Please don't say mac, or any other high-priced brands, I'm on a budget.
I'm looking for youthful colors in eyeshadow, eyeliners, etc.Cheap, good-quality make-up brands?
Have you heard of COASTALSCENTS.COM...this is where to start. Makeup brushes for around $2, and makeup palettes for around $20...I have several of the palettes, and use them everyday, The quality is comparible to MAC. You can buy some of the palettes on ebay, but I always go to the source, I got burned recently on ebay. Try the 88 palettes, and makeup brushes to start.Cheap, good-quality make-up brands?
The best quality for your price is E.L.F.
Almost everything there is a dollar, and it's not horrible, it does the trick.
www.eyeslipsface.com
Also, Coastal Scents is great- amazing products for a somewhat cheap budget.
www.coastalscents.com
NYX Cosmetics is pretty cheap too. Almost everyone loves this stuff.
www.nyxcosmetics.com
Cherry Culture has all different cosmetics for cheaper than they usually are for the most part.
www.cherryculture.com
I like the H.I.P line from L'Oreal. Nice, bright, youthful colors in eyeshadow, liners, blush, etc. Use coupons from your sunday paper and use them when the products are on sale at your drugstore to save more.
Barry M does really good bright eyeliners and eyeshadows in fun colors =D They arent expencive an eyeliner would cost about 拢4 and they are really good quality, hope ive helped x
I like Avon.
I've tried SO many drugstore brands including NYC and Rimmel.
Then I ordered Avon, and I loved it. They aren't very pricy either.
I actually use Wet n Wild make-up. The cheapest make-up from Wet n Wild is like $6. Also N.Y.C. is really good to and the eyeliner is like $1!!
max factor
maybelline
loreal
ELF
maybeline...go to walmart or target!
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Where can you find cheap... but cute make-up????
Don't go to Wal-Mart. They have bad quality things, and the CEOs of the company are very biast, and such. Anyways, I suggest going to a Walgreens type drug-store, [or Osco Drug, or whatever is your local pharmacy/drug store] The best brands are Bonne Bell, Smackers, or Wet N Wild, if you're more into giving yourself a ';makeover'; and just for fun things, like funky nail polish, crazy lip gloss, etc. But if you are like a teenager, or adult, and you want more sophisticated cheap makeup, I say Maybellene, CoverGirl, Revlon, or L'OREAL. If you're willing to splurge, though, I definately say MAC. It's a great brand, and has some really cool makeup...If you're young OR old.Where can you find cheap... but cute make-up????
at clairesWhere can you find cheap... but cute make-up????
Wal-Mart.
Wal-Mart!
Wal-Mart, that's where I buy mine.
Careful, never buy make up from Target!
I bought my 16 yr. old step daughter's two makeup ';Lot's'; on Ebay... Both came with large Totes and both with over 20 products inside, We got Clinique, Lancome, Estee Lauder, too faced.... Many were GWP size, but some were full size. Great deals they got to try many brands %26amp; colors CHEAP both about $20 inc. shipping...All were BNIB :)
Just a thought...
AVON, very cute, and cheap prices!!
walmart
why don't you go to dollar shop? but this will definelty hurt your skin.
claires
walmart thats where i buy mine!
Try Wet N Wild...... its affordable and looks good too.
the brand rimmel from walmart is awesome.
umm probably walmart- try NYC for really chep prices{ the products or good but not great) or any of the following r all pretty good 2: rimmel, maybelline newyork wet nd wild
SAVONS!! its the BEST! u can even return uor makeup and they won't ask any questions @ ALL! so...yea I say go 4 Savons!
My daughter likes some of the Rimmel stuff. Find at WalMart.
DING DONG ';AVON CALLING';.They have a really funky range,colour range is up-to-date and if applied properly just a couple of funky colours give dramatic effects.The brilliant thing about this range is avons special offers normally this range works out at roughly 3 ITEMS for a FIVER or there abouts.Hope this helps
totally Wanlmart!
walmart and claires simple as that!
Wal*Mart, nothing more to it.hair highlights
at clairesWhere can you find cheap... but cute make-up????
Wal-Mart.
Wal-Mart!
Wal-Mart, that's where I buy mine.
Careful, never buy make up from Target!
I bought my 16 yr. old step daughter's two makeup ';Lot's'; on Ebay... Both came with large Totes and both with over 20 products inside, We got Clinique, Lancome, Estee Lauder, too faced.... Many were GWP size, but some were full size. Great deals they got to try many brands %26amp; colors CHEAP both about $20 inc. shipping...All were BNIB :)
Just a thought...
AVON, very cute, and cheap prices!!
walmart
why don't you go to dollar shop? but this will definelty hurt your skin.
claires
walmart thats where i buy mine!
Try Wet N Wild...... its affordable and looks good too.
the brand rimmel from walmart is awesome.
umm probably walmart- try NYC for really chep prices{ the products or good but not great) or any of the following r all pretty good 2: rimmel, maybelline newyork wet nd wild
SAVONS!! its the BEST! u can even return uor makeup and they won't ask any questions @ ALL! so...yea I say go 4 Savons!
