[Salika]

Originally Posted by shadha

Rant: I HATE when mascara commercials feature a chick who CLEARLY has fake lashes on and fronts like their mascara product alone will give you that look. Please.


shadha-

I KNOWW!!!!!

[heba]

Originally Posted by shadha

Sugar: (right before jummah)
Dad; your jeans are kinda tight
Me: My shirt is long enough to cover them
Dad: *sighs*
Me: I'll be in the car

Hahaha.

Before getting married, my dad would be on me like white on rice over my clothing. It was ridiculous. Though, now since I'm married, my mom has told him to mind his own business for I have a husband now. It took him awhile to swallow that one. Lol. But now he just has this stupid tune he does when he wants to indirectly tell me that he doesn't approve of my pants, it goes like this...

Dad: SHADHA!
Me: Dad.
Dad: How did you fit yourself in those paaaants, in those paaaants? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Me: How did you fit yourself through the doooor, through the doooor? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Dad:
Me: Thought so old man.


shadha-

in those jeaaaaaanss tell me is there any more room for meeee

[Salika]

So girls, I'm always so confused about the differences between liquid and pencil eyeliners... what are the different uses? I usually use liquid but I see some awesome stuff for pencils.

[shadha]

Sorry heba, I don't swing that way anymore.




shadha-

[shadha]

Salika: So girls, I'm always so confused about the differences between liquid and pencil eyeliners... what are the different uses? I usually use liquid but I see some awesome stuff for pencils.

Liquid eyeliner gives a more dramatic look for its bolder than pencil.


shadha-

[onetspvanilla]

I think a good compromise is gel eyeliner. It gives a smooth, dramatic application like liquid eyeliner, but is much easier to use because you can apply it with your hand like pencil

I also think pencil eyeliner has its place.. it's great if you line your eyes with it and then smudge it for a smokey look.

[Asvi]

I didn't officially start wearing make up till i was a junior in HS and even then very little. my best friend is eyeliner and lip gloss.

I don't wear make every day..just when i feel like it. I roll outta bed and go to work with one exception: moisturizer.

I'm not sure when i'll let my daughter wear make-up.

[Aida]

Originally Posted by Sugarberry

and i dont think i want to be the kind of parent that going to tell my daughter no to insignificant things like makeup,clothes, etc...

I don't think makeup and clothes are insignificant, especially when a girl turns into a teenager. Parents freak out cause their daughter now has boobs and a butt, assets that men like to stare at in a disgusting manner. Then there's makeup which enhances a girl/woman's beauty. So, it's understandable why they'd want their daughters to dress more modestly than before.


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As for makeup, I hardly wear any. On rare occasions, when I'm going out with the family, I like to wear a little eyeliner on the lower lash line, barely visible eye shadow, and a tinted lip gloss. I don't like very dark colors for the lips, I prefer a nice shade of pink.

I would love to wear mascara, but it's a pain to take off.

[Salika]

I wore makeup to weddings when I was as young as 10 but it was very light.... when I started getting make up on my own and all that stuff was probably 14/15. I didn't wear any makeup outside the house until college and I wore a little bit of eyeliner, blush, even eyeshadow but then I realized it was too much for a hijabi so now I just wear eyeliner and foundation when I need outside the house.

[Sugarberry]

Originally Posted by Aida

I don't think makeup and clothes are insignificant, especially when a girl turns into a teenager. Parents freak out cause their daughter now has boobs and a butt, assets that men like to stare at in a disgusting manner. Then there's makeup which enhances a girl/woman's beauty. So, it's understandable why they'd want their daughters to dress more modestly than before.


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I respect your opinion and i understand where your coming from, im just saying that i would like my daughter to develop her own sense of modesty without me having to tell her "no" all the time.

and men will stare regardless of whats she's wearing/how big her "assets" are

[Aida]

Originally Posted by Sugarberry

I respect your opinion and i understand where your coming from, im just saying that i would like my daughter to develop her own sense of modesty without me having to tell her "no" all the time.

Ah, yes. Of course, modesty can't be forced upon someone. Parents just have a tendency to freak out and be overprotective at times.

Anyways, if I continue this discussion here then Shadha might kick my butt.

Does anyone here wear tinted moisturizer? Is it supposed to provide some coverage for scars or light marks?

[Sugarberry]

I hear ya Aida....I also have a bit of "Im not gonna be like my parents when I have kids" influencing me hahahaha


Anyways what do you girls think about eyeshadow that doesnt follow the curve of the eyebrow?



some random girls collection ( and no its not mine)



(pt 2) ( her lipgloss collection is similar to mine)

[heba]

it looks cool - but i think its better for the runway

[Salika]

Originally Posted by Aida

Ah, yes. Of course, modesty can't be forced upon someone. Parents just have a tendency to freak out and be overprotective at times.

Anyways, if I continue this discussion here then Shadha might kick my butt.

Does anyone here wear tinted moisturizer? Is it supposed to provide some coverage for scars or light marks?

I started using l'oreal's skin genesis products, it's light reflective but that does not cover anything but apparently it goes deep into your skin to strengthen skin matrix and help skin cell regeneration. I'll let you know if that helps at least..

[iTz_NoT_Me_iTzZu]

Originally Posted by onetspvanilla

I think a good compromise is gel eyeliner. It gives a smooth, dramatic application like liquid eyeliner, but is much easier to use because you can apply it with your hand like pencil

I also think pencil eyeliner has its place.. it's great if you line your eyes with it and then smudge it for a smokey look.

Gel eyeliner? that sounds cool. What brand do you use?