Can your survive not buying makeup for a month???

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Blanka E.

Sep 7, 2012

Blanka E.

For sure you have tons and tons of makeup, or at least what you need and use on a daily basis. Can you survive not buying makeup for a whole month????!!!!!

Ruby G.

Sep 7, 2012

Ruby G.

A few months ago, I was really tight on money and learned that I had enough makeup, lotions, and hair supplies to get me through 3 months. I survived, but it was really hard. The worst was going to a drug store.. I felt like I needed blinders.  

Rikki P.

Sep 8, 2012

Rikki P.

Yes, I do it all the time.
It helps when you've become very picky about products.

Blanka E.

Sep 8, 2012

Blanka E.

I know what u mean, I went to IMATS this year and stock up on a few things, needless to say I have to think twice before getting anything and of course I want to use everything I got :)

Kelly G.

Sep 8, 2012

Kelly G.

I can. Sometimes I just don't want anything I see (which is depressing as hell!). I go to sephora to impulse shop, and I basically have everything I like. Maybe not from the same brand, but when you already own 15 shades of purple eyeshadow, there is a good chance you own the one on your hand.  

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