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Dolce & Gabbana, baby ... it'll kill ya dead, in a good way. girl or boy version. i used some D&G'd guy's phone at work the other day, & the scent stayed in my hair, and --shall we say, it was almost too pleasant.
HEY, NEED OF HELP!!....
okay, i have this friend, and shes like, kinda tall, about 5'7-5'8 and shes really slim... but shes flat chested... everyone is telling her to wear a strapless dress to prom... but i dont know... do you guys have any ideas? please help... because i want her to look awesome for prom...because theres this guy she likes, and he was such a jerk to her when he found out that she liked him... so i want her to look great so he could wish he were dead! =)
please help me...and my friend of course, heh... thanks..
and..if you know of any web sites... that would be appreciated too...ty!
okay, i have this friend, and shes like, kinda tall, about 5'7-5'8 and shes really slim... but shes flat chested... everyone is telling her to wear a strapless dress to prom... but i dont know... do you guys have any ideas? please help... because i want her to look awesome for prom...because theres this guy she likes, and he was such a jerk to her when he found out that she liked him... so i want her to look great so he could wish he were dead! =)
please help me...and my friend of course, heh... thanks..
and..if you know of any web sites... that would be appreciated too...ty!
Help, please! Does anyone know where Thom got the extra long taper candles in the Richard M. episode? I have looked at the Bed, Bath and Beyond and Baker sites with no luck. I have also checked about 8 sites on the internet with the same results. I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!
Quote:I was gonna suggest Proactiv too! I don't use it myself, but I've seen the commercial w/ Vanessa Williams about 100 times and it's very convincing. Now we have a real live person recommending it lol. I would definitely go for it. It seems like it works.
About a year ago, I was watching an infommercial for the skin solution Proactive. Now, I'm not usually a sucker when it comes to these infomercials but in a moment of desperation (dispair?) I ordered the products. And it was the best thing I ever did. Within 3 weeks, my face had cleared up except for a few really bad spots and within 6 weeks, my face was totally clear. It's not a cure but in the past year, I could probably count on one hand the number of new zits I've had. It's the only thing I use on my face now with the exception of a nightly cream of Nivea Q10 plus Wrinkle Control. Look Ma! I'm putting on moisturizer and my face doesn't break out!
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Anyone have a cologne they recommend. I've used Gio and Polo Sport/Romance. Anything new or different
I love to wear Romance. I love the citrus and lavender notes, with sweet spices and woods. It is great for daytime wear.
Jean-Paul Gaultier also has a fragrance with fresh mint, lavender, orange blossom and woods that suits me, because I am blond and fair. Heavy, cloying fragrances are not for me.
Are you blonde or dark? Your choice of fragrance really depends on whether you can carry off a heavier, more sultry fragrance or whether you can only wear a "green" fragrance with citrus and lavender, blossoms and woods like the ones above.
What does everyone recommend for shoes? I've looked at the brands suggested on this site, Donal J. Pliner, Via Spiga, Allen-Edmonds, Clarks and Aldo. I'm looking for dress, dress casual and also something different. Has anyone tried those brands? I currently have Kenneth Cole which I like. As far as styles go is there a good direction. I've looked at monk strap, loafers and the slip-ons with the elastic. Any suggestions or thoughts on quality, comfort and style of shoes? Thanks.
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What does everyone recommend for shoes? I've looked at the brands suggested on this site, Donal J. Pliner, Via Spiga, Allen-Edmonds, Clarks and Aldo. I'm looking for dress, dress casual and also something different. Has anyone tried those brands? I currently have Kenneth Cole which I like. As far as styles go is there a good direction. I've looked at monk strap, loafers and the slip-ons with the elastic. Any suggestions or thoughts on quality, comfort and style of shoes? Thanks.
My small feet aren't wide but I have a high arch and longish toes.
I like to wear quite clumpy, blunt-nosed dress shoes but I loosen them in the car, so that I can kick them off while I am driving. Shoes like that can catch in the pedals.
