The power of Lippy

[enthusiasmcurbed]

A few months ago I posted on the restorative power of some lipstick and blusher on my Mum. She had gone into a residential home and raided my make up bag for my Lipstick Queen lippy and blusher. Sadly she passed away 4 weeks ago but up to the very end kept up her lips and cheeks ( up till the end, very tasteful).
Till the end she was an inspiration to me.
She worked in Bond street in the 50"s as a dressmaker and made costumes and outfits for film stars such as Margaret Lockwood and other British luminaries.

Thank you Mum, for everything.

Sorry for your loss. Your mum sounds fabulous.

I remember your previous post. So sorry to read of your loss.
A lovely legacy.

I also remember you posting about your Mum and her lipstick - funny how some posts stick in your mind. So sorry to hear about your loss, I agree your Mum sounds fabulous.

I'm sorry for your loss. I helped my mum get her roots done three weeks before she died, it was important to her.

Thank you all, I also also posted this in chat as I wanted lots of people to know about my wonderful Mum.

Clicked on this because I swear by the power of lippy!

Your mum sounds like a woman after my own heart: dedicated til the end

Sorry you have lost her.

Well, even though I feel distraught, if I ventured out not looking my best, she would haunt me!

I remember your post and having been a night sister for many years, in a care home, I agree that most often, personal style and a lady's need to maintain her appearance, is less important to the staff.

But for some, it's very important.

I hope someone will do a bit of lippy and blush for me, when the time comes.

I'm so sorry you've lost your mum