Hows about another picture thread? - Page 151

dissention · #**2251** 02-26-2005, 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by amber

You should wear it in the winter, too. The sun damage you collect daily from the winter months is akin to getting one bad burn. Also, clouds magnify the UV rays, or something like that. I wear it every single day. Unless, sometimes, if it's raining, cause it stings when the rain makes it get in my eyes.

I don't wear it in the winter because it doesn't like my skin during that season for some reason. I rarely go out into the direct sun, anyway, I've always got a scarf wrapped around me or a cap on my head.

GardenStateGirlie · #**2252** 02-26-2005, 12:31 AM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Of course, but not during the winter.

The sun is terrible for your skin, I despise it.

My tinted moisturizer has SPF 15 in it

Of course, I would hope you're not using a tinted moisturizer

EnchantedSLN · #**2253** 02-26-2005, 12:33 AM

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I'm caving....this was in the beginning of January...

Juicy Couture! *points and laughs* Just kidding. Lovely, as always. And, the new cut in your other picture looked great.

dissention · #**2254** 02-26-2005, 12:34 AM

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Originally Posted by GardenStateGirlie

My tinted moisturizer has SPF 15 in it

Of course, I would hope you're not using a tinted moisturizer

No, can't say that I do. I haven't gotten into make-up and probably never will.

Johnny Stew · #**2255** 02-26-2005, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by dissention

It's not a matter of primping or preening, it's a matter of taking care of yourself and your skin so that you look good down the road, Le Stew.

I'm not going to wash with Ivory on my face and end up having wrinkles that resemble the Grand Canyon when I reach 40.

Unless you go in for all of the chemical peels and botox and whatnot, there's no preventing wrinkles. And slathering your face with lotions isn't going to stop the clock, so I can't be bothered.

I don't know... I guess I've just never had any problems getting older. As long as I can do it gracefully, I'm happy. I'm not expecting to still look 20 when I'm 40, or 40 when I'm 60.

(Though I definitely agree that one should protect their skin when out in the sun... but that's for health reasons, not beauty.)

amber · #**2256** 02-26-2005, 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by GardenStateGirlie

My tinted moisturizer has SPF 15 in it

Of course, I would hope you're not using a tinted moisturizer

15?! Mine's 45...

GardenStateGirlie · #**2257** 02-26-2005, 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by EnchantedSLN

Juicy Couture! *points and laughs* Just kidding. Lovely, as always. And, the new cut in your other picture looked great.

-_- Remember I told you I would have NEVER CONSIDERED EVER buying that crap line had it not been for the back of that sweatshirt...it was just too awesome looking not to buy (oh and the fact that it was on e-bay for near nothing). And thank you..i'm still getting used to it but my hair is DARK

<333

GardenStateGirlie · #**2258** 02-26-2005, 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by dissention

No, can't say that I do. I haven't gotten into make-up and probably never will.

Not even for your night of 1,000 stevies??

dissention · #**2259** 02-26-2005, 12:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

Unless you go in for all of the chemical peels and botox and whatnot, there's no preventing wrinkles. And slathering your face with lotions isn't going to stop the clock, so I can't be bothered.

Of course it isn't going to stop the clock, it's simply going to help you age better. Do nothing to your skin and you're going to look a bit more worn than someone who takes care of their skin with vitamins, lotions, and moisturizers.

The way I see it, it only takes a few more minutes to keep me looking good for a bit longer, why be lazy and look more wrinkled than I could when I'm a certain age?

Chemical peels don't prevent wrinkles, they take off your dead skin. I love them. Botox? No thanks.

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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

I don't know... I guess I've just never had any problems getting older. As long as I can do it gracefully, I'm happy. I'm not expecting to still look 20 when I'm 40, or 40 when I'm 60.

(Though I definitely agree that one should protect their skin when out in the sun... but that's for health reasons, not beauty.)

Aging gracefully varies from person to person. If someone feels young inside, they might feel as if they aged gracefully. Me, personally, if I can look good and feel good, then I've aged gracefully.

dissention · #**2260** 02-26-2005, 12:43 AM

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Ditto. I hardly comb/brush my hair, and I don't quite get away with it.

Now, c'mon, there's no excuse for that!

Unless you're going for that look, which I do sometimes.

EnchantedSLN · #**2261** 02-26-2005, 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by GardenStateGirlie

-_- Remember I told you I would have NEVER CONSIDERED EVER buying that crap line had it not been for the back of that sweatshirt...it was just too awesome looking not to buy (oh and the fact that it was on e-bay for near nothing). And thank you..i'm still getting used to it but my hair is DARK

<333

I know, I kid... it was cute. They probably do have some nice stuff... it's just all I ever see are those skanky pants with "JUICY" across the ass.

Maybe it's just the picture, but it didn't look too much darker. Anyway, it suits your features well.

dissention · #**2262** 02-26-2005, 12:47 AM

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I know, I kid... it was cute. They probably do have some nice stuff... it's just all I ever see are those skanky pants with "JUICY" across the ass.

I would positively die, but not until I tell the person wearing them how cheap and tacky they look. And a "juicy" ass sounds rather nasty, anyway.

amber · #**2263** 02-26-2005, 12:49 AM

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I would positively die, but not until I tell the person wearing them how cheap and tacky they look. And a "juicy" ass sounds rather nasty, anyway.

Does it? Oh, you puritanical east coasters...*tsk*

I don't really care one way or the other, I never look at brand names, really, except I like Rocketdog shoes cause they make platforms instead of heels, which are much more comfortable.

dissention · #**2264** 02-26-2005, 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by amber

Does it? Oh, you puritanical east coasters...*tsk*

I don't really care one way or the other, I never look at brand names, really, except I like Rocketdog shoes cause they make platforms instead of heels, which are much more comfortable.

I don't care about brands, I care about looking tacky. And having the word "JUICY" emblazoned across my ass couldn't be any more tackier than if I had an advertisement for Viagra on the crotch of my jeans for all to see. It's just cheap looking to me.

GardenStateGirlie · #**2265** 02-26-2005, 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I would positively die, but not until I tell the person wearing them how cheap and tacky they look. And a "juicy" ass sounds rather nasty, anyway.

And furthermore, the people you ordinarily find wearing "Juicy" written on their asses are 40+ moms carrying their Louis Vuitton's, matching their teenage daughters. It's revolting.