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"ami kio" <...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com> wrote in message
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was raining a lot and the lady at the Kaiser table commented that not
many stopped by to get her tiny samples of sunscreen spf15. We said we'd
take some and she gave us a large handful. I also stocked up on pencils
and pens for the tutoring and we both got tiny radios and pedometers
given out by a local grocery store in addition to other items. It was
definitely worth the trip.
Audrey
reapply it unless you are doing things in the sun; in that case wear a
tinted moisturizer and not a lot of foundation.
"ami kio" <...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com> wrote in message
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Do you wear make–up? If I was out to a girl's lunch or any lunch for that
matter, I'd have makeup on, actually I don't go out without makeup on– not
gobs, but foundation, concealer (zits not eyes) and blush. How do you put
your sunscreen on in the middle of the day? I know we're supposed to
reapply sunscreen throughout the day, but aside from wearing foundation with
sunscreen in it, which I do, I never get how one is supposed to do this,
without having to wash face, apply sunscreen, reapply makeup. When I'm
working outside, and sweat off my makeup, I'll use a wipe of some sort and
just put some tinted sunscreen back on and it's not too much trouble. But
how do people who go about their day normally, with makeup on, reapply? I
see there is a website with a powder sunscreen. This seems like the best
idea for reapplication. I'm still test driving the physicians formula spf 20
solar powder, but so far I don't think it's as good as liquid.
I always wondered about this. On a normal day, there is no way I am going to
reapply sunscreen the way "they" say I should. It just makes no sense for a
makeup wearer.
Ami (the other one)
www.perennialhaiku.com
Use for magazine samples
ami kio <...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com>
3/25/2006 4:05:14 PM
Today I ran out of the house without sunscreen again (I've been so bad about
that these past months), and I regretted it after 5min on the patio at a
girls' lunch. I minimize what I put in my purse to make it easier to switch
purses quickly, so I never carry sunscreen with me. As I was cleaning my
bathroom today, I came upon a quick solution: cut those blister samples of
sunscreen out of magazines and slip them in my wallet. They take up almost
no room, and they're a good single use size. Problem solved!
Now if I had only thought of that *before* I went to lunch. [rolls eyes at
self]
ami
that these past months), and I regretted it after 5min on the patio at a
girls' lunch. I minimize what I put in my purse to make it easier to switch
purses quickly, so I never carry sunscreen with me. As I was cleaning my
bathroom today, I came upon a quick solution: cut those blister samples of
sunscreen out of magazines and slip them in my wallet. They take up almost
no room, and they're a good single use size. Problem solved!
Now if I had only thought of that *before* I went to lunch. [rolls eyes at
self]
ami
"Stevie" <privilegespambl...@charter.net>
3/25/2006 2:54:02 PM
"ami kio" <...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com> wrote in message
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Today I ran out of the house without sunscreen again (I've been so bad
about
that these past months), and I regretted it after 5min on the patio at a
girls' lunch. I minimize what I put in my purse to make it easier to
switch
purses quickly, so I never carry sunscreen with me. As I was cleaning my
bathroom today, I came upon a quick solution: cut those blister samples of
sunscreen out of magazines and slip them in my wallet. They take up
almost
no room, and they're a good single use size. Problem solved!
Now if I had only thought of that *before* I went to lunch. [rolls eyes
at
self]
Great idea Ami.. I would not have thought of that about
that these past months), and I regretted it after 5min on the patio at a
girls' lunch. I minimize what I put in my purse to make it easier to
switch
purses quickly, so I never carry sunscreen with me. As I was cleaning my
bathroom today, I came upon a quick solution: cut those blister samples of
sunscreen out of magazines and slip them in my wallet. They take up
almost
no room, and they're a good single use size. Problem solved!
Now if I had only thought of that *before* I went to lunch. [rolls eyes
at
self]
Stevie
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Check out my blogs at
http://fashiontribes.typepad.com/beautybuzz/
http://fashiontribes.typepad.com/la_story/
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
3/25/2006 4:21:03 PM
"ami kio" <...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com> wrote in message
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Today I ran out of the house without sunscreen again (I've been so bad
about
that these past months), and I regretted it after 5min on the patio at
a
girls' lunch. I minimize what I put in my purse to make it easier to
switch
purses quickly, so I never carry sunscreen with me. As I was cleaning
my
bathroom today, I came upon a quick solution: cut those blister
samples of
sunscreen out of magazines and slip them in my wallet. They take up
almost
no room, and they're a good single use size. Problem solved!
Now if I had only thought of that *before* I went to lunch. [rolls
eyes at
self]
ami
DD and I went to a healthy living fair at the local city college. It about
that these past months), and I regretted it after 5min on the patio at
a
girls' lunch. I minimize what I put in my purse to make it easier to
switch
purses quickly, so I never carry sunscreen with me. As I was cleaning
my
bathroom today, I came upon a quick solution: cut those blister
samples of
sunscreen out of magazines and slip them in my wallet. They take up
almost
no room, and they're a good single use size. Problem solved!
