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[cherryglass]

Against my better judgement at 1 in the morning I feel like I must contribute. It's been too long and since the standards have risen tremendously. I hope I shall live up to them now. Just a little something photographed by Tobias Zarius (copywrited of course) Make-up artist was not credited, so if anyone knows, please inform.

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[papajoemambo]

I was about to say that Sephora stuff was gorgeous, then I got to the Virgin contact lens image and LOST IT.

MORE, GOD , PLEASE , MORE!!!

[cherryglass]

I believe that's all I have on him, but I shall try to find out if something will surface from the unorganized mess that is called my "make-up folder".

Glad you like.

[cherryglass]

ME TOO! Wasn't sure if contact lenses can be considered as make-up, but I guess it can.

Oh how I have missed you!

[lotpodz]

These pics are absolutely stunning! Thank you darling!!

Re: Oh how I have missed you!

[cherryglass]

Oooh...you're welcome. [blushes] And I have missed you too. Thanks a bunch for keeping me in memories. I have taken down some (read: lots of) pictures, so if you want any of them back up let me know, they'll be there in no time.

I must congratulate you again. This place is wonderful.

[lotpodz]

I have added this to your growing list of Inspirational Pics in the memories section ;)

[bizarrotron]

I have always trusted Ben Nye's creme foundation in white and then on top of that I use Stein's white powder, which is labelled as theatrical makeup.

And for those days when I cannot find my Ben Nye foundation, I simply use white grease paint and the powder, but it does not alway look so smooth.

I hope that was helpful!

[cherryglass]

Thank you so much. It's very helpful. I've seen your pictures and was curious about the white pigment. Your work is fantastic. Thank you for sharing.