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Dawn - 29 Mar 2007 02:17 GMT

looking for makeup tips for my 25th anniversary with my husband... can
anyone help me?

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Michael A. Ball - 29 Mar 2007 03:20 GMT

>looking for makeup tips for my 25th anniversary with my husband... can
>anyone help me?

Rest well, so your eyes sparkle; and smile! No other makeup is
necessary.

25th anniversary--congratulations, and well done.

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HotFlashesColdTears - 30 Mar 2007 11:49 GMT

"Dawn" wrote:

>>looking for makeup tips for my 25th anniversary with my husband... can
>>anyone help me?

> Rest well, so your eyes sparkle; and smile! No other makeup is
> necessary.

Are you very sure she means the kind of makeup a woman puts on her face? I
was thinking maybe they've been arguing a lot lately and she wants to be
sure they're all "made up" by the anniversary, so it will be happy occasion!
; )

Kimmy

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Michael A. Ball - 30 Mar 2007 16:31 GMT

>"Dawn" wrote:
>>>looking for makeup tips for my 25th anniversary with my husband... can
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>sure they're all "made up" by the anniversary, so it will be happy occasion!
>; )

Kimmy, that's a very good point! I hadn't thought of that, but I did
wonder why one would need special cosmetics for an anniversary. Maybe
Dawn will set things straight for us.

I'm still tickled by what "smit.ruth" said: "Perhaps get him a new razor
and shaving cream with a toner that tightens the wrinkles in his face.
Some hair color for men! Ummm let's see, oh yes, how about an eyebrow /
ears / nose trim!"

:-)

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S.D. - 30 Mar 2007 16:37 GMT

> maybe they've been arguing a lot lately and she wants to be
> sure they're all "made up" by the anniversary, so it will be happy occasion!

There is something to be said for the "make up" aspect posted in ASM
equating to arguing. But, I am more inclined to think "tips" speaks to
beauty tips. How many folks you know look for "tips" when it comes to
arguing? Usually arguing equates to a bit more then tips...just my
thoughts drooling though;)

<G> So Kimmy - ya got some tips?

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Grace - 29 Mar 2007 04:28 GMT

> looking for makeup tips for my 25th anniversary with my husband... can
> anyone help me?

Try this link:

http://www.merlenorman.com/Studio/studio.html

They will give you a freemake over, and makeup lessons but most
importantly, they will help you select the best foundation for your
skin type and coloring.

I'm just a client. I love this place.

Grace

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Smit.Ruth@gmail.com - 29 Mar 2007 17:35 GMT

> looking for makeup tips for my 25th anniversary with my husband... can
> anyone help me?

Yes!!!

Perhaps get him a new razor and shaving cream with a toner that
tightens the wrinkles in his face. Some hair color for men! Ummm
let's see, oh yes, how about an eyebrow / ears / nose trim!

LOL I'm sorry, but it's just not fair that it's always US who have to
look good.

Seriously though.... after 25 years, with just a gentle lipstick and a
glowing foundation that doesn't highlight your laugh lines and some
gentle rouge.... you'll blow him away with your natural beauty. :)
it's your life together that made you who you are :) oh, and wow,
congratulations! I wish you another 25 years together :)

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S.D. - 30 Mar 2007 16:42 GMT

> LOL I'm sorry, but it's just not fair that it's always US who have to
> look good.

Exactly ... a very fair expectation.

>you'll blow him away with your natural beauty. :)

Is it possible that after many years some (not all) men like a bit of
excitement or change brought about by someone taking new steps in
themselves...

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