're fab. |
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03-02-05, 09:32 AM
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...feels tingly and a bit numb, not sure if i actually look much different tho - maybe I'll have to do a street poll, like they do on that programme; '10 years younger'...! |
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03-02-05, 11:05 AM
For me I use what my mum uses and she is 72 but looks in her 50's and it's nivea and we put Frankincense and Geranium oil in, it's prob just that I am naturly beautifull pmsl and don't need anything!!!!!!!!!!
Can't live without my straightners and if my skin is feeling dry on my body I rub in Johnsons baby massage gel, Tony says I am very low maintenance lol Take care Dawnie xx |