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« Reply #15 on: Friday 10 August, 2007 »

Hey pretty fairy, lucky you to get an invite to Jen's! Her recipes are so yumm!!!

BTW, how is your skin going?
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« Reply #16 on: Friday 10 August, 2007 »

You're invited too Emi.

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« Reply #17 on: Friday 10 August, 2007 »

I'll just 'pop-on-over' then! lol
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« Reply #18 on: Friday 10 August, 2007 »

Of course! It's that easy.... heheheehe.

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« Reply #19 on: Tuesday 14 August, 2007 »

Hi everyone,

I'm about to start a journal- wish me luck!!
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« Reply #20 on: Tuesday 14 August, 2007 »

Hi rawfairylady and welcome!

I'm kind of new too...I joined the forum a while ago, then fell off the wagon so badly that I had to run away and hide my head in shame.  Anyway, I've come back in the last couple of days, and just started a journal yesterday!

I'm on the Gold Coast too, so hopefully we'll meet at one of those raw picnics (this is the first I've heard about them as well). 

Good luck for your journal; I'll see you in the journal section!!

Love swami xx
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« Reply #21 on: Wednesday 15 August, 2007 »

welcome rawfairy, I am the prodigal royal rawness.

My partner is supportive too, but meat eating - very bad diet - but I hold out hope that he will eat more and more raw as time goes by. He is in bad shape health wise.

I too started raw for vanity so don't worry about it. Smiley I'm exceedingly vain.
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« Reply #22 on: Wednesday 15 August, 2007 »

I used to have my eyebrows done regularly and cleanse tone moisturise every day as well as about 7 different layers of make up to make myself presentable. Now I don't do any of that. I pluck the eye brows when I get mistaken for John Howard (JHo) but that's about it. I often feel colourless and drab though and wish I had a face full of cosmetics! Does that mean I'm still vain? I don't mind vain. I'm just looking for definition I guess. Thoughts anyone?

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« Reply #23 on: Thursday 16 August, 2007 »

missjen, many things you are but drab is not one of them!

My makeup is rarely heavy unless it's to accompany a costume or fabulous ensemble. Usually just sheer foundation, light powder. Three eyeshadows, eyeliner, mascara and lippie.

I see makeup as being like a part of a mask, a costume, a theatrical presentation of oneself so I love it!

I personally love it when I feel confident enough in my glowing skin, clarity of eyes and lack of shadows under them to not wear makeup but go free and have people admire my skin! :D it is awesome.
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« Reply #24 on: Thursday 16 August, 2007 »

My makeup use is somewhere between you, Princessbee and you, Jen.

I use only eye makeup- one colour, eyeliner, mascara and lippy. And I use this most days- it's just part of the routine! When I stopped working to have my youngest daughter, I felt very drab without makeup, and started putting it on again in hospital- made me feel pretty! and something about applying it makes me feel better. Also if i need to go out or someone drops by, I'm ready!

I do love not wearing foundation tho- a few years ago I would dread it, but my skin is so much healthier now without it, and I don't think I actually need it now- hooray! maybe someday I won't feel bare without the rest of it.... who knows?

I've very dry skin on the rest of my body, skin brushing seems to help a bit, but what should I put on after? Haven't really found anything I like much. So you ladies do brushing too?

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« Reply #25 on: Thursday 16 August, 2007 »

I want to start skin brushing too...where can I find a brush and when it says "natural" bristle, does that mean it's animal derived (I know some hair brushes say boar hair)?  My skin is really dry and I've started putting coconut oil on it after my night time shower, usually when my skin is still a little bit wet.  It seems to hold the moisture, although looking at my arms now, it doesn't seem to have made a huge improvement.  I think hydrating from the inside is meant to be good too, ie. drinking loads of water!
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« Reply #26 on: Thursday 16 August, 2007 »

Hi Swamigirl,

I got my brush from the local health food shop- it's made from veggies (not sure what it's called- will check after little one wakes up- she's asleep on my lap) it's great- I use it on my face as well- only sort of sweep like with a broom, not scrub! fantastic- really got rid of flaking and associated pimples!

Will try the coconut oil- thanks!

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« Reply #27 on: Thursday 16 August, 2007 »

I use almond oil. I get it from my local health food shop. I have the lady there using it to now!

When I first started eating only raw, my skin felt quite dry for a few weeks, but it seems to have righted itself now. I only need to use the oil on my knees and elbows.

It's all a process, one day at a time...
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« Reply #28 on: Thursday 16 August, 2007 »

the brush sounds interesting rawfairylady!

not sure re the natural bristles, I know my fabulous Mason Pearson brush is boar bristle and I have another natural bristle brush which is different but I suspect probably animal derived as well. Unfortunately, synthetic bristles simply are not the same as boar bristles and will not do for your hair what they will...

I use a loofah and dry skin brush every day before the shower. feels awesome!!!!
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« Reply #29 on: Thursday 16 August, 2007 »

Oh Dani! *blush* Thank you. My posture is much straighter now and Princess, I adore you. Thanks for what you said too dear raw sista but methinks you could be biased! Hehehe. Melissa I miss accentuating my eyes. But not all the time. You look stunning in your avatar. Mwah!

I read here awhile ago that 'the body shop' sell's good body brushes that are vegan. I haven't started yet. I bought myself a back brush from woolies. It's taken me awhile to get used to it after the softness of the loofah's I used previously. Skin brushing is supposed to be done before you hop in the shower isn't it? Hmmm. Now it's getting warmer methinks I could do that!

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