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[sheila99]

Only spoiled by hubby's attempt at a hair cut?

[jaypo]

My HUBBY!?! My daughter trims it,hey Sheila you have sheep shears dont you? 

[sheila99]

My daughter makes a bigger hash of mine than OH. And yes, it looks as though it's been done with sheep shears  .

[Padine]

I won’t be cutting my husband’s hair ever again after my Lockdown 1 “do” which I thought wasn’t bad 😊
When he went to the hairdresser she asked him who’d cut his hair? He agreed with her when she said it wasn’t good 🤬 I tried my best and won’t be responsible for my actions as it most certainly wouldn’t be good a 2nd time 🙈   🙄) he should have sat still so it’s his own fault 💁🏻‍♀️ if it was a bit squint. 

[sheila99]

He should be grateful, his ears are still there aren't they? 

[Padine]

Yes!!

And his tongue This Lockdown or Lockup  [/b]it should be aptly called after nearly 40 years of marriage and a holiday with Mr P is the last thing I want right now 

[Padine]

 Lockup

[Padine]

Bit of a heads up girls - QVC Tsv tomorrow is entitled “Lash” . Still delighted with my lifted lashes and I don’t buy any other makeup so I’ll be watching 

[Padine]

Here we go again and I am just about to run out of day+night cream. Looking for ideas for a red face !! Too much hot central heating indoors  v cold, icy outside. I’ve tried Clinique before and it was too thick and gloopy.

[jaypo]

I use Estée Lauder,they have the thicker cream and the lightweight one,it's pricey but fantastic

[Padine]

Is that a foundation Jaypo? I can’t wear foundation as it makes me feel I’ve a dirty face, and I get it all over my collar or top.

       Thanks for suggestion x

[jaypo]

No just a moisturiser padine, I use the thicker one in winter then change to the light one come spring,really hydrates the skin,the serums are fab too

[Padine]

That sounds a possibility, thanks 

[Sophya]

Some mascaras aimed at postmenopausal women help because they focus on softness and conditioning. Lashes can get drier as you get older so a formula that adds moisture can make them look fuller even if the effect is small.

You get the most visible change from shaping your brows and using a light defining mascara rather than chasing special products. You can try VolumeCare+ if you are curious but a good regular mascara often gives the same result.

[CLKD]

Morning - I haven't used make up for over 30 years.  My Grans didn't and both had soft skin ...........