Hairdressers
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@MaNaAk I don't think the thick brow look is anything to do with threading, which is an alternative to waxing. Are you maybe thinking of powder brows or microblading, which you often see on celebs and Z listers? Examples in the link.
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THE BROW GUIDE: What's the Diff Between Microbladed, Ombre and Hybrid Brows, and Which One is Best? — Jaimie Jolly
Hey Beauties, Jaimie here. I get asked about permanent make-up a lot. And the top question I get, over and over again, no matter where I go, is this: what's the difference between the microblading, ombre powder fill, and hybrid methods, and which one is best?" I get asked this question so o
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My regular check up was last Thursday - I was phoned and offered the chance to cancel - but didn't.
I then booked son in for last Friday and husband in for this Friday.
Son also needed a filling and he is having this in mid August.
My dentist is private and she can offer more services than NHS - I think NHS ones can't drill yet so they can only do temporary fillings. But for proper fillings instead of a face visor she has to wear a much higher level of PPE - which I suspect is why NHS dentists aren't allowed to do this. She then has to deep clean the room afterwards. It was quite clear where son needs his filling and better to have it done now than be larger in 6 months, and the risk for him is very small.
Dental health is meant to have an impact on lots of things (heart etc) so I decided on balance it was important.
I am missing son's lockdown locks. My cut is Friday - I've just gone for a trim for now - hair is very fine and it is now starting to knot which I am assuming it partly split ends. I'll book a colour in for late September.
Threading is a method of hair removal which is done using a cotton thread to pull put the unwanted hair.
HD brows is about shaping the eyebrows and adding definition, usually by dyeing the eyebrow hair. This is what makes them look bigger.
HD brows is about shaping the eyebrows and adding definition, usually by dyeing the eyebrow hair. This is what makes them look bigger.
I hate the fat caterpillar look. Add to that the fake eyelashes and orange foundation... do these women really think it looks good? I wonder how long it takes to put it all on? (Plus the shaving, plucking, waxing, mani/pedicures and so forth.)
I've always worn make-up (and haven't removed my eyeliner since 1979) but the current bizarre mask look is not something I will be copying...
Theres a lot of pressure on women to look a certain way. To not have the look is to risk being ostracised, or to not get a job.
What happened to female emancipation? Having to put on that lot is as bad as living in corsets.
Makes me sad that women feel they have to look a certain way. (And that men expect it.)
Dear @Laura40,
You are naturally beautiful. I have dabbled with make-up but now I can't be bothered especially as it would bring out my allergies
although I do wear lipstick. I have a friend who joined me on my annual music holiday one year and wanted an ensuite room in a halls of residence because she said she would feel that she would have to put makeup on in the middle of the night if she needed to use the bathroom!
MaNaAk
You are naturally beautiful. I have dabbled with make-up but now I can't be bothered especially as it would bring out my allergies
although I do wear lipstick. I have a friend who joined me on my annual music holiday one year and wanted an ensuite room in a halls of residence because she said she would feel that she would have to put makeup on in the middle of the night if she needed to use the bathroom!
MaNaAk
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. I only commented to my daughter yesterday that wearing a facemask will save me from having to buy lipstick this summer!Recent Threads
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