L'oreal Hydra Energetic Eye Roller

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It is quite worrying how much makeup/cosmetics are now aimed at men, essentially the same thing but with "men" on the label.
 
Freefaller said:
Or alternatively, improve your diet, sleep more, and stop being such a girl and just accept a bit of character definition on your face.
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This.

I've always had dark shadows under my eyes, I used to be really conscious of them in my early teens, but now I'm really not bothered by them. In fact, I don't actually pay them a second thought, they are just........part of my face :confused:
 
I've came late to this thread but i'm impelled to say:

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knew the gay comments was gonna come lol!

my sleep patterns have been screwed over last 9 months so i'm gonna change that i think and i might pop down to boots buy some tampons instead!
 
Westie said:
knew the gay comments was gonna come lol!

my sleep patterns have been screwed over last 9 months so i'm gonna change that i think and i might pop down to boots buy some tampons instead!
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be sure to get the extra absorbant-heavy duty ones ;)
 
Telescopi said:
Seriously? You think everybody in this thread thinks the OP has sex with men because he worries about his eye shadows?
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I relate to it this way, if someone said "I rob houses for a living" and everyone in the thread started shouting "BLACK!", "How Black of you" or other words that are descriptive of race but derogatory, that wouldn't be out of order no? If a black person were to see that they would be offended.

Have some PSA's from America on the issue.

- Wanda Sykes

- Hilary Duff

Sure, call the OP Vein or wimpy, but gay? As I said, most gay people are gay and you wouldn't know it, just because you see the loud and proud queer queens running around flaunting it doesn't mean they are the majority, they are just the noisy ones who are visible, the average gay man is indistinguishable from a straight one, the prissy queen is a very negative stereotype.
 
hurfdurf said:
I relate to it this way, if someone said "I rob houses for a living" and everyone in the thread started shouting "BLACK!", "How Black of you" or other words that are descriptive of race but derogatory, that wouldn't be out of order no? If a black person were to see that they would be offended.

Have some PSA's from America on the issue.

- Wanda Sykes

- Hilary Duff

Sure, call the OP Vein or wimpy, but gay? As I said, most gay people are gay and you wouldn't know it, just because you see the loud and proud queer queens running around flaunting it doesn't mean they are the majority, they are just the noisy ones who are visible, the average gay man is indistinguishable from a straight one, the prissy queen is a very negative stereotype.
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I think someone needs to calm down, no need for a hissy fit now.
 
hurfdurf said:
I relate to it this way, if someone said "I rob houses for a living" and everyone in the thread started shouting "BLACK!", "How Black of you" or other words that are descriptive of race but derogatory, that wouldn't be out of order no? If a black person were to see that they would be offended.

Have some PSA's from America on the issue.

- Wanda Sykes

- Hilary Duff

Sure, call the OP Vein or wimpy, but gay? As I said, most gay people are gay and you wouldn't know it, just because you see the loud and proud queer queens running around flaunting it doesn't mean they are the majority, they are just the noisy ones who are visible, the average gay man is indistinguishable from a straight one, the prissy queen is a very negative stereotype.
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The stick....Remove it... Unless it's comfortable
 
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