Magic Beans

Tips & tricks to make your bumhat beautiful.
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Me too with the mascara. I normally persevere with thing but I binned it pretty quickly.
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Lash Paradise? Agree, total shite.
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I’m tempted by the no 7 foundation but because I’d already seen you speak highly of it (I think) pip. I’m not a foundation person but I loved maybeline bb cream and it’s been discontinued. I did buy the -I can’t spell
Maybelline - hydrating serum foundation but I’m not sold on it.
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I have the exact same thought process, Disco.

I've also picked up the Boots hair mousse she recommends as it's so cheap. And I also agree about the Paradise mascara. It's dreadful.
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Oh Bean, I'm so upset about our BB cream. I kept forgetting to go to look for it when you said you were worried it had been discontinued so only realised last week you weren't crying wolf (like before :lol: ).
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I'm still eeking out the last of my Maybelline BB cream. :-(

Have I told you all about the Kiko Hydro Pro Glow? I got a bottle for Christmas and it's really nice. I use it on top of my normal moisturiser just before I apply my makeup, I've been using it with just powder over it and it definitely makes my skin look better.
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I've recently started the ordinary squalane and really like it as an alternative to a hydrating serum. It's an oil but seems light enough not to affect make-up.

Nothing jumped out at me with the SH list, but I'm looking forward to seeing her skin care picks.
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I'm waiting for the skincare list too, I wonder if there will be lots of new things or if she'll include a lot of her older favourites.
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Turtle Bean wrote: Mon Mar 18, 2019 10:26 am I've also picked up the Boots hair mousse she recommends as it's so cheap.
Is it worth buying? My current mousse is very drying so I need to try something else.
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I second Pip on the No7 foundation. It is really good.
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Ooh, Emma Hardie is bringing out a moringa gel cleanser on 2nd April. £34 though. I still want it.
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Also 30% off REN with code CH30, apparently.
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That sounds interesting, Ella!

I’m on a spending ban between now and forever (the end of April).
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I fancy trying the new REN sunscreen.
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I've been trying, and really liking, the Dr Sturm hyaluronic serum. Then I looked up the price.

£230 for 30ml :lol:
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I use the liquid eyeliner she mentions and it’s the shit. I never use any other. I hate the pens.
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The skincare list is now available https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/201 ... s-under-15

I can vouch for the neutrogena hand gel, it sinks in beautifully. Despite the fact it’s on my desk at work I hardly use it which I must remedy.
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I’d really like to know if Hali Sughes has a formal relationship with Beauty Pie...
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It does look like it.

Thankfully I fully expected most of those recommendations and my purse is not twitching.
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Do they not generally get good reviews, Ella?

Some interesting stuff on there - I'd love to see expanded recs on some of the brands where she's says that generally they're good.

Pip, you can join me in the ban corner - so far this year I've bought an eyebrow pencil and a lip balm. Oh, and I recently tried a Burts Bees lip oil which I'd bought - just dreadful; within minutes it had vanished from my lips and they felt really dry and in desperate need of moisture. Stick to their balms.
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