Lisa Eldridge Shows You How to Recreate Eva Green’s Gold Look from Dumbo

[peddlestools]

Last month we had a post featuring Eva and Lisa talking about how they created the looks for the live action remake of Dumbo that is actually not that good. In the video below, celebrity makeup artist Lisa Eldridge recreates one of the looks on a model (sry not Eva Green).

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[merel_93]

Not make-up but skin so here is my question: can you be allergic to sun without getting rashes and blisters?

Every year when the sun is getting more intense, my skin goes to the gutters. I get red blemishes, my skin is angry red and when it gets warmer and I only wear short sleeves, my arms tend to get more pimples too. And I wear SPF fucking 50, for crying out loud

[peddlestools]

I’m on the brand name version of Doxycycline, oracea

Doxy isn’t time release, so it makes me really nauseous so i gotta be on oracea

My rosacea is fairly mild and i avoid triggers, so it seems to work for me

My doctor assured me that it’s a low enough dose that it’s okay to be on long-term but i get your worries about it

[peddlestools]

Also i’ve tried the topical ones but most of them are sulfur based and i can’t tolerate the smell because i have sensory processing disorder :\

But there are new topicals including a really great one that completely reduces redness. Problem is you can’t use that long-term, you just use it if you’re going to a wedding or special event or having your photo taken or something

[tenminutesago]

I'm having trouble treating my rosacea. The only thing that seems to help is sunscreen and staying away from food triggers.

[peddlestools]

Oh also there are clothes that are UPF that you might consider getting

https://www.cosmopolitan.com/style-beauty/fashion/a27102961/sun-protective-upf-clothing/

I have one that’s like a lightweight wrap/scarf that works in the spring but not so much if it’s 100 degrees and humid

You MIGHT be sensitive to chemical sunscreen. Chemical sunscreen isn’t bad, per se, but not everyone can handle it. If you’re not using a physical or zinc-based sunscreen, you might want to try. You can get a very good, light feeling and non-sticky one by neutrogena. It’s called “pure and free” and it’s fragrance free and has a nice texture w/o leaving a white cast on most skin tones. Plus it’s affordable, but it’s in a pretty small bottle so i only use it on my face and hands. But the good thing with mineral sunscreen is you only need about a dime sized about for your whole face and neck so it lasts a long while

[merel_93]

I think I use a chemical sunscreen rn. I use Coola as a brand, which I used with satisfaction before. Before this, I had the Paula's Choice one that comes in the orange bottle but that bottle never seemed to empty and I got tired of it. Also, it would sometimes sting if I put it on.

[youdontknowher]

do you use acids? i think those make you more photosensitive too

[merel_93]

I use the Pixi Glow Tonic at night, TO Niancinamide serum in the morning and every once a week I use TO Ascorbyl Glucoside serum. These are the only acids I use. I used to use the latter one every day but I cut back because then I started thinking I was perhaps over exfoliating

[makemegood]

Citrus essential oils can do that too.

[breadprincess]

I'm allergic to the sun (the technical term is photosensitivity). I get hives and they really do look almost identical to this: https://www.sciencealert.com/here-s-what-happens-if-you-develop-an-allergy-to-sunlight
Another term to look for would be "solar urticaria", that's another good indication of what it looks like. It's not pleasant but it's actually pretty easy(ish) to avoid sun exposure through a combo of shade, clothing, and sunblock (I use physical).

[merel_93]

I got those (the first link you sent) on my chest and neck last week when I was out drinking with friends in the midday sun but I also get them when I'm stressed and they don't itch so I doubt that's what my issue is. I don't know anymore lol