This morning I put on BE Fairly Light foundation, Jane blushing cheeks in blushing glow, and Cargo Plantlove in Sagamaratha.

Everything looked fine, but since the blush and lipstick are a little darker and warmer than the colors I usually wear, I decided to go for a darker shadow.

The first one I saw - literally, was foxy mineral makeup in Ginger Rose.

I wasn’t really sure if this was a blush or a shadow, (the fact that I wasn’t sure should have told me - it’s a blush, so don’t try this at home unless you’re sure it’s safe to use on your eyes) but I guess I was feeling a little rebellious and didn’t care, so I used it, along with foxy mineral makeup’s delicate shadow, which I love, love, love as a wash.

Delicate is perfect for when you want a hint of color without too much sparkle or obvious color, I wear it with almost anything when I don’t want to look too overdone.

After I got the shadow on, I looked in the mirror and thought “Man, I look older today.”

Since I look young anyways, it’s not a big deal for me, but I definitely don’t think I’d want to look older every day.

Have you noticed that certain makeup or certain colors make you look older, or younger?

Leave a comment and tell me about them.

PS Happy 4th of July to my US readers!

The Bioinfusion hydrating hair creme is advertised as a light weight daily moisturizer for all hair types, and is designed to be applied to the hair from root to tip, and used as a leave in conditioner.

Since my roots are oily, I know not to use any conditioner anywhere near my roots, but the hydrating hair creme was too heavy for my hair even when I just used it as a leave in conditioner on the ends.

Bioinfusion deep conditioning treatment is a designed to “restore essential nutrients, moisturize, and revive damaged hair. It can be applied and worn for 45-60 minutes with a plastic cap, or applied applied for 10-15 minutes if you’re using heat.

I have to admit that I just used left it on for about 3 minutes while I was in the shower.

It was still too much for my hair, but I do think that both would be good deep conditioners for hair that needs a lot of moisture.

Although I got these conditioners at Walgreens, they aren’t currently available on the Walgreens site.

If you’ve tried these conditioners and liked them I’d love to know what you think.

I’d also love to know what your favorite conditioner is - especially if you have fine hair.

When we got to the doors and read that the prescriptions were transferred to another store in May, I really didn’t think there would be anything exciting left.

When I saw there were only three aisles of stuff left, and they weren’t even full length aisles, I was prepared for disapointment, but I was pleasantly surprised.

Although there wasn’t much makeup - or much of anything left, I was surprised at how many fair shades of foundation were left.

Usually the fair shades sell out pretty fast, and the only shades that are left were too dark for me.

Of course since I’ve got a ton of mineral foundations left, I didn’t buy any more foundations.

I’ve gotta clear out some room to make room for the baby’s stuff!

I did manage to find a few lipsticks, and a couple of lip liners that actually looked good on me.

That’s usually pretty hard when I’m searching for clearance stuff.

I got:

Covergirl Outlast All Day Lipcolor in Sparkling Wine, which is nice, but very dry without the moisturizing top coat that comes with it.

Prestige lipstick in CL-22A Plum which is also nice.

Max Factor Lipfinity in Glowing Rayonnante, which I haven’t even tried yet.

Styli-Style Line and Seal waterproof lipliner in 1113 Satin Pink, which is a beautiful color, but wears off quickly.

And, a Style-Style Flat lip pencil in 1305 Hamptons, which also is beautiful, and wears off quickly.

All of this and a winter had were only $5.

I have to admit that it was fun to be able to run into a store and buy all the makeup that I wanted without worrying about the price .

I still haven’t worn any of these enough to give a full review, but I’ll get one up as soon as I try them some more.