Comments on: 52 Simple Organising Projects: The Make-Up Bag http://movetoportugal.org/52-simple-organising-projects-the-make-up-bag/ Simple living and moving to the sunshine Mon, 21 May 2012 19:35:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Alice http://movetoportugal.org/52-simple-organising-projects-the-make-up-bag/#comment-756 Alice Thu, 15 Jan 2009 18:47:00 +0000 http://motop2.wordpress.com/2009/01/11/52-simple-organising-projects-the-make-up-bag/#comment-756 hey there, i'm back on-line and trying to catch up on some reading!!! I have to say, now that I'm back on the road, so to speak, I've ditched the make-up again. Problem solved. I might still make myself (out of scraps of material of course) a new bag anyways though!!!!!! hey there, i’m back on-line and trying to catch up on some reading!!! I have to say, now that I’m back on the road, so to speak, I’ve ditched the make-up again. Problem solved. I might still make myself (out of scraps of material of course) a new bag anyways though!!!!!!

]]> By: Mommy2Twinkies-Deb http://movetoportugal.org/52-simple-organising-projects-the-make-up-bag/#comment-755 Mommy2Twinkies-Deb Wed, 14 Jan 2009 03:49:00 +0000 http://motop2.wordpress.com/2009/01/11/52-simple-organising-projects-the-make-up-bag/#comment-755 This is awesome! I have all my projects too! This is awesome! I have all my projects too!

]]> By: FruGal http://movetoportugal.org/52-simple-organising-projects-the-make-up-bag/#comment-754 FruGal Tue, 13 Jan 2009 17:20:00 +0000 http://motop2.wordpress.com/2009/01/11/52-simple-organising-projects-the-make-up-bag/#comment-754 Jade is right, make-up brushes can be cleaned. I clean mine every couple of months in a gentle tea-tree oil and warm water combination. It gets rid of bacteria (as tea tree is anti-bacterial), and leaves the bristles lovely and good as new. You can get a much longer life out of them - a good thing if you want to invest in some expensive brushes. Jade is right, make-up brushes can be cleaned. I clean mine every couple of months in a gentle tea-tree oil and warm water combination. It gets rid of bacteria (as tea tree is anti-bacterial), and leaves the bristles lovely and good as new. You can get a much longer life out of them – a good thing if you want to invest in some expensive brushes.

]]> By: hklover86 http://movetoportugal.org/52-simple-organising-projects-the-make-up-bag/#comment-753 hklover86 Tue, 13 Jan 2009 04:34:00 +0000 http://motop2.wordpress.com/2009/01/11/52-simple-organising-projects-the-make-up-bag/#comment-753 hey there, <br/>i dont have a comment about this particular post, but I was wondering if you could answer a few questions?? I am thinking of going to portugal this year and was wondering if you could recommend a phrase book for learning portuguese?? I have looked around and so far the two I like are the rough guides one and collins portuguese phrase book. I was wondering if you have ever used them and which one did you find helpful? Also if you have ever been to the azores and if you had a recommendation on which books are best for going there as well? hey there,
i dont have a comment about this particular post, but I was wondering if you could answer a few questions?? I am thinking of going to portugal this year and was wondering if you could recommend a phrase book for learning portuguese?? I have looked around and so far the two I like are the rough guides one and collins portuguese phrase book. I was wondering if you have ever used them and which one did you find helpful? Also if you have ever been to the azores and if you had a recommendation on which books are best for going there as well?

]]> By: Jade of the Jungle http://movetoportugal.org/52-simple-organising-projects-the-make-up-bag/#comment-752 Jade of the Jungle Mon, 12 Jan 2009 09:15:00 +0000 http://motop2.wordpress.com/2009/01/11/52-simple-organising-projects-the-make-up-bag/#comment-752 Brilliant, I'm going to have a go at this this week.<br/><br/>All I'd say is never throw away makeup brushes, they always end up having weird and wonderful uses....one of my old blusher brushes now cleans the other half's coffee maker and another ex-eyeliner brush I find is really good for getting dustbunnies out between they keys on my keyboard! If you have brushes that you love, you can also wash them in a bit of shampoo and dry them (flat, with the ends off the side of a table...if you dry them standing up it ruins the glue that holds the bristles in) and normally they're good as new again....(sorry, am a bit of a make up fiend)<br/><br/>Can't wait for Project No.3!!! :)<br/><br/>xxx Brilliant, I’m going to have a go at this this week.

All I’d say is never throw away makeup brushes, they always end up having weird and wonderful uses….one of my old blusher brushes now cleans the other half’s coffee maker and another ex-eyeliner brush I find is really good for getting dustbunnies out between they keys on my keyboard! If you have brushes that you love, you can also wash them in a bit of shampoo and dry them (flat, with the ends off the side of a table…if you dry them standing up it ruins the glue that holds the bristles in) and normally they’re good as new again….(sorry, am a bit of a make up fiend)

Can’t wait for Project No.3!!! :)

xxx

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