My daughter likes some of the Rimmel stuff. Find at WalMart.
DING DONG ';AVON CALLING';.They have a really funky range,colour range is up-to-date and if applied properly just a couple of funky colours give dramatic effects.The brilliant thing about this range is avons special offers normally this range works out at roughly 3 ITEMS for a FIVER or there abouts.Hope this helps
totally Wanlmart!
walmart and claires simple as that!
Wal*Mart, nothing more to it.
Make up brushes, cheap and good quality? Not online (UK)?
I know there have been previous similar questions, but they were all stores only available in America. I live in the UK and would like to know if there are any perhaps small companies I could buy from that aren't online because I'm only allowed to handle cash.
Also, I was wondering if there were any good tutorials on the net on how to use your brushes properly. As well as this how do you look after them? Are you supposed to wash brushes?
Do you know any cheap and quality make up lines as well?
ThanksMake up brushes, cheap and good quality? Not online (UK)?
They do some good make-up brushes in Primark,
i have them and they are really goood.
Also, just search how to do it on google or youtube,
hope this helps xMake up brushes, cheap and good quality? Not online (UK)?
Primark, QVS (u can get it from superdrug), but the best brushes and the softest that i've used is from Jemma Kidd Make-up School!
They're amazing! (You can get it from bigger boots stores!)
(They're a bit more expensive but totally worth it!)
Hope that helps xx
avon
mac?
Also, I was wondering if there were any good tutorials on the net on how to use your brushes properly. As well as this how do you look after them? Are you supposed to wash brushes?
Do you know any cheap and quality make up lines as well?
ThanksMake up brushes, cheap and good quality? Not online (UK)?
They do some good make-up brushes in Primark,
i have them and they are really goood.
Also, just search how to do it on google or youtube,
hope this helps xMake up brushes, cheap and good quality? Not online (UK)?
Primark, QVS (u can get it from superdrug), but the best brushes and the softest that i've used is from Jemma Kidd Make-up School!
They're amazing! (You can get it from bigger boots stores!)
(They're a bit more expensive but totally worth it!)
Hope that helps xx
avon
mac?
I have a basement with cement walls. What is a cheap material I can use to cover them up and make it nicer?
I do not want any big changes. Do I just put up plastic sheets? The walls are not even.I have a basement with cement walls. What is a cheap material I can use to cover them up and make it nicer?
sheetrock is the way to go.
cheap, durable.I have a basement with cement walls. What is a cheap material I can use to cover them up and make it nicer?
Plaster is the cheapest and easiest but won't make it warmer (temp-wise). Just get it by the bag, mix it with water and trowel it on to look like an old english tudor style... not totally smooth. Get some 1X4 spruce and stain it dark brown. Put them horizontally around the ceiling and the floor and then vertical ones every 5 or 6 feet. You can attach each of them by drilling 3 holes into the concrete and using construction glue between the holes to hold them up. The joins of the strapping don't have to be filled or fit perfectly, this adds to the rough look. It will turn out looking like an old British pub. Add some pub-like lighting, some area rugs and some comfy furniture and away you go.
You can use any kind of fabric, but if you are going to need it to be warm, you will need to used batted insulation if you frame and sheetrock.
You can cover up the ugly, but you gotta spend real money to make it liveable.
if the walls are not straight and plumb anything you may use will probably look worse than they do know. however if you don't have a moisture problem in your basement i might suggest painting them with a texture roller. make sure you prep the walls properly and use approved paint for the area. otherwise framing and drywall would look best but cost ya cash...... hope this helps good luck
The person above recommended hanging fabric over the walls. I think this is one of the best ideas, especially because of the potential for water seeping through the concrete from outside. You could even attach one side of velcro to the top of the fabric and the other side to the wall (concrete screws? some sort of super adhesive) so that in the event of flooding or even seepage, you can just pull the fabric down and wash it or pull it down before it gets wet. price will become an issue if your basement is big - in that event I'd recommend buying the less-expensive basic/undyed cotton - it's usually down by the batting and quilted cloth and stuff - and some RIT dye. You could even dip dye it two colors if you wanted (top/bottom).
Putting up sheetrock or any kind of paneling is an invitation for moisture, swelling, mold and mess. Even if your house is new or you aren't having leaks yet... you don't want to invest in an invitation for disaster.
Spray paint was another cool idea, but it won't warm the room up as much as fabric.
carpeting! I had it in my basement when I lived in PA and it actually looked good not fluffy carpeting the thin kind that is flat if that makes sense...
Firts of all, I think you will have to put white paint so whenever you would like to put something to those walls it won't come down because the walls where never paint. After that get some aerosols and make shapes that you would like to see the basement looks like.
Wood panelling, render them or get in a grafitti artist...that is cheap and modern.....(some of those street artist are fantastic painters of murals, they will paint whatever you ask for)%26gt;....good luck
Fabric makes a great quick and easy wall covering. If you go to Michael's, Walmart, or JoAnn, you can find many styles on sale. Good luck!
