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How and where to go for a 'makeover'?

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confusedandemployed · 08/11/2015 20:45

So I'm slowly sorting out my appearance. Lost weight, got fit, bought new wardrobe...now I need to sort my slap.

I used to be good at make up but since hitting 40 42 I can't get to grips it.

I'm in South Wales, Swansea to be exact so no John Lewis, Selfridge's etc. Just Debenhams or Boots really. Do I just rock up to a make up counter and ask someone, or will I need to make an appointment?
And which brand is best for 40-something skin?
TIA

OP posts:
Littleallovertheshop · 09/11/2015 08:12

Don't just go to one :) I'd try bare minerals if they have it and clinique. Try no7 too as they've got a good range and it's more affordable. And report back!

bobsalong · 09/11/2015 08:25

Do you have a gym/spa near you? I'm right next to a bannatynes and they do makeup tutorials and whatever it's called where they do your makeup for a wedding/party etc. they only use mineral makeup too. Might be worth having a look around your area?

Lovewearingjeans · 09/11/2015 10:51

Look on Pinterest for ideas with make up.

ShotgunNotDoingThePans · 09/11/2015 16:47

Why do you say you can't get to grips with it, after being 'good' with it before? What suits your skin and colouring doesn't change as you age, you just need to be a bit more subtle. And I suppose more attentive to blemishes etc. Or so I thought. Maybe I'm getting it wrong!

Freddiethefirefly · 09/11/2015 18:16

Hello

I was in a similar position recently, I found Lisa Eldridge videos really useful and bought some make up online , or try the Make up Forever counter in Debenhams.

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