[americanshameless]

Is a rosewater + glycerin DIY spray a good make-up setter?

[Wotamin]

Originally posted by Proseductice

Hey guys! Does anyone know if there's a specific product to put on before or after makeup to prevent from sweating it off? I work outside a lot and by the end of the day everything looks shiny and gross. My oily skin probably doesn't help... Any suggestions?

People here talked about a setting spray and suggested Urban Decay's one!

[Toya]

Originally posted by HeWolf

How does this thread have so many pages, i thought most ATRL members were guys?

I'm not really surprised. A lot of gays like to experiment with makeup... plus there are females on here, trans and not trans.

[Proseductice]

Originally posted by Wotamin

People here talked about a setting spray and suggested Urban Decay's one!

Thanks, I'll give it a try!

[hardbrit]

Best shampoo for dry hair? Thanks

[Wotamin]

Originally posted by americanshameless

Is a rosewater + glycerin DIY spray a good make-up setter?

I heard it does, and you can make one without rose water and just with glycerin and water alone. I heard that glycerin is really good for the skin and makes it softer and solves acne problems so you really should try it!

[americanshameless]

Originally posted by Wotamin

I heard it does, and you can make one without rose water and just with glycerin and water alone. I heard that glycerin is really good for the skin and makes it softer and solves acne problems so you really should try it!

I heard glycerin is a good ingredient as it sticks make-up together and makes it last throughout the day. But I've only heard this come out of Nikkie's mouth and not regarding a standalone glycerine spray. I need something more concrete

[Wotamin]

Originally posted by hardbrit

Best shampoo for dry hair? Thanks

Well I don't know where you live and which brands of shampoo there are there, but if you have a dry hair you can always try a hair mask for dry hair, I think it will help the most
When you shop for shampoos make sure that the shampoo suits dry hair, it should be written on the bottle

[Wotamin]

Originally posted by americanshameless

I heard glycerin is a good ingredient as it sticks make-up together and makes it last throughout the day. But I've only heard this come out of Nikkie's mouth and not regarding a standalone glycerine spray. I need something more concrete

Well glycerin is one of the ingredients in actual setting sprays, so what you heard is right

[hardbrit]

Originally posted by Wotamin

Well I don't know where you live and which brands of shampoo there are there, but if you have a dry hair you can always try a hair mask for dry hair, I think it will help the most
When you shop for shampoos make sure that the shampoo suits dry hair, it should be written on the bottle

You can't believe everything you read. I got a Head & Shoulders shampoo and it left my hair looking like a broom

[Wotamin]

Originally posted by hardbrit

You can't believe everything you read. I got a Head & Shoulders shampoo and it left my hair looking like a broom

I almost and never use Head & Shoulders tbh, they make my hair so oily
Overall I don't really like to use shampoos from big brands, they are the worst for me tbh

Try to find shampoos that mostly rely on natural ingredients
I use herbaderm natural products but I'm really not sure if they sell their products in where you live

[phatty033]

Originally posted by hardbrit

You can't believe everything you read. I got a Head & Shoulders shampoo and it left my hair looking like a broom

head & shoulders is the worst for dry hair. It has like 3 types of sulfates which will really strip your hair. Look for a shampoo that is for colored treated hair (even if your hair isn't color treated) because they are generally more gentle & don't have sulfates. Also a weekly masque is a must if you have very dry hair.

I personally use shampoo/conditioner from a brand called Shea Moisture and my hair has been bleached like 4-5 times and i straighten it almost everyday yet my hair still feels relatively healthy & manageable.

[B'Day]

Originally posted by ˚Greedy for Ari˚

Thank you !
And a lot of the members that talk here are girls, B'day, Barbie, Satan for example. And a lot of gay guys (a few straight) like to put on makeup but go for a natural look.

Your natural look is so ****ing flawless

[hardbrit]

Originally posted by phatty033

head & shoulders is the worst for dry hair. It has like 3 types of sulfates which will really strip your hair. Look for a shampoo that is for colored treated hair (even if your hair isn't color treated) because they are generally more gentle & don't have sulfates. Also a weekly masque is a must if you have very dry hair.

I personally use shampoo/conditioner from a brand called Shea Moisture and my hair has been bleached like 4-5 times and i straighten it almost everyday yet my hair still feels relatively healthy & manageable.

I'm using Pantene shampoo rn and it helps. I have dry wavy hair. I have tried Loreal, Herbal Escences, Head & Shoulders, Horse shampoo, Tresemme, etc... I'm out of options lol

I'm gonna try the Shea Moisture one because I have a black soap from them and it is amazing.

[Jamie£er]

Originally posted by ■YoungCalifornia■

So here is my updated shopping list

1. Smashbox Primer
2. Make Up Forever Color Corrector
3. Make Up Forever HD Foundation
4. LA Pro Concealer
5. Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Powder
6. Urban Decay All Night Setting Spray & Mac Fix +


Is this good for a Natural No Make Up Look?

I just put make up on for Videos and Photoshoots I have coming up this Summer 🌞🌝

Basically my list, I better get saving! Ordered whitening strips and they should be here tomorrow

[phatty033]

Originally posted by hardbrit

I'm using Pantene shampoo rn and it helps. I have dry wavy hair. I have tried Loreal, Herbal Escences, Head & Shoulders, Horse shampoo, Tresemme, etc... I'm out of options lol

I'm gonna try the Shea Moisture one because I have a black soap from them and it is amazing.

pantene is too silicone-y for me, it weighed my hair down and in the long run made it very dull. These are the current Shea Moisture products that I use.

http://www.target.com/p/sheamoisture...oisture+manuka
http://www.target.com/p/sheamoisture...oisture+manuka
http://www.target.com/p/sheamoisture...oisture+manuka

I highly recommend the masque, you'll notice a huge difference after 1 use.

[Jamie£er]

@Greedy, you need to make more tutorials because it's so hard finding men makeup tutorials on youtube! I swear i've watched just about every one

[freakum.]

Originally posted by phatty033

pantene is too silicone-y for me, it weighed my hair down and in the long run made it very dull. These are the current Shea Moisture products that I use.

http://www.target.com/p/sheamoisture...oisture+manuka
http://www.target.com/p/sheamoisture...oisture+manuka
http://www.target.com/p/sheamoisture...oisture+manuka

I highly recommend the masque, you'll notice a huge difference after 1 use.

These looks really good, I needa try them, I got dry hair as well, I'm gonna get the masque for sure. Thanks!

[americanshameless]

This is a really good shampoo

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Andalou-Lav.../dp/B0052P1A8E

[freakum.]

Originally posted by americanshameless

This is a really good shampoo

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Andalou-Lav.../dp/B0052P1A8E

This looks really good, I'm gonna add it to my bookmarks I bet it smells amazing.