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Shelby-Zu
QUOTE(Gigi @ Aug 19 2009, 08:38 AM) *
^ Again, http://www.specktra.net/forum/, the girls there are infinitely more talented than us and much more knowledgeable! You'll have more fun there, promise.


i like cB :(
i use it for more than just this thread. thanks though, i'll check it out when i have more time, atm i have to wash my hair and get to work =O
Just_Dream
Okay, more like I had two questions:

One was why would you knowingly consider buying fake products as well as telling people that such products are almost exactly the same as the real ones? Like, why would you waste your money in order to compare fake products to real ones? I understand that you probably didn't do much research (because you're new at this, which you've stated quite a few times), but it just seemed like a waste of time and money, I guess, if you're just going to buy the real ones. But hey, it's your choice to do what you want. It's more like, what I'm asking is your logic behind it. However, I know people make mistakes, and like I said, I'm glad that you're not supporting these fakes anymore. We're all here to learn from each other.

And I also wanted to know what your justification is that these "imitation/fake products" are much better than drugstore brands? I felt that you were just stating biased generalization, that's all. Some drugstore brands may be shitty, but there have been some hidden gems that are HGs (holy grail) for many people. Case in point - clean * clear oil absorbing (blotting?) sheets. Those work just as well as the Shiseido ones, and they don't remove makeup when used. How awesome is that?

And like I said, I'm in no way offended by what you said because such discussion threads in forums are here for people to discuss objectively.
Shelby-Zu
QUOTE(Just_Dream @ Aug 19 2009, 06:58 PM) *
Okay, more like I had two questions:

One was why would you knowingly consider buying fake products as well as telling people that such products are almost exactly the same as the real ones? Like, why would you waste your money in order to compare fake products to real ones? I understand that you probably didn't do much research (because you're new at this, which you've stated quite a few times), but it just seemed like a waste of time and money, I guess, if you're just going to buy the real ones. But hey, it's your choice to do what you want. It's more like, what I'm asking is your logic behind it. However, I know people make mistakes, and like I said, I'm glad that you're not supporting these fakes anymore. We're all here to learn from each other.

And I also wanted to know what your justification is that these "imitation/fake products" are much better than drugstore brands? I felt that you were just stating biased generalization, that's all. Some drugstore brands may be shitty, but there have been some hidden gems that are HGs (holy grail) for many people. Case in point - clean * clear oil absorbing (blotting?) sheets. Those work just as well as the Shiseido ones, and they don't remove makeup when used. How awesome is that?

And like I said, I'm in no way offended by what you said because such discussion threads in forums are here for people to discuss objectively.


my hope with buying and comparing the fake and real was just to have some knowledge behind both. GURU type thing :P silly i know, but it was more like- well how DO they compare?
i know someone *no names mentioned* who constantly recommends fake mac to people who cannot afford the real stuff. MY hope behind buying both was to see partly where she's coming from, and just so i can stand up and say- "hey look, i've tried this and this and this is my opinion................" does that make sense? i mean like- i just wanted knowledge from both sides. I'm PARTLY glad that i got to find out both sides of the fake vs. real "industry" before finding out about the manufacturing, but im glad that i DO now know about it and why not to buy it. As far as WHY i say the quality is the same? Its not. OBV. i did state before its almost exactly the same... and for me its true! i dont own A LOT of the mac that most fakes are based off of, but from what i do own- it goes on the same, same amount, same colour, same 'pigmentation' or how ever you'd like to say that. as far as the brushes go- mac obv provides better quality, but i guess that is then again coming from someone who isnt too picky about brushes >.> I do NOT like using drug store ones though! which comes to the other part of your post... i have found them very unhelpful to me, and basically shitty. no matter how much money i put into them. maybe its just the ones sold where i live... but i dont like them at all! :/ soooooooooooooooo...... i guess here is where i can stand up and say i was wrong :P quality is different. I guess i was comparing quality and PRICE to each thing. like....... if you spend $3 on fake mac, the quality may be well worth your money for someone, ya know? I was wrong, i'll admit it lol. But all the same- i dont mind the fake brushes =O i am just kinda disappointed in myself at my lack of looking into things before buying, ya know? :/ *sorry little Chinese children!*

oh, and another thing about the drugstore thing :) what i was trying to get at with the whole "small town / where i live thing" previously is that everything we have here IS shitty. I have to go about 2-3 hrs away to a bigger city to even find good quality drugstore makeup. But i have my holy grails too :) everyone does! =)

as far as the "why spend money" thing goes-
it was purely so i could have knowledge of both sides.

i have nothing left to say =O

MMMMMMM. I guess if you'll let me, i'll take back what i said :P I do have different opinions on each fake and real mac item (brushes, pigments, e/s) each one is different, if you'd like to hear each one, ask. but no, i will say after thinking about it more they are not EXACTLY the same. It just depends on the person, they're knowledge of makeup, and what they want to spend. Just let me take it back please >.<' hahah.

