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#153574 - 07/15/08 10:07 PM And the new "look," IS:
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Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
Now the new "look," is to wear eye makeup that looks natural, mascara, slight eyeliner, and no shadow. The skin is made to look very healthy and almost NO blush is used. The eyelashes are made to look long with products to use under your mascara, like primers, (ask me if you need the name of a good one,) and the lips are now colorless, with a CLEAR gloss that can be seen, the really sticky kind, on the lips! It is a natural look and can be worn by many ages. I like it myself, The eyebrows are dark, shaped and made to stand out more than ever before.

Hair,
Hair is now in a "boycut," and short, with the top of the cut kept a bit floppy OR long hair that has layers that are prominint and appear to be a bit uneven, although they are not. The hair is then ironed with a hair iron, ( I can tell you how to use one safely on your hair,) and highlights are scarce and prominent where they are placed. Hair is not often given a full head of highlights now, they are strategically placed. (sp.)
Other hair trends are brown hair and long hair that is not straightened but is curled in the old fashioned way, on curlers and not with a curling iron. It gives the hair body. After the hair is curled, it is combed out and then made "piecey," with product. ( I can give you the name of some good ones.) With the new long hair piecey it looks as if some of the curls and sections are separated a bit from the others.

It is now trendy to wash your hair every third or fourth day. This is to preserve color and to let natural hair oils nourish the hair. Some actresses wash thier hair once a week. One can keep it from becoming flat by using powder. Powder is sprinkled on your head and then you comb it through to take out the dirt and oil. The "powder trick," is years old but is in use now, alot. ( I can give directions on the powder technique if anyone wants them.)

Eightys fashion is still very much in vogue. Maybe a post about those clothes???

Love you guys,
Dancer9


Edited by dancer9 (07/15/08 10:08 PM)
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#153575 - 07/16/08 12:33 AM Re: And the new "look," IS: [Re: dancer9]
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Registered: 09/15/05
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Good to see you back, Dancer. You feeling better?
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#153576 - 07/16/08 12:59 AM Re: And the new "look," IS: [Re: Anno]
dancer9 Offline


Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
Hi Anno!
Yes, I'm finally virus free! After Mono, I picked up a three day virus from my husband so I was not having a fine time for awhile there!
I now have more time on my computer so it's nice to be back and to see you!

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#153577 - 07/16/08 02:43 AM Re: And the new "look," IS: [Re: dancer9]
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Registered: 05/24/04
Posts: 6123
Loc: Arizona
Only wash hair once a week? EEEWWW! I don't think I could do that. I'd start itching and scratching or something worse (whatever that would be!). If I smell dirty hair I almost gag.

Even though I can't be here often (now in laser school) I do enjoy your posts, Dancer!
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#153578 - 07/16/08 05:47 PM Re: And the new "look," IS: [Re: Dianne]
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Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
Thanks Dianne! I sometimes have a hard time getting here but I make it a point to do so as soon as possible.
You are a dear one, Dianne, and yes, it takes some getting used to when you don't wash your hair everyday! If you work out, (do you?) it's a hard thing to get away with. You have two choices for clean smelling hair if your hair gets dirty but you want to preserve your colour:
"washing with talcum powder, or
"washing," with conditioner, if the water is cold. To do that you just wet your hair and condition it, letting the condioner act like "cold cream," for the hair and washing away debri with the rinse.
There is a non-lather shampoo that is a cream called "Wen," that some like but it takes thick hair, some say, to benefit.

Peace out, Dianne, love you,
Dancer!
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#153579 - 07/16/08 07:03 PM Re: And the new "look," IS: [Re: dancer9]
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Registered: 12/30/05
Posts: 3027
Three cheers You are BACK !!!
will read your topics...and learn.

Been following how you had a virus..Respect a virus...they bite...My chiro has warned me to rest when a virus is here.Not to be underestimated.
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#153580 - 07/16/08 07:37 PM Re: And the new "look," IS: [Re: Mountain Ash]
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Registered: 01/21/07
Posts: 3675
Loc: British Columbia, Canada
Washing hair every 2 days might work for folks who have dry hair and dry skin.

It doesn't work for me at this time since I seem to still have enough oil in my hair that my hair ends don't dry up or my scalp doesn't get dry. I do sufficient exercise nearly every day that it does help me to wash (and shower) daily. When I was younger (ie teenage) washing my hair every day was healthier for my skin since I broke out in acne. The trick for me, is not use overly hot showers too often.

I don't colour nor perm my hair so the drying out of hair from daily washing is less of an issue.
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#153581 - 07/16/08 08:15 PM Re: And the new "look," IS: [Re: orchid]
dancer9 Offline


Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
You are so right, Orchid, you have a life of exercise that can require washing your hair every day. When I danced six hours a day for all those years, I would just step in the shower with my dance clothes on, I was so sweaty! I have thick hair so I would use conditioner to wash my hair out most times and skip a blow dryer unless I had show or a party to protect my hair from heating tools.
It was hard to maintain hair model hair and be a "World class dancer," as I reviewed.
Your biking takes a LOT out of the body and so you would need to get showered every time! It's great that you don't colour your hair so you have no worries about maintaining colour!

Dancer9
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#153582 - 07/16/08 08:16 PM Re: And the new "look," IS: [Re: Mountain Ash]
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Registered: 04/16/07
Posts: 2411
Loc: Arizona
Much love, Mountain Ash.
I ook forward to your posts!
Dancer9
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#153583 - 07/17/08 02:59 AM Re: And the new "look," IS: [Re: dancer9]
lucy Offline


Registered: 09/19/06
Posts: 6
I would love a new look. My husband ask me who does the coloring of my hair and when I said I did he suggested I go to see the hairdresser that does his hair. He said he would pay for it. Really makes you feel great

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