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'natural' looking finish. TM also has a wider variety of shades and far better,
blendable coverage in my opinion.
I use CP for light coverage in the summer on my oily spots. Otherwise, it's
just too drying.
I have combination skin. I usually only spot apply foundation to the center of
my face and blend out minus the forehead and most of nose (too oily and
tendency for clogged pores).
–K.S.
"The Bionic Glove Chick" <soulstar...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Subject: L'Oreal Cashmere Perfect vs. True Match
From: "cofarb" do...@cofarb.com
Date: 1/19/2005 8:11 AM Eastern Standard Time
Message–id: <xsWdnWg6vsMHwXPcRVn–...@adelphia.com>
CVS has a "twofer" on L'Oreal foundations this week. I've been very happy
with True Match for my dry winter skin. (I don't usually wear foundation
in
summer.) I would like to know the difference(s) between Cashmere Perfect
and True Match. If you loved True Match, do you also love Cashmere
Perfect?
Compare and contrast, please.
tia,
cofarb
expensive, so unless someone raved about its magical qualities (I'm heavily
into magical qualities these days<G>), there's no advantage over the True
Match.
Thanks again,
cofarb
cannot comment on how that stuff is, but all I know is that it is great for my
oily skin! I am on my 3rd tube of the stuff. I just wish the color range was
better, but it blends like a dream.....consider this a "rave" :–)
––Kristin
"Veronica Moonlit" <veronicaMoon...@mchsi.com> wrote in message
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transfer it from that godawful little glass bottle into a plastic bottle
with a squeeze top. It is almost impossible to wash the funnel afterwards;
I have to use sudsy amonia and an old toothbrush and super–hot water.
The Cashmere Perfect raves by oily–skinned a.f.ers made me decide to stick
with True Match. Now, if they would just do something about that bottle!
cofarb
L'Oreal Cashmere Perfect vs. True Match
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
1/19/2005 8:11:51 AM
CVS has a "twofer" on L'Oreal foundations this week. I've been very happy
with True Match for my dry winter skin. (I don't usually wear foundation in
summer.) I would like to know the difference(s) between Cashmere Perfect
and True Match. If you loved True Match, do you also love Cashmere Perfect?
Compare and contrast, please.
tia,
cofarb
with True Match for my dry winter skin. (I don't usually wear foundation in
summer.) I would like to know the difference(s) between Cashmere Perfect
and True Match. If you loved True Match, do you also love Cashmere Perfect?
Compare and contrast, please.
tia,
cofarb
soulstar...@aol.com (The Bionic Glove Chick)
1/19/2005 4:06:46 PM
Subject: L'Oreal Cashmere Perfect vs. True Match
From: "cofarb" do...@cofarb.com
Date: 1/19/2005 8:11 AM Eastern Standard Time
Message–id: <xsWdnWg6vsMHwXPcRVn–...@adelphia.com>
CVS has a "twofer" on L'Oreal foundations this week. I've been very happy
with True Match for my dry winter skin. (I don't usually wear foundation in
summer.) I would like to know the difference(s) between Cashmere Perfect
and True Match. If you loved True Match, do you also love Cashmere Perfect?
Compare and contrast, please.
tia,
cofarb
Cashmere Perfect is much more matte, much more drying. True Match has a more From: "cofarb" do...@cofarb.com
Date: 1/19/2005 8:11 AM Eastern Standard Time
Message–id: <xsWdnWg6vsMHwXPcRVn–...@adelphia.com>
CVS has a "twofer" on L'Oreal foundations this week. I've been very happy
with True Match for my dry winter skin. (I don't usually wear foundation in
summer.) I would like to know the difference(s) between Cashmere Perfect
and True Match. If you loved True Match, do you also love Cashmere Perfect?
Compare and contrast, please.
tia,
cofarb
'natural' looking finish. TM also has a wider variety of shades and far better,
blendable coverage in my opinion.
I use CP for light coverage in the summer on my oily spots. Otherwise, it's
just too drying.
I have combination skin. I usually only spot apply foundation to the center of
my face and blend out minus the forehead and most of nose (too oily and
tendency for clogged pores).
–K.S.
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
1/19/2005 11:33:45 AM
"The Bionic Glove Chick" <soulstar...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20050119110646.11779.00000...@mb–m03.aol.com...
Subject: L'Oreal Cashmere Perfect vs. True Match
From: "cofarb" do...@cofarb.com
Date: 1/19/2005 8:11 AM Eastern Standard Time
Message–id: <xsWdnWg6vsMHwXPcRVn–...@adelphia.com>
CVS has a "twofer" on L'Oreal foundations this week. I've been very happy
with True Match for my dry winter skin. (I don't usually wear foundation
in
summer.) I would like to know the difference(s) between Cashmere Perfect
and True Match. If you loved True Match, do you also love Cashmere
Perfect?
Compare and contrast, please.
tia,
cofarb
Cashmere Perfect is much more matte, much more drying. True Match has a
more
'natural' looking finish. TM also has a wider variety of shades and far
better,
blendable coverage in my opinion.
I use CP for light coverage in the summer on my oily spots. Otherwise,
it's
just too drying.
I have combination skin. I usually only spot apply foundation to the
center of
my face and blend out minus the forehead and most of nose (too oily and
tendency for clogged pores).
–K.S.
Thanks for answering my question perfectly. The Cashmere Perfect is more more
'natural' looking finish. TM also has a wider variety of shades and far
better,
blendable coverage in my opinion.
I use CP for light coverage in the summer on my oily spots. Otherwise,
it's
just too drying.
I have combination skin. I usually only spot apply foundation to the
center of
my face and blend out minus the forehead and most of nose (too oily and
tendency for clogged pores).
–K.S.
expensive, so unless someone raved about its magical qualities (I'm heavily
into magical qualities these days<G>), there's no advantage over the True
Match.
Thanks again,
cofarb
valmont32...@aol.com (Valmont32677)
1/20/2005 2:09:01 AM
unless someone raved about its magical qualities
Cashmere Perfect is my HG nowadays, although I haven't tried True Match, so I cannot comment on how that stuff is, but all I know is that it is great for my
oily skin! I am on my 3rd tube of the stuff. I just wish the color range was
better, but it blends like a dream.....consider this a "rave" :–)
––Kristin
Veronica Moonlit <veronicaMoon...@mchsi.com>
1/22/2005 8:58:49 AM
Valmont32677 wrote:
unless someone raved about its magical qualities
True Match liquid does. They both look great, but Cashmere perfect
looks great for far far longer. All I need is blotting paper and it
still looks good 12 hours later.I can probably toss my Lancome
MacquiControle and Mabyelline Everfresh now, since Cashmere Perfect
works so great.
Veronica
––
Makeup, it takes believing in. Like a magic carpet, it's belief that
makes it fly. Otherwise, it's just a rug.
If you believe in it, makeup has a magic all it's own.
Of course, makeup is only dime–store magic. But it works well enough,
when it's used properly.",
the makeup artist, from the book Sooner or Later, based on the 1978 TV
movie of the same name.
unless someone raved about its magical qualities
Cashmere Perfect is my HG nowadays, although I haven't tried True Match, so I
cannot comment on how that stuff is, but all I know is that it is great for my
oily skin! I am on my 3rd tube of the stuff. I just wish the color range was
better, but it blends like a dream.....consider this a "rave" :–)
––Kristin
I'm an "oilygirl" too and Cashmere Perfect works better on me than cannot comment on how that stuff is, but all I know is that it is great for my
oily skin! I am on my 3rd tube of the stuff. I just wish the color range was
better, but it blends like a dream.....consider this a "rave" :–)
––Kristin
True Match liquid does. They both look great, but Cashmere perfect
looks great for far far longer. All I need is blotting paper and it
still looks good 12 hours later.I can probably toss my Lancome
MacquiControle and Mabyelline Everfresh now, since Cashmere Perfect
works so great.
Veronica
––
Makeup, it takes believing in. Like a magic carpet, it's belief that
makes it fly. Otherwise, it's just a rug.
If you believe in it, makeup has a magic all it's own.
Of course, makeup is only dime–store magic. But it works well enough,
when it's used properly.",
the makeup artist, from the book Sooner or Later, based on the 1978 TV
movie of the same name.
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>
1/22/2005 7:00:30 AM
"Veronica Moonlit" <veronicaMoon...@mchsi.com> wrote in message
news:dBoId.21579$eT5.20...@attbi_s51...
Valmont32677 wrote:
unless someone raved about its magical qualities
I'm an "oilygirl" too and Cashmere Perfect works better on me than True
Match liquid does. They both look great, but Cashmere perfect looks great
for far far longer. All I need is blotting paper and it still looks good
12 hours later.I can probably toss my Lancome MacquiControle and
Mabyelline Everfresh now, since Cashmere Perfect works so great.
Veronica
––
Makeup, it takes believing in. Like a magic carpet, it's belief that
makes it fly. Otherwise, it's just a rug.
If you believe in it, makeup has a magic all it's own.
Of course, makeup is only dime–store magic. But it works well enough,
when it's used properly.",
the makeup artist, from the book Sooner or Later, based on the 1978 TV
movie of the same name.
I think True Match is fundamentally oily makeup. I use a plastic funnel to unless someone raved about its magical qualities
I'm an "oilygirl" too and Cashmere Perfect works better on me than True
Match liquid does. They both look great, but Cashmere perfect looks great
for far far longer. All I need is blotting paper and it still looks good
12 hours later.I can probably toss my Lancome MacquiControle and
Mabyelline Everfresh now, since Cashmere Perfect works so great.
Veronica
––
Makeup, it takes believing in. Like a magic carpet, it's belief that
makes it fly. Otherwise, it's just a rug.
If you believe in it, makeup has a magic all it's own.
Of course, makeup is only dime–store magic. But it works well enough,
when it's used properly.",
the makeup artist, from the book Sooner or Later, based on the 1978 TV
movie of the same name.
transfer it from that godawful little glass bottle into a plastic bottle
with a squeeze top. It is almost impossible to wash the funnel afterwards;
I have to use sudsy amonia and an old toothbrush and super–hot water.
The Cashmere Perfect raves by oily–skinned a.f.ers made me decide to stick
with True Match. Now, if they would just do something about that bottle!
cofarb