-100 for Shelbyyyy


oooh. just a little add on :P everyone around here uses mary kay.
i absolutely cannot STAND their products :/ i've triedd LOADS of it *my mom sells it* and i just dont like it much. but like you said- HD- THEIR MAKEUP REMOVER, works just as well as clinique or mac, but is half the price. i LOVE it. hahah.
iDecay
ANYWAYS...

Has anyone seen the new Stila Barbie smudgepots? I'm lemming the cobalt one, omggg.
Just_Dream
QUOTE(iDecay @ Aug 25 2009, 08:17 AM) *
ANYWAYS...

Has anyone seen the new Stila Barbie smudgepots? I'm lemming the cobalt one, omggg.

omg the blue one looks AMAZING! ohmy.gif I don't see these on sephora. Dang, I want to see them in person. D; Must.. not.. spend money... pinch.gif


Shelby - I'm keeping this brief, as I am limited in time online since I am out of the country. I get where you're coming from, so thanks for answering and understanding. As for eye makeup remover, my HG makeup remover is Lancome's Bi-Facil. I've never tried the clinique, mac, or mary kay ones so I can't compare.
Gigi
Tried the Bi-Facil, got my eye makeup off in a jiffy! Can't say it does a better job than the Clinique cleansing balm but it's certainly less messy (and doesn't cloud my vision up!). Also I tried it on my face and it grossed me out to smear an oily liquid all over, so bleh; will be using Bi-Facil strictly as eye-makeup remover. (For those who are curious, I'm using Bioderma Sebium H20 as my all-over makeup remover...or as a no-rinse cleanser when I'm feeling extra lazy. LOVE THIS STUFF).

Thinking of trying cleansing oil...Shu Uemura that is.

OMG Stila Barbie smudgepots I WANT THAT BLUE ONE!! How's the staying power on those babies? Smudgy anything = deal breaker for me.

Also, Lancome Virtuose, pretty good! Very black, not flaky or clumpy, curled lashes pretty well without curler, lengthened, volume somewhat. Annoying tester size and shorter handle = poking myself in the eye. But that's my own fault. I like the big airy brush too. Wore it for maybe 4 hours when I got home? Smudged a little bit but I expected it to. Overall not bad! :)
iDecay
I need a new makeup remover, Christina is tempting me to get the Lancome one. I hate the Sephora one so much because it's so damn oily.

Gigi, smudgepots are my HG liner. Wayyy better than Fluidline because it's not as stiff. The staying power isn't that bad, actually. I can have mine on for the whole day and it doesn't smudge AT ALL, unless it's really hot. And if it is, I just put a little powder over it.

EDIT//

Wait, I take that back about the smudging. You can smudge it, but after it dries, it will stay there. Boo on bad phrasing.
Just_Dream
Gigi - alright, then it is time for me to try out the virtuose ;] The Hypnose just defines, which is why I liked that it's good for separating my lashes (tends to stick together). Sometimes I need/want volume. ;x lul I love that we can buy those miniature samples for cheap.

As for the bi-facil, I only use it as an eye-makeup remover because it does feel oily. Since it's two parts (water and oil, plus some other stuff?) in solution, it's meant to remove waterproof stuff (i.e. fluidline). It does feel a little oily, so I usually only use like, three drops for each eye, and just blot with a tissue right after use. It feels really clean after that. No tugging whatsover! Sephora brand anything is usually not so great, and I can say that plenty of their brand's products are similar in pricing to higher brands, but not so great. ;/ I'm always tugging my eye (creates wrinkles!) whenever I was using my sephora brand makeup remover. And I had to use quite a bit to even remove my non-waterproof mascara. >;[ DO NOT WANT!

