I thought some of the colours looked rather sludgey. The packaging looked a bit cheap too, yet they seem to be trying to pass it off as high-end :hi: I'm wondering if the make-up artist worked on The Only Way is Essex, as he seemed to be slapping it on with gay abandon, but then I suppose the over-made-up-tart look is fashionable these days.
The guest reminds me of Esther Rantzen, she could borrow a one-shoulder dress from Jill Franks to complete the look. Throw in an Odd Ode from Cyril and a phallic turnip: Job Done!
Jude xx
Every magazine says the more natural under made up look is in at the moment, so why was the make-up artist/plasterer troweling more slap on top of an already over made up face? There's nothing natural looking about the New CID guest either, and that includes her teeth and gums!
New CID primer is one of my favourite products, I'm about to start my third tube. Nothing else has ever made my make up last so well. Ive also got the liner palette and it's one of the most subtle liners I've used- definitely a daytime product. As lemonsqueezy says application technique has a big impact.
I suppose you must have been born with fabulous teeth and gums to feel that you are in a position to comment on those less fortunate than yourself. I would imagine that she could not even pay a fortune to get them put right. I thought she looked very presentable.
Andrew from Gatineau is a different case. As the Gatineau products fail to get rid of his eye bags I am sure he has enough money to get them cut out if that is the source of his problem.