Make up

[stinkyattic]

I think it's a little less gummy than chapstick actually.

[vileoxidation]

I think it's a little less gummy than chapstick actually.

I have to look into it then...

Thank you!

[Mrs. Greenjeans]

I'm a chapstik freak too. I have one in every coat, jacket, purse. There's one that lives on my keyboard, one in my growroom, and I actually sleep with one under my pillow. It's very dry in my house.

[stinkyattic]

It's very dry in my house.

THAT, my dear, would be your sense of humor.
lol

[birdgirl73]

I like Blistex better than Chapstick, which is too waxy for me, but I can hardly find the stuff anymore. It's the perfect consistency for thinning and blending lipstick, too. I keep some Blistex in my purse, at my makeup table, and by my bed to put it on before sleep. I think that's because I generally hold out hope that I might get kissed in the night, so I always try and be ready!

[napolitana869]

I like the hemp chapstick that they have at the body shop. It's $4 though, which to me is a little much for chapstick.

[Mrs. Greenjeans]

THAT, my dear, would be your sense of humor.
lol

I learned some of that from my first exhusband, a Brit. The only thing drier than his humor was his mother's potroast.
::rimshot::

[mad_nat]

yeah i never leave the house without make-up on even if its just to the local newsagent, tbh i think it just gives you boast in confidence because i like some of the looks i get when i get down the street, 2 of my guys mates have said that i do still look fit without makeup but i just dont see it because am not really that confidant and plus tbh when i look at myself in the mirror without make-up on i dont feel like am looking at myself

[Demeter]

I learned some of that from my first exhusband, a Brit. The only thing drier than his humor was his mother's potroast.
::rimshot::

Mrs. G- you are starting to freak me out a little- MY first exhusband was a Brit too! First the titty bars, now the exes- don't tell me your ethics professor in college hit on you too..!

[TheSmokingMonkey]

When looking for a good lip balm, look for ingredients such as...

natural oils: sunflower, hemp (duh), olive, etc.
natural butters: mango, shea, cocoa.

try to avoid occlusive moisturizers such as paraffin, beeswax, or petroleum. These things will lock in your natural oils but they won't soak into your lips and also they will leave that nasty residue on your pipe and glassware (and on your boyfriend's lips).

I like blissful bath. bath & body essentials the best, but you can also find them at your local co-op or Whole Foods or Wild Oats.