I usually use cheap DS brand face-wipes (I'm lazy too!) or my shiseido cleanser since it remove all my makeup pretty well, and doubling as a cleanser.
Shelby-Zu
QUOTE(Just_Dream @ Aug 25 2009, 12:28 PM) *
Shelby - I'm keeping this brief, as I am limited in time online since I am out of the country. I get where you're coming from, so thanks for answering and understanding. As for eye makeup remover, my HG makeup remover is Lancome's Bi-Facil. I've never tried the clinique, mac, or mary kay ones so I can't compare.


I just ran out of my mary kay :(
i bought some maybelline stuff though.. it works pretty well, no complaints
iDecay
I lost my LE Juicy Tube from the collection with the packaging with different countries or whatever. NOOOOOOOOOO. cry.gif cry.gif
herLiminality
Basically I'm almost finished my UD's 24/7 eyeliner in zero (black) and it's been my eyeliner of choice for awhile now. But I think it's time for a change, because I dont think it goes as black as I`d like it to be on my waterline. I'd like to know any of your suggestions for a really dramatic/pigmented black eye liner, specifically for the waterline not the lid.

Thanks! n_n

Gigi
I can't think of ANY liners specifically made for the waterline, but MAC Feline eye kohl (limited edition but it pops up every now and then, I think it's coming back with the Style Black collection) is suuuuper pigmented, but smudgy as hell. Or try Stila's Kajal kohl liners, I've heard that the black one is very very black.
herLiminality
QUOTE(Gigi @ Aug 29 2009, 12:49 AM) *
I can't think of ANY liners specifically made for the waterline, but MAC Feline eye kohl (limited edition but it pops up every now and then, I think it's coming back with the Style Black collection) is suuuuper pigmented, but smudgy as hell. Or try Stila's Kajal kohl liners, I've heard that the black one is very very black.


thanks so much gigi n_n
i'll take a look at both of them!
Maccabee
What exactly are cosmetics. I like not googling.
JackRapington
...makeup
Maccabee
For bill cosby?
http://www.createblog.com/forums/index.php...=240770&hl=
transcendentalism
I just got these muddaesshoz from work. FO FREE


velvety deep and pigmented shades, staying power is badass.. I liiike



love my job.


UDPP vs. TFSI who wins? I hear tfsi is easier to blend on, but it'd be nice to have some of your opinions. ORr if you wanna just talk about some nice bases too that would be cool thanks!

editingagain/

Is anyone as turned on as me by MAC's Style Black collection? It might just be the promo photos but I practically <3 anything black. Black people included.

also, any favorite red glosses? I'm a fan of NARS Bloodwork but I'm not sure if I'm ready to drop $28.00 on a gloss.. and last time I tried NARS Orgasm lipgloss, the texture was grosss. SO...
herLiminality
QUOTE(transcendentalism @ Sep 1 2009, 06:37 PM) *
UDPP vs. TFSI who wins? I hear tfsi is easier to blend on, but it'd be nice to have some of your opinions. ORr if you wanna just talk about some nice bases too that would be cool thanks!

Is anyone as turned on as me by MAC's Style Black collection? It might just be the promo photos but I practically <3 anything black. Black people included.


When it comes to packaging, TFSI wins majorly in my opinion. I really hate UDPP's lipgloss like bottle, I wish it was in a tube like TF or in a pot like Benefit's Eye Primer (I had that too for awhile, its the one thing I regret buying).

As for the products themselves, I like them both. TFSI is a bit more watery product than UDPP. But I've heard some people prefer one of them, I dont remember which one, to use for oily lids.

And yess I am totally excited for the Style Black collection! I'm so glad my college is near a MAC so I can take a look when it gets released (:
Just_Dream
herLiminality - I think Gigi said that UDPP was better for oily lids, but TFSI is better for blending. However, with the right brush, blending is fine with UDPP.

Ruth - yea you know I was leaning towards TFSI, but I guess based on various makeup blogs, I really wanted staying power. TFSI does have good staying power though. But then, another reason why I decided on UDPP was because UD was having a 30% sale so I bought the Ammo + Primer set, which ended up only being about $27 USD for both (a steal). So really, it's like I got the primer for free, lol. TFSI feels the same as UDPP on my hand, but I didn't test it with any eyeshadow. I thought it would be weird to do so at Sephora. =X
Gigi
Yes, UDPP all the way for oily lids! If you crease with UDPP there is no chance in hell you will like TFSI. For me, anti-creasing > anything else. I will be willing to spend 5 more minutes blending if it means no creasing. Not that I find blending particularly difficult with UDPP.

