Re: One for the girls wearing cannulas. Do you wear make up? Man's Comment

[Guest guest]

I think the real answer is does it make you feel better. As a man,

and I can't speak for all of us, I'm just as happy one way or the

other and if you were my spouse or a friend in my life it wouldn't

matter to be at all. However, I think so many women are use to

themselves with make up and their hair fixed and going to that effort

is uplifting. I have a friend who has a five year old daughter and I

remember one day a year ago, her daughter realized she was down. Now

the mother was going nowheter that day, But still her daughter

said, " mommy why don't you put on your make up and dress up. That

always makes you feel better. " Out of the mouths of babes.

This isn't a matter of cannulas, but a matter of will putting on

makeup make you feel better. If so, the other women are offering

suggestions and I can't help you there.

>

> Zena, I wear a great brand of make-up when and if I have the

energy to put it on.

> I found the best foundation from Bare Escentuals..it's totally

natural, no fake anything.

> It's a mineral powder make-up put on very easily with a brush.

> It really covers all the areas I need covering.

> I don't know whether it's available in the UK.

> It is on our QVC ocassionally ..and on the website too.

>

> --

> Z.fibriotic NSIP/05/ " mild " PH 10/07 PA

> Reynaud's too!!!

> Potter, reader,carousel lover, and MomMom to Darah

> " I'm gonna be iron like a lion in Zion. " Bob Marley

>

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> I'm not one for wearing make up often, and since I've had to wear

the cannula full time I haven't worn foundation at all. I don't want

to end up with a shiney line across my face. With the butterfly

rash, the line would be quite noticable. So I've been letting my

natural beauty shine through. And now I'm bored with shining!

> So do you have any problems with foundation, any tips on what stays

well and what doesn't?

> Thank you

> Love Ze xx

>

[Guest guest]

Hi!

L'Oreal also makes a brush-on makeup like Bare Essentials that works

quite well and is very light. I have noticed after a while if I

don't change out my cannula the makeup will begin to wear the color

onto the cannula, especially the soft ones.

Lipstick and red Liz Claiborne shoes - that is what does it for me.

Picks me right up. It is all about feeling good even when I don't.

S

NSIP w/PF 12/2006

also Celiac

> >

> > Zena, I wear a great brand of make-up when and if I have the

> energy to put it on.

> > I found the best foundation from Bare Escentuals..it's totally

> natural, no fake anything.

> > It's a mineral powder make-up put on very easily with a brush.

> > It really covers all the areas I need covering.

> > I don't know whether it's available in the UK.

> > It is on our QVC ocassionally ..and on the website too.

> >

> > --

> > Z.fibriotic NSIP/05/ " mild " PH 10/07 PA

> > Reynaud's too!!!

> > Potter, reader,carousel lover, and MomMom to Darah

> > " I'm gonna be iron like a lion in Zion. " Bob Marley

> >

> > -------------- Original message --------------

> > From: " Zena " <zeasman@>

> > I'm not one for wearing make up often, and since I've had to

wear

> the cannula full time I haven't worn foundation at all. I don't

want

> to end up with a shiney line across my face. With the butterfly

> rash, the line would be quite noticable. So I've been letting my

> natural beauty shine through. And now I'm bored with shining!

> > So do you have any problems with foundation, any tips on what

stays

> well and what doesn't?

> > Thank you

> > Love Ze xx

> >

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