Red lipstick is RED. And nothing sucks more than getting that lovely red color on your favorite vintage dress with no hope of removing it unless you want to pay the dry cleaner 20 or 30 bucks. Well howstuffworks.com has your answer. Follow this link to detailed directions on removing red lipstick from all kinds of materials.
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Very useful! Bookmarked. Thanks!
I set my red lipsticks with a hot pink blush from Makeup Forever. It makes my lips a pretty bluish red and perfectly matte, and helps it from transferring to anything.
Gee, thanks for that tip! And: I did a link to your blog and a mentioned your book (nothing big really) – hope it is alright with you. If not: let me know and I delete every word about the book and your blog.
Well, maybe I should have mentioned that I did the post here:
http://allthatglistensisnotold.blogspot.com/2010/11/hairstyling-in-vintage-style.html
And here too:
http://thecatontheshelf.blogspot.com/2010/11/style-me-vintage-neu-erscheinung.html
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