I sat aghast watching a 60-minutes clip about women who are having their long, second toes toes "modified" by surgical reduction so that they can wear Blahniks. Translated, that means having a section of bone REMOVED, so that their toes don't slide over the end of the sole when they are up on a 4 inch heel. Euuwwwh!!!
Ya Blahniks are fabulous girls, but......they are for wearing in the limousine to the supper date and to be discretely kicked off under the table while you dine.
Those heels totally ruin your knees and distort your lower back, jamming the joints together.
Hey! New boarder here... anywayz... I used this stuff for my face about a year ago that is so AWESOME!!! I got it from my dermatologist... I can't remember the name of it.. but it's a vitamin A toner that you put on once in the morning and once at night, then you follow it with a vitamin a rich lotion that is GREAT! My face cleared up so much... I literally had flawless skin. I'll try and find the brand name of the product. I mean... dang... the lotion is SO rich in vitamins that you can see it. Your face will stay moist all day. And it's better to use vitamin A lotion instead of popping pills for ur complexion because it goes right to the problem and it repairs scarring. I totally recommend it.
ANyway.. another reason I wanted to post was because my boyfriend has been shaving his head ever since he was 12, and now he's growing his hair out for me. But he has no idea how to style it because it's been so long since he's had any hair! Does anyone have any tips or hair styles?
OORRRR... does anyone know how kyan styles his hair? haha.
ANyway.. another reason I wanted to post was because my boyfriend has been shaving his head ever since he was 12, and now he's growing his hair out for me. But he has no idea how to style it because it's been so long since he's had any hair! Does anyone have any tips or hair styles?
OORRRR... does anyone know how kyan styles his hair? haha.
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HEY, NEED OF HELP!!....
okay, I have this friend, and shes like, kinda tall, about 5'7-5'8 and shes really slim... but shes flat chested...
Has she wonderful square shoulders and a long neck? Then she would look verra elegant in a classic strapless gown.....kinda sophisticated and very, very feminine, very gamine Audrey Hepburn.
or what about a halter?
There is a tooth fairy, but I don't think the bosom-fairy does house-calls. Short of implants, I think you have to get a wonderbra and add to the uplift padding with tissues or something - to get more "volume" at the top of the dress basque.
Haul it all up and jam it in place. I suppose you could use a little pearly highlighter on the tops of your breasts and a little darker tint of perhaps a very light pinky/brown eyeshadow in the cleavage to give a hint of "Bosoms, I got 'em."
That guy sounds like a total jerk. Sounds like he is in love with himself. Hey, I just hope she has a wonderful prom night. If she hasn't got that killer rack then perhaps she has a cute ass and coltish legs that she can flaunt. In a kind of Renee Zellweger cocktail number!
Get that flawless, head-to-toes co-ordination thing going - the hair and the dress and the shoes.........so the eye of the beholder flows up and down. Make sure the dress colour flatters her skin and hair and eyes and carry it thorugh with the accessories - the shoes and the handbag.
Hey everyone! New poster here I am looking for a strong holding hair product that won't leave too much shine but gives good texture. I have semi-light (as in weight) hair that tends to stand up in the front early on in the day but within a couple hours begins to lose that and starts to curl backwards instead of stand up.
Currently I use a wax from TIGI that works good for getting the hair to do what I want, but doesn't do enough to make it stand, so I use a LITTLE bit of a paste to put the front up. It's just not holding long enough. I wish my hair was a little thicker cause I love the way it looks when I first do it.
Any recommendations at all? I've tried so many products!
Thanks,
Rez
Currently I use a wax from TIGI that works good for getting the hair to do what I want, but doesn't do enough to make it stand, so I use a LITTLE bit of a paste to put the front up. It's just not holding long enough. I wish my hair was a little thicker cause I love the way it looks when I first do it.
Any recommendations at all? I've tried so many products!
Thanks,
Rez
Honestly, cow licks shouldn't be a problem anymore. With the styles today you should be able to find a "trendy" look that incorporates your cow lick problem. Something messy possibly. If you have semi-thick hair, maybe a wax to mess it up a little would do that trick.
