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Terre 05-26-2010 10:32 AM

Please help with my makeup
 
Since I am feeling better about myself I thought I would put makeup on. I didn't have any so I used my daughters. My eyes watered all night.
I guess I have developed allergies to makeup now.

Does anyone that has allergies where makeup? and if so what kind. I need some ideas.

Thanks :)

brn2bthn 05-26-2010 10:48 AM

Try mineral makeup. It's hypo-allergenic and won't clog your pores (there's a big word for that but I don't now what it is) Now that just about every cosmetic manufaturer is making some it's not as expensive as when it first came out. I love it..it's all I can use due to having Rosacea.

astrophe 05-26-2010 10:48 AM

1) Never share make up. That's a way to pass on pink eye, and other stuff. See a doc if you aren't clearing up if you think it is contact dermatitis.

2) I wear mineral make-up with no problems.

http://bareescentuals.com/
http://www.everydayminerals.com/
http://www.honeybeegardens.com/
http://www.purminerals.com/

3) There's also the Jane Iredale mineral make up line, but I've been fine with the above.

http://www.janeiredale.com/ourdiff.html

HTH!
A.

bargoo 05-26-2010 10:55 AM

You just need to experiment ,try different makeups and see what does not cause a problem. You can go to the department store and some drug stores and they will do a trial make up for you. I do have allergies and find that CoverGirl and Avon , also MaryKay do not cause me problems. I do not like the mineral makeups but that is my personal preferance. AND as already been said, do not ever use someone elses makeup, particuularly brushes.

BerkshireGrl 05-26-2010 11:09 AM

Probably a silly question, but did you put on eyeliner on the inside rim of your eyelids? That can be super-irritating. Or too much eyeshadow since it can flake off into your eyes... I usually do not have issues with Loreal products or Revlon Colorstay :)

FeliciaHingston 05-26-2010 11:46 PM

I have really bad allergies. Origins is one of the few brands that I've never had a reaction to.

glenlorie 05-26-2010 11:58 PM

Maybe it wasn't the make up, but what you used to remove the make up that night. Did you use a makeup remover you could have had a reaction to? Also, some other members suggested mineral makeup, and I think it is a good suggestion as well. Hope this helps!!

oodlesofnoodles 05-27-2010 12:30 AM

Urg yeah anything that goes near a mucus membrane doooon't share. I learned that the hard way; got pink eye from using someone else's eyeliner.

You might want to try buying your own. I use brown eyeshadow (a good brand usually... MAC but I like coastalscents.com too) as eyeliner with a brush. My skin freaks the **** out about everything, but that combo seems to be OK. Everyday minerals is good for those with allergies/sensitive skin because if I remember correctly they don't use bismuth oxide (unlike bare minerals) in their makeup.

Always make sure you have clean brushes/hands/face when applying makeup, because bacteria can make your allergies act up too. Or clog your pores, or get in your eye and cause an infection. Dirty brushes=bad juju.

But if you try your own makeup, and it still causes allergies, I suggest everyday minerals. I have it and I like it. It's fairly inexpensive too, you just have to order online.

:) good luck!!!

JerseyGyrl 05-27-2010 06:22 AM

Three words....Smoky Mountain Minerals:carrot:(because not all mineral makeup is created equal) The BEST mineral makeup hands down & 100% hypo-allergenic:)
http://www.smokymountainminerals.com/home.html


astrophe 05-27-2010 09:07 AM

Thanks for the link! I hadn't heard of them before. :)

A.

Terre 05-27-2010 10:39 AM

Thanks everyone..I will look at the links yall gave me. I know wearing someone elses stuff is a no no..but i did it :(
I use to could wear stuff all day everyday, but that was many moons ago. lol

i will buy my own and see what happens. Thanks for all the help

spatime 06-29-2010 01:04 AM

makeup
 
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Originally Posted by Terre (Post 3308815)
Since I am feeling better about myself I thought I would put makeup on. I didn't have any so I used my daughters. My eyes watered all night.
I guess I have developed allergies to makeup now.

Does anyone that has allergies where makeup? and if so what kind. I need some ideas.

Thanks :)

Check out BeautiControl...I have been using it and selling it for over 25 years and have never had a customer with a reaction...worth a try! I can also suggest colors and applications if you would like, just need to know your eye color and hair color, skin color....Here is my website: www.beautipage.com/funopportunityspas

Lorene

JustImagine 06-29-2010 02:04 AM

If you have reactions to any makeup you should use Clinique, it's hypoallergenic, for real.

No bogus stuff. Look up a store that sells it in the mall, and have them test your skin.

aliquot 06-29-2010 10:39 AM

I am going to second what everyone else said and also add this: Did you use purple/red/pink eyeshadow? The dye used to make those colors is an allergen to many people. It makes my mum's eyes water like crazy!


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