Now if I had only thought of that *before* I went to lunch. [rolls
eyes at
self]
ami
was raining a lot and the lady at the Kaiser table commented that not
many stopped by to get her tiny samples of sunscreen spf15. We said we'd
take some and she gave us a large handful. I also stocked up on pencils
and pens for the tutoring and we both got tiny radios and pedometers
given out by a local grocery store in addition to other items. It was
definitely worth the trip.
Audrey
"Lipgloss Junkie" <lipglossjun...@gmail.com>
3/26/2006 1:59:22 PM
I drive a convertible and keep sunscreen in the center console of my
car all the time. It's handy to have for the top down days but even
better for the unexpected patio days. Considering I don't go anywhere
without my car, it's always on hand.
melanie
car all the time. It's handy to have for the top down days but even
better for the unexpected patio days. Considering I don't go anywhere
without my car, it's always on hand.
melanie
ami kio <...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com>
3/26/2006 6:11:19 PM
On 3/26/06 3:59 PM, in article
1143410362.028607.140...@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com, "Lipgloss Junkie"
<lipglossjun...@gmail.com> wrote:
sunscreen; however, I realized that I have many little samples that I don't
use anyway. Instead of wasting away in a drawer, they might as well sit in
the car.
ami
1143410362.028607.140...@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com, "Lipgloss Junkie"
<lipglossjun...@gmail.com> wrote:
I drive a convertible and keep sunscreen in the center console of my
car all the time. It's handy to have for the top down days but even
better for the unexpected patio days. Considering I don't go anywhere
without my car, it's always on hand.
melanie
I don't normally keep sunscreen in the car b/c the summer heat degrades the car all the time. It's handy to have for the top down days but even
better for the unexpected patio days. Considering I don't go anywhere
without my car, it's always on hand.
melanie
sunscreen; however, I realized that I have many little samples that I don't
use anyway. Instead of wasting away in a drawer, they might as well sit in
the car.
ami
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>
3/28/2006 9:23:50 AM
This is sort of a question to everyone as much as a question for you
Ami.
Do you wear make–up? If I was out to a girl's lunch or any lunch for
that matter, I'd have makeup on, actually I don't go out without
makeup on– not gobs, but foundation, concealer (zits not eyes) and
blush. How do you put your sunscreen on in the middle of the day? I
know we're supposed to reapply sunscreen throughout the day, but aside
from wearing foundation with sunscreen in it, which I do, I never get
how one is supposed to do this, without having to wash face, apply
sunscreen, reapply makeup. When I'm working outside, and sweat off my
makeup, I'll use a wipe of some sort and just put some tinted
sunscreen back on and it's not too much trouble. But how do people who
go about their day normally, with makeup on, reapply? I see there is
a website with a powder sunscreen. This seems like the best idea for
reapplication. I'm still test driving the physicians formula spf 20
solar powder, but so far I don't think it's as good as liquid.
I always wondered about this. On a normal day, there is no way I am
going to reapply sunscreen the way "they" say I should. It just makes
no sense for a makeup wearer.
Ami (the other one)
www.perennialhaiku.com
If you apply a good layer of sunscreen on first, you should not have to Ami.
Do you wear make–up? If I was out to a girl's lunch or any lunch for
that matter, I'd have makeup on, actually I don't go out without
makeup on– not gobs, but foundation, concealer (zits not eyes) and
blush. How do you put your sunscreen on in the middle of the day? I
know we're supposed to reapply sunscreen throughout the day, but aside
from wearing foundation with sunscreen in it, which I do, I never get
how one is supposed to do this, without having to wash face, apply
sunscreen, reapply makeup. When I'm working outside, and sweat off my
makeup, I'll use a wipe of some sort and just put some tinted
sunscreen back on and it's not too much trouble. But how do people who
go about their day normally, with makeup on, reapply? I see there is
a website with a powder sunscreen. This seems like the best idea for
reapplication. I'm still test driving the physicians formula spf 20
solar powder, but so far I don't think it's as good as liquid.
I always wondered about this. On a normal day, there is no way I am
going to reapply sunscreen the way "they" say I should. It just makes
no sense for a makeup wearer.
Ami (the other one)
www.perennialhaiku.com
reapply it unless you are doing things in the sun; in that case wear a
tinted moisturizer and not a lot of foundation.
"Ami" <amia...@nac.net>
3/28/2006 12:14:36 PM
"ami kio" <...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com> wrote in message
news:C04B1ABA.6EA7B%...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com...
Today I ran out of the house without sunscreen again (I've been so bad
about
that these past months), and I regretted it after 5min on the patio at a
girls' lunch. I minimize what I put in my purse to make it easier to
switch
purses quickly, so I never carry sunscreen with me. As I was cleaning my
bathroom today, I came upon a quick solution: cut those blister samples of
sunscreen out of magazines and slip them in my wallet. They take up
almost
no room, and they're a good single use size. Problem solved!
Now if I had only thought of that *before* I went to lunch. [rolls eyes
at
self]
ami
This is sort of a question to everyone as much as a question for you Ami. about
that these past months), and I regretted it after 5min on the patio at a
girls' lunch. I minimize what I put in my purse to make it easier to
switch
purses quickly, so I never carry sunscreen with me. As I was cleaning my
bathroom today, I came upon a quick solution: cut those blister samples of
sunscreen out of magazines and slip them in my wallet. They take up
almost
no room, and they're a good single use size. Problem solved!
Now if I had only thought of that *before* I went to lunch. [rolls eyes
at
self]
ami
Do you wear make–up? If I was out to a girl's lunch or any lunch for that
matter, I'd have makeup on, actually I don't go out without makeup on– not
gobs, but foundation, concealer (zits not eyes) and blush. How do you put
your sunscreen on in the middle of the day? I know we're supposed to
reapply sunscreen throughout the day, but aside from wearing foundation with
sunscreen in it, which I do, I never get how one is supposed to do this,
without having to wash face, apply sunscreen, reapply makeup. When I'm
working outside, and sweat off my makeup, I'll use a wipe of some sort and
just put some tinted sunscreen back on and it's not too much trouble. But
how do people who go about their day normally, with makeup on, reapply? I
see there is a website with a powder sunscreen. This seems like the best
idea for reapplication. I'm still test driving the physicians formula spf 20
solar powder, but so far I don't think it's as good as liquid.
I always wondered about this. On a normal day, there is no way I am going to
reapply sunscreen the way "they" say I should. It just makes no sense for a
makeup wearer.
Ami (the other one)
www.perennialhaiku.com
ami kio <...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com>
3/29/2006 10:40:52 PM
On 3/28/06 11:14 AM, in article 44296f77$...@nntp2.nac.net, "Ami"
<amia...@nac.net> wrote:
under my foundation. If I'm wearing makeup, I don't reapply sunscreen at
all. If I know that I'm going to be out all day in the sun, I avoid makeup
so that I can reapply my sunscreen; however, if makeup is a "necessity", I'm
bad and don't reapply sunscreen.
ami
<amia...@nac.net> wrote:
This is sort of a question to everyone as much as a question for you Ami.
Do you wear make–up? If I was out to a girl's lunch or any lunch for that
matter, I'd have makeup on, actually I don't go out without makeup on– not
gobs, but foundation, concealer (zits not eyes) and blush. How do you put
your sunscreen on in the middle of the day? I know we're supposed to
reapply sunscreen throughout the day, but aside from wearing foundation with
sunscreen in it, which I do, I never get how one is supposed to do this,
without having to wash face, apply sunscreen, reapply makeup. When I'm
working outside, and sweat off my makeup, I'll use a wipe of some sort and
just put some tinted sunscreen back on and it's not too much trouble. But
how do people who go about their day normally, with makeup on, reapply? I
see there is a website with a powder sunscreen. This seems like the best
idea for reapplication. I'm still test driving the physicians formula spf 20
solar powder, but so far I don't think it's as good as liquid.
I always wondered about this. On a normal day, there is no way I am going to
reapply sunscreen the way "they" say I should. It just makes no sense for a
makeup wearer.
Ami (the other one)
I don't wear makeup often anymore, but when I do, I always apply sunscreen Do you wear make–up? If I was out to a girl's lunch or any lunch for that
matter, I'd have makeup on, actually I don't go out without makeup on– not
gobs, but foundation, concealer (zits not eyes) and blush. How do you put
your sunscreen on in the middle of the day? I know we're supposed to
reapply sunscreen throughout the day, but aside from wearing foundation with
sunscreen in it, which I do, I never get how one is supposed to do this,
without having to wash face, apply sunscreen, reapply makeup. When I'm
working outside, and sweat off my makeup, I'll use a wipe of some sort and
just put some tinted sunscreen back on and it's not too much trouble. But
how do people who go about their day normally, with makeup on, reapply? I
see there is a website with a powder sunscreen. This seems like the best
idea for reapplication. I'm still test driving the physicians formula spf 20
solar powder, but so far I don't think it's as good as liquid.
I always wondered about this. On a normal day, there is no way I am going to
reapply sunscreen the way "they" say I should. It just makes no sense for a
makeup wearer.
Ami (the other one)
under my foundation. If I'm wearing makeup, I don't reapply sunscreen at
all. If I know that I'm going to be out all day in the sun, I avoid makeup
so that I can reapply my sunscreen; however, if makeup is a "necessity", I'm
bad and don't reapply sunscreen.
ami