Go to a salon (one that will charge you a good 20-30 dollars for a basic haircut), not some 11 dollar haircut shop and tell them what your problem is and what your ultimate goal is (IE: trendy). If they've been through the courses they should easily be able to fix you up.
Rez
Go to a salon (one that will charge you a good 20-30 dollars for a basic haircut), not some 11 dollar haircut shop and tell them what your problem is and what your ultimate goal is (IE: trendy). If they've been through the courses they should easily be able to fix you up.
Rez
Carson says that he doesn't like blunt-nosed shoes, but there is a report of what he was wearing at either the Chereskin or Mischka show in NY, where he was dressed in a wool, light-weight olive, cable sweater, charcoal pant and blunt-nosed shoes.
I personally prefer a shoe that is blunt-nosed. Longer vamps sometimes get the Turkish-slipper-curl thing going on at the tip.
I personally prefer a shoe that is blunt-nosed. Longer vamps sometimes get the Turkish-slipper-curl thing going on at the tip.
Wendy, I have the exact same problems.. I could have written your post! Let me know if you come up with anything that helps!
Thanks!
Thanks!
Just got a great product from St. Ives facial apricot scrub. Its great!!
Been keeping up with my workout program as well!!
I am keeping my new years resolution!!
Been keeping up with my workout program as well!!
I am keeping my new years resolution!!
I bought a brand new tshirt that I want to wear to a concert but I want to make it look old. I want to make the black a little faded and make the thsirt look "worn". How can I do this????? email: bratly@comcast.net
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Just got a great product from St. Ives facial apricot scrub. Its great!!
I just recently started using that stuff, too, and I've also had good luck with it.
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I bought a brand new tshirt that I want to wear to a concert but I want to make it look old. I want to make the black a little faded and make the thsirt look "worn". How can I do this????? email: bratly@comcast.net
Carson said to put it in the washing machine with rock salt -- that's what he did with Ralph's "Tour Bus" shirt.
Im a guy and i have this awesome pair of ck jeans which are slim ,bootcut
and sexy as hell. I need to copy this style since i cant find the same fit
anywhere. I went to diesel and they dont have the ones i was looking for,
but i love the diesel washes.
Anyways, who knows a place i can copy jeans? I'll be going to nyc soon so if
anyone knows a place there too that'd be great. Im looking for someone who
will make some neat colors and stuff.
and sexy as hell. I need to copy this style since i cant find the same fit
anywhere. I went to diesel and they dont have the ones i was looking for,
but i love the diesel washes.
Anyways, who knows a place i can copy jeans? I'll be going to nyc soon so if
anyone knows a place there too that'd be great. Im looking for someone who
will make some neat colors and stuff.
I believe Carson said to wash it in rock salt (Ralph episode). Not sure of how much to use but probably a cup.
Wish me luck on my journal to new SKIN Care!!! I recently purchased a set of skin care products from Clinique. :rawr: I can't wait for the transformation... ^^
In an episode of Queere Eye (117 - Ralph S) Carson says you can wash the shirt with rock salt to fade them. My name's PaiGe & I'm new to the board, btw. Just thought you all should know. 
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I bought a brand new tshirt that I want to wear to a concert but I want to make it look old. I want to make the black a little faded and make the thsirt look "worn". How can I do this????? email: bratly@comcast.net
Don't go mad and give into temptation use any kind of chlorine-based bleach to bring on the ageing process. It will ruin it.
Stay away from the nutmeg and cheese-grater DIY as well - the grater can catch threads and pull them.
Try a fine sandpaper, but stop rubbing the fabric if you get nervous about doing it.
What is left? Washing. Running over it with car repeatedly.
What a lot of work. I would just let it wear in naturally.
Im a guy and i have this awesome pair of ck jeans which are slim ,bootcut
and sexy as hell. I need to copy this style since i cant find the same fit
anywhere. I went to diesel and they dont have the ones i was looking for,
but i love the diesel washes.
Anyways, who knows a place i can copy jeans? I'll be going to nyc soon so if
anyone knows a place there too that'd be great. Im looking for someone who
will make some neat colors and stuff.
and sexy as hell. I need to copy this style since i cant find the same fit
anywhere. I went to diesel and they dont have the ones i was looking for,
but i love the diesel washes.
Anyways, who knows a place i can copy jeans? I'll be going to nyc soon so if
anyone knows a place there too that'd be great. Im looking for someone who
will make some neat colors and stuff.
I have tried Carson's suggestion about the t-shirt and rock salt wash, but it didn't seem to work--I poured in about 3/4 of a box of the rock salt with 6 t-shirts in a machine and ran it on hot water. Next, I poured the rest of the rock salt in with just 3 tees and ran it on cold. Am I expecting too much, or did I do it wrong?
If anyone knows I would love some feedback.
If anyone knows I would love some feedback.
Can anyone tell me where I can get a raw silk sweater like the one Carson gave John V. in episode #108? The shopping page for this episode was no help either. PLEASE HELP!!!
Wouldn't the salt dissolve?
Come to think of it, wouldn't you want to do it in the dryer instead, so it's just salt and fabric tumbling around?
*shrug*
Come to think of it, wouldn't you want to do it in the dryer instead, so it's just salt and fabric tumbling around?
*shrug*
I am going to an awards ceremony (with all high-school kids, but ones that are computer and business majors at technical schools). Anyways, I know there will be some females in attendence. I am supposed to wear a blazer or suit, neither of which I have (that I fashionably like). Any suggestions? Also I saw carson's tip about wearing tux pants with other shirts, would this work for me in this case?
Ted rules! I've always complained that I'm clueless about coordinating recipes together for meals and about garnishing, but now I've found the answers in Ted's chapter of the QE book! Now I'll just have to put them into practice. Then I can be a better "aspiring gourmet".
Don't put rock-salt IN your drier and let it tumble about in free-fall - you might have an electrical fire on your hands before you know what has hit you.
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Come to think of it, wouldn't you want to do it in the dryer instead, so it's just salt and fabric tumbling around?
NO! Don't put salt in the dryer. It will get into the motor and ruin your dryer. You might as well put rocks in the dryer. It only works in the washer because the water dissolves the salt.
If you're using soap, make sure it isn't one of the new "fade-resistant" soaps.
For the guy asking about jeans... I remember an episode where carson took someone (can't remember who at the moment) to what he called "The Denim Bar" Its a Levis store in New York and you can pretty much pick any cut, wash, ect... that you want. I would try that out. I need to go there because I am having the same problem. I found an amazing pair of jeans that I can't replicate. Isn't is sad. I am going to have to pray they never lose their "speical touch." Well I hope that can be of some help. Sorry I don't know the exact location of the store.
I would like to know is Proactiv the best for very very oily skin?
Robbca, I've used ProActive for over a year and I think its great. I've always had very oil skin, and I find it works very well with my skin. Word of warning though. While using ProActive, your skin will be very sensitive to the sun and you will need to use a sunscreen when you go outside. You'll need to find one that is gel based not lotion.
Wasn't the "denim bar" inside the Gap? Trying to remember.. but I think thta might be right. They have tons of styles, cuts, fades/washes & styles.
i need some advice, my hair is a little awkward. in the front it kind of curls, like bangs, but naturalls and its so annoying, ive always wanted that to be straight, is there any product that oculd help me besides a strateining iron?
I have used Coolwater since high school...chicks still love it to this day! I like Polo Sport too...also, try Eternity for Men by Calvin Klein. Really, the best advice I can give you is to go to a store that specialises in toiletries/cosmetics (ie Ulta.com) and try out all of the different ones. Make sure that they have some coffee beans there too, as coffee beans neutralises any smells in your nose so that you can accurately smell the cologne on you.
Its always best to have a couple of different ones around...for variety.
Its always best to have a couple of different ones around...for variety.
Hey...
Try a medium cut jean, loose straight leg.
No tapered ankles. Check by folding the ankles up towards the
knee...less difference,the better. Don't go very wide!
Also try monochromatic tees and jeans i.e. dark navy jeans...dark navