Reply I used Tesco Baby Powder. So first wash and then moisturize with Nivea 3 in 1 cleanser, toner, moisturiser Then I used L’Oreal Infallible mattifying primer base. Then Dermacolor D32 set with the baby powder. Then L’Oreal Infallible Full coverage foundation set with the baby powder and then a bit of bronzer for contouring. […]

Reply I’ve been using baby powder for years, both as a setting powder (before bronzer/blush) and to define just above the jawline. Reply I’m going to use baby powder. Just love the smell. And it’s so much cheaper than setting powder

Question Has anyone ever used talc instead? I have for the first time tonight and so far I can’t tell the difference. The cost difference of course is diabolical. I looked at the ingredients of a couple of my usual brands, Vichy and L’Oreal, and both contain talc. Edit: If this turns out to be […]

  Reply   Just tried bendable foam rollers. Hardly held in place and a bit of a disappointment really. But they were pound shop ones that wife picked up for me to try. I think will have to try something more expensive, or I am due a haircut soon.

Reply   I have a similar problem. I use a large round brush as I dry my hair. When it’s almost dry wrap the hair around the brush and heat it with the dryer to dry it. Switch the dryer to cold or allow the hair to cool to set it. Once it’s styled add hair […]

  Reply I guess you do not actually want to perm your hair just set it. You can get setting lotion to use and you will also need perm end papers. Reply  I’m reasonably confident that as a child I was told that putting your fingers in an electrical socket would make your hair curl, […]

Question What’s the best way to add tight curls to hair that’s only 4 to 6 inches in length. It’s not really long enough for most curlers. Trying to do something with my natural fringe and it’s getting long I want to curl it so it’s apparent length is shorter. And hopefully will benefit by […]