A lot of people prefer TFSI for the packaging, but honestly that doesn't bother me. I have never understood the UDPP packaging hate. Guys, just give your UDPP a good whack. The product comes out. =_= I like having the wand applicator cus it gets a precise amount of product too.
MetalChick77
hi.

Sooo... my eyelids are super oily.I use UD eyeshadow from time to time, but it seems to rub off after a while and i have to reapply it. What are some good brands for me to use, where i wont have to reapply every 2 hours?
Gigi
Use a primer. No eyeshadow can get over 5-6 hours of true wear without fading. Get Urban Decay Primer Potion. :)
transcendentalism
Sounds like it's UDPP for me.. thanks guys :)

MORE AWESOME from work

that would be allover face color in warmth

theennn this 3pack of kms hairplay/hairstay = makeover spray, dry xtreme hairspray, and dry wax. i dunno what i'm using that for... but whatever, because I love free stuff

Oily lids make me so sadddd :( Gigi, do you ever use gel eyeliner?
Gigi
^ No...I have the MAC Fluidline though. It doesn't last (smudges) and I suck with a brush. The thing about gel liner is that I can't find a way to get it distributed evenly on the brush (i.e. no weird lumped up bits) without wasting a bit of the product, whether it be by swiping excess off on a tissue/back of my hand. I do have gel liner but I almost NEVER use it out, and if I do it's either as a base or I put shadow over it. :(

But I do use a Japanese liquid liner. No weird clumpy brush, lasts all day. Awesome!

I got some Calvin Klein sheer lipsticks today! At Costco of all places...$21.99CND for three colours. BEAUTIFUL! They're all on sale at Sephora anyway though but most of them are out of stock on the website. I hope they aren't discontinuing it...sad.gif
transcendentalism
Do you like them? If you do, I need to hit up Costco... I heard the CK lip glosses were amazing :3

I've been using my Shiseido liquid liner whenever I want that opaque look but it kind of dries to a semi-shiny finish haha. I don't think people notice, but it bothers me :x I was watching this youtube vid and this girl was using NARS eyeliner in Black Moon and it looked so goood...

Sometimes Costco has such great deals :) especially when they were having Smashbox and Stila, WTF! I never got the Stila :( But I've seen Lancome mascaras and other nice things there.
Gigi
OH they had the lipglosses too! The ones in the funky looking tube thing. They looked too glittery to me though so I didn't get them, then checked reviews when I got back home and almost kicked myself, because everyone loves them. :( Delicious Pout, I think they're called?



And yes I do like the CK lipsticks a lot, they're very creamy and shiny, sort of like a MAC Slimshine. I would imagine I would go through it pretty quickly though. Oh well they're so pretty, I don't mind!



Costco has the weirdest deals! I heard some people got MAC shadows there. I've seen the Lancome mascaras and a few Smashbox things back in the day when I wasn't obsessed with makeup. And I got a Stila contouring trio there + lip glaze sticks! I go to Costco pretty often so I don't miss out on the deals heh.

Oh and, MAC Fluidline has pretty good opacity, and it's quite matte. The Japanese liquid liner I have is very opaque (not watery), but has a satin finish. I don't really mind this since it makes the colour less chalky-looking *shrug*. But Revlon Colorstay liquid liner is EXTREMELY watery, I don't know what it is with that thing. And shiny. Bleugh. I know other people have good luck with Fluidline on their oily lids though so you might wanna give it a try.
Shelby-Zu
QUOTE(Gigi @ Sep 5 2009, 11:52 PM) *
Costco has the weirdest deals! I heard some people got MAC shadows there. I've seen the Lancome mascaras and a few Smashbox things back in the day when I wasn't obsessed with makeup. And I got a Stila contouring trio there + lip glaze sticks! I go to Costco pretty often so I don't miss out on the deals heh.


Costco? As in- the big warehouse that sells things in bundles? Srs?
I havent ever seen mac there......................O-O
or ANYTHING like that.

I'm not saying ur lying im just asking if you're serious or not.
I havent even seen smashbox or lancome there.
i cant be that blind can i? =O

............wonder if their site has it...
iDecay
^ I doubt they have it on their site. They're not really supposed to be selling them anyways.