I don't think plastic sheets will necessarily make it nicer. The cheapest fabric would probably be an unbleached cotton. Go to a fabric store and look on the ';close-out'; tables.
I would play up the look with some ';mud'; (ask for it at Lowe's or Home Depot), get a trowel, and just trowel the mud all over the walls, making it look ';old world';. You say you don't want any big changes, but you could even put a glaze over the mud. People pay big bucks for this technique (Venetian Plaster) and it looks fantastic. Good luck, whatever you decide.
sheetrock is the way to go.
cheap, durable.I have a basement with cement walls. What is a cheap material I can use to cover them up and make it nicer?
Plaster is the cheapest and easiest but won't make it warmer (temp-wise). Just get it by the bag, mix it with water and trowel it on to look like an old english tudor style... not totally smooth. Get some 1X4 spruce and stain it dark brown. Put them horizontally around the ceiling and the floor and then vertical ones every 5 or 6 feet. You can attach each of them by drilling 3 holes into the concrete and using construction glue between the holes to hold them up. The joins of the strapping don't have to be filled or fit perfectly, this adds to the rough look. It will turn out looking like an old British pub. Add some pub-like lighting, some area rugs and some comfy furniture and away you go.
You can use any kind of fabric, but if you are going to need it to be warm, you will need to used batted insulation if you frame and sheetrock.
You can cover up the ugly, but you gotta spend real money to make it liveable.
if the walls are not straight and plumb anything you may use will probably look worse than they do know. however if you don't have a moisture problem in your basement i might suggest painting them with a texture roller. make sure you prep the walls properly and use approved paint for the area. otherwise framing and drywall would look best but cost ya cash...... hope this helps good luck
The person above recommended hanging fabric over the walls. I think this is one of the best ideas, especially because of the potential for water seeping through the concrete from outside. You could even attach one side of velcro to the top of the fabric and the other side to the wall (concrete screws? some sort of super adhesive) so that in the event of flooding or even seepage, you can just pull the fabric down and wash it or pull it down before it gets wet. price will become an issue if your basement is big - in that event I'd recommend buying the less-expensive basic/undyed cotton - it's usually down by the batting and quilted cloth and stuff - and some RIT dye. You could even dip dye it two colors if you wanted (top/bottom).
Putting up sheetrock or any kind of paneling is an invitation for moisture, swelling, mold and mess. Even if your house is new or you aren't having leaks yet... you don't want to invest in an invitation for disaster.
Spray paint was another cool idea, but it won't warm the room up as much as fabric.
carpeting! I had it in my basement when I lived in PA and it actually looked good not fluffy carpeting the thin kind that is flat if that makes sense...
Firts of all, I think you will have to put white paint so whenever you would like to put something to those walls it won't come down because the walls where never paint. After that get some aerosols and make shapes that you would like to see the basement looks like.
Wood panelling, render them or get in a grafitti artist...that is cheap and modern.....(some of those street artist are fantastic painters of murals, they will paint whatever you ask for)%26gt;....good luck
Fabric makes a great quick and easy wall covering. If you go to Michael's, Walmart, or JoAnn, you can find many styles on sale. Good luck!
I don't think plastic sheets will necessarily make it nicer. The cheapest fabric would probably be an unbleached cotton. Go to a fabric store and look on the ';close-out'; tables.
I would play up the look with some ';mud'; (ask for it at Lowe's or Home Depot), get a trowel, and just trowel the mud all over the walls, making it look ';old world';. You say you don't want any big changes, but you could even put a glaze over the mud. People pay big bucks for this technique (Venetian Plaster) and it looks fantastic. Good luck, whatever you decide.
What healthy snacks can i eat which fills me up and is cheap and easy to make????
I stuff myself wiv food when i get home after skool and its normally really unhealthy....sooo i need something i can eat which is healthy and easy 2 make, but also fills me up.
any ideas???? :);)What healthy snacks can i eat which fills me up and is cheap and easy to make????
Raw vegetables: carrotts, celery, cauliflower, broccoli, etc.
For a dip, use yogurt.What healthy snacks can i eat which fills me up and is cheap and easy to make????
Protein shakes fill me up or bars. and My shake is pure protein no fat at all. Its EAS protein if you want to look it up. The bars are a bit more fattening but still not that bad.
Also fruits. Apples, bananas. Vegetables. Yogurt. Oatmeal! is awesome haha I love oatmeal. But thats all good stuff.
any ideas???? :);)What healthy snacks can i eat which fills me up and is cheap and easy to make????
Raw vegetables: carrotts, celery, cauliflower, broccoli, etc.
For a dip, use yogurt.What healthy snacks can i eat which fills me up and is cheap and easy to make????
Protein shakes fill me up or bars. and My shake is pure protein no fat at all. Its EAS protein if you want to look it up. The bars are a bit more fattening but still not that bad.
Also fruits. Apples, bananas. Vegetables. Yogurt. Oatmeal! is awesome haha I love oatmeal. But thats all good stuff.
Why do men buy cheap blow up dolls when they can make their own BETTER?
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