The flawless look is huge for this year's summer season. During the last fashion week, designers like Chloe, Fendi, and Dolce and Gabbana used flawless, minimal make-up looks to compliment their designs. For the beach, this look can't be beat since you use little product and it shows off your beautiful bronzed face.
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exactly? Wouldn't be easier to see a large object?"
Say, you're using a mirror that does not have magnification.
You're blind as a freaking bat like me. Ever tried using a
long-handled brush in a mirror where you can't see how you're
applying your makeup? Doesn't work very well, does it? You'll keep
on bumping the handle into the mirror. You completely
misunderstood my point.
"Quality products tend to cost more because of the time and
materials put into them. I own Sephora products, and they are
worth the money if you like to use brushes."
You can have quality products that don't cost as much as Sephora
brushes. You just need to know where to look for them.
"If you would read her article, you would see that she gave
options for $1, which as far as I can tell, is less than $3
(15/5)."
Let's review the pricing.
Say, someone wants to purchase each type of makeup, moisturizer,
and brushes featured in this article.
Based upon the suggestions, Here's the tally of costs (minus tax,
of course), for the person that bought the most expensive
options.
Let's see...
The person who went the "most affordable route" ended up paying:
$61.39.
The person in the middle got their summer makeup fix with the
price of $70.
The person who buys the highest priced products... paid:
$159.99!!
Those same type of products purchased through AVON and mark:
$37.73.
I'm not kidding... I even checked the math twice to make sure it
was all added correctly. It was. Last time I checked, $37.73 is
cheaper than anything else added together in this article. I can
do math sweetheart, you don't need to pick apart everything I say.
You don't have to break the bank. Just say no to buying more than
you can afford.
And that's just AVON as an example, this also does NOT include
those other companies out there that make affordable products that
are of good quality!!! I just want people to know that there are
other options! Just because a company has good pricing, also does
not mean they have bad quality either. e.l.f seems to be an
example of this. Also, one thing about mark, the entire mark line
was designed /by/ makeup artists, who actually /use/ this stuff.
So it's not just thrown together either. For every avon and mark
product I've purchased, I've always been pleased with it,
especially the mark products.
"Is AVON one of your sponsors?"
They're not paying for me to give word of mouth. I'm a sales rep.
I sell it. Either way, I just don't talk to the talk, I actually
use their products all the time. I know them very well, and I know
how well they work. Which they do work very well. And I do buy
quality makeup. It just comes with a better price tag, so I can
spend the additional money left over to spend on other things I
want to buy. :)
And I don't need your good flippin luck. I do know of a
chiropractor that'll see me for $30. My family has known him for
years. Dr. Clark Beckley in the Kansas City, MO area, in fact.
He's really good, in fact he also teaches at the cleaveland
chiropractic college in our area. He's awesome.
You know what? I can read honey, and I do read medical reports,
considering that I take into great concern that my great uncle has
had skin cancer, and that means I'm more genetically prone to it.
I read medical articles all the time. SPF 15 is for everyday
activities. SPF 30 or higher, depending on the person is for the
beach, where you're exposed to even more sun. And think of how
long you're going to be on the beach. SPF 15 is going to wear off
in no time (and not just on me either), even if you reapply it
every hour.
And I highly doubt that the entire scope of the 1.5+ million users
on this site are stuckup brats who constantly whine and beg to
their parents to buy them expensive makeup, clothes, etc. I used
to write articles, but I haven't much any more since I haven't
gotten the time to.
Go spend your energy out doing something productive. I walked 2
and a half miles today hanging brochures, talkling to people,
contacting customers, and nabbing 5 sales today. And that's just
today. Instead of picking apart everything I said, do you have
anything better worth doing? It's better than beating a dead horse
with the same fallacy over and over again. That fallacy is called
Appeal to Snobbery. Ha. Like I haven't seen that before.
Sure, call me a cheapo, penny pincher, whatever tickles your
fancy, but regardless of my avon rep position, I'd like to remind
you that not every one of us wants to be a freeloader either. Why
should the fact that you're (or they're) not the one paying for it
suddenly make everything okay? Funny how that works, huh.