I got the contouring duo + lip glaze sticks from there too. I also have this pack from Smashbox. You kind of have to be lucky enough to get there at a perfect time, Shelby. I've heard some Specktra girls get a ton of Stila duos for like.. $25?! I was like WTF and by the time I got there, there was no more. cry.gif Usually I see MAC e/s there for around $10 USD but they're usually in colors I would never wear.

I've been lemming those CK glosses for so long, OMG. Must find out if my Costco has some. :3

Oh and I've heard of deals like the ones at Costco at Target too, but I never actually saw them in stores.
Just_Dream
Hm... I only see a few MAC e/s (like 3 diff shades), but they are the colors that I don't want, usually a mahogany-brown colors, or similar shades. Also, the e/s are almost $13 at my local Costcos, so I might as well just spend the extra $1.50 and buy them from MAC, in colors I actually would want/wear. Plus, if I want discounted MAC, I would just head to CCO, since they have more variety. My Costco SUCKS! D;

I've only seen Shiseido eyecreams and moisturizers as well, but they are usually the benefiance line, which I won't be using until I'l over 40, lol. I've never seen Lancome, Smashbox, or Stila products, which is a bummer to me. ;/ That's okay, I only go to Costco to buy movie tickets for cheap. ;D
iDecay
CCO sucks most of the time for me. sad.gif
Shelby-Zu
cry.gif COSTCO HERE DOESNT SELL ANYTHING LIKE THAT :( :( dannnggit
transcendentalism
QUOTE(Just_Dream @ Sep 6 2009, 02:36 PM) *
That's okay, I only go to Costco to buy movie tickets for cheap. ;D


.. what?? I've never seen that... It's alright though, because my school just gives out those, haha.

more awesome from the job?
blush in pink.. I've never owned Lorac before, but so far it is incredibly pigmented and silky-feeling and awesome. yes pleasee
Just_Dream
QUOTE(iDecay @ Sep 6 2009, 12:43 PM) *
CCO sucks most of the time for me. sad.gif

You should check Specktra's thread on CCO sightings! It really helps! Plus, you should call in to see if they carry anything interesting (i.e. a lot of lipglasses, etc.).

Ruth - wait, okay where do you work at? I am so confused ;O But that's so cool that you get free stuff! But yea, Costco sells movie tickets (unrestricted) and it saves quite a bit. Movie tickets are pricey - $11.50 each ($10.50 with student ID), but you can buy 2 for $15 at my local Costco. It save quite a bit, since my friends are practically calling us every [other] week to watch the latest release. =_=
transcendentalism
lol, I work at ULTA. = free stuff all the time 8D

But yeah, my Costco definitely doesn't have that... :( Lucky! I haven't seen a movie since Up, pretty suree haha
makeup-teddy
^^ Nice job!
and im going to look into trying that blush *.*

also, my costco has nothing like that either :((
"name brand" makeup or movie tickets :/

where do all these people live with amazing costcos?!
makeup-teddy
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO DOUBLE POST!

but i need more fake lashes and an eye lash curler -____________-
Just_Dream
QUOTE(makeup-teddy @ Sep 10 2009, 06:34 PM) *
an eye lash curler -____________-

Since you seem to have larger eyes, as opposed to smaller, Asian eyes, you should consider the Shu Uemura eyelash curler - it works so well for me. You can always go to Sephora to see if it fits your eye shape, before you buy.
makeup-teddy
QUOTE(Just_Dream @ Sep 10 2009, 07:50 PM) *
Since you seem to have larger eyes, as opposed to smaller, Asian eyes, you should consider the Shu Uemura eyelash curler - it works so well for me. You can always go to Sephora to see if it fits your eye shape, before you buy.

XD.gif i dont live in a state that even has a sephoraaaaaaaaaa XP
or anything like that


thanks so so so much for your recommendation. :3 im going to look into it, hehe. i've been looking for a nice one for quite some time :)

havent lately though. I got eyeko's mascara and it basically curls your lashes when you apply it =O its great,
makeup-teddy
CAN ANYONE HELP ME WITH MAKEUP ORGANIZATION?!
I JUST MOVED AND ITS STRESSING ME OUT, ITS JUST LAYING ALL OVER THE PLACE!
wacko.gif




*eeeek*
iDecay
All you need, seriously, are mini pull-out drawers and a couple of cups. You can just get them at Target, though you can find some really cute ones at Japanese stores. :3

I dunno if someone mentioned this already, but the CK makeup is on sale @ Sephora too, hmmm..
JackRapington
^that

And I tend to put the make up I use several times a week together and put the makeup I use once in a while together. Helps if you have a crap ton of makeup
iDecay
Pics of your collection now Abbey. :3
Gigi
Yeah I saw it on sale too! Breaks my heart cus I don't know what where I'll get CK if it's getting discontinued at Sephora. :( It's probably why it's at Costco in the first place.
iDecay
sad.gif I want to get my hands on them before they're gone.
creole
Two questions.

1. Why do girls like the brand MAC a lot? Is the reason because the brand is affordable and effective with lots of variety to choose from?

2. Kinda harsh to say, but my Mom wears Clinique, and the make up she uses looks beautiful on her, but her face seems too whitish-clownish. Like, I think her makeup looks to strong on her. You know what I mean when you have a whitish powder face contrasting with her brownish tan hands? Is there any way I can tell her to look more natural ( which I think looks good on any girl ) with her brand?
Gigi
1. Personally makeup whores like us like all brands, but yes MAC is a really popular brand. It is affordable, at least relative to the high-end brands like Dior and Chanel, but the quality is generally pretty good too. They have a large selection of colors in eyeshadows and lipsticks and whatnot, plus lots of colors in foundation. But overall I think the MAC hype is 70% brand name. Like if you have a 14 year old girl obsessing over MAC, it's the same kind of obsession as a Coach or Juicy Couture bag. There are plenty of brands that are just as good and don't get as much love, probably cus their selection is a lot smaller.

2. She should use a foundation that matches her neck. If it appears whitish/clownish then it's probably much lighter than her neck. She could either go out and buy a new foundation or help alleviate the problem with a bit of matte bronzer (which is what I do when I get darker in the summer...no money to buy a new foundation every few months!).
makeup-teddy
QUOTE(Gigi @ Sep 12 2009, 08:25 PM) *
1. Personally makeup whores like us like all brands, but yes MAC is a really popular brand. It is affordable, at least relative to the high-end brands like Dior and Chanel, but the quality is generally pretty good too. They have a large selection of colors in eyeshadows and lipsticks and whatnot, plus lots of colors in foundation. But overall I think the MAC hype is 70% brand name. Like if you have a 14 year old girl obsessing over MAC, it's the same kind of obsession as a Coach or Juicy Couture bag. There are plenty of brands that are just as good and don't get as much love, probably cus their selection is a lot smaller.

2. She should use a foundation that matches her neck. If it appears whitish/clownish then it's probably much lighter than her neck. She could either go out and buy a new foundation or help alleviate the problem with a bit of matte bronzer (which is what I do when I get darker in the summer...no money to buy a new foundation every few months!).


honestly, this is the best answer any one of us could possibley give you ^^
A+ gigi =D

edit:
Im a mac addict, mostly because i like their selection and packaging but thats about it XP if that helps answer your question..

and about the organization... i have a "3-drawer tower" but i dont like it :(
we have no japanese stores here! *tear*
karmakiller
QUOTE(makeup-teddy @ Sep 12 2009, 09:42 PM) *
and about the organization... i have a "3-drawer tower" but i dont like it :(
we have no japanese stores here! *tear*

Hmm, I don't have a lot of make-up, but have tried these ideas?
http://makeupbyjewlz.blogspot.com/2007/11/...ganization.html

http://blog.mycosmeticbag.com/mac-cosmetic...rganization-101

I like the idea of rice in jars for brushes.
iDecay
Gigi pretty much summed it up. MAC was one of the first brands I was introduced to also, so I guess I kind of stuck to it.
makeup-teddy
QUOTE(karmakiller @ Sep 12 2009, 09:05 PM) *
Hmm, I don't have a lot of make-up, but have tried these ideas?
http://makeupbyjewlz.blogspot.com/2007/11/...ganization.html

http://blog.mycosmeticbag.com/mac-cosmetic...rganization-101

I like the idea of rice in jars for brushes.



ohh! i customized a jar for my makeup brushes the other day if you'd like to see it :3 its cu__________te

edit:
btw, thanks for the makeup organization links, i like the idea with the drawer tower..but i like how its black (mines white) and they have the non-slip mats on the bottom and some little trays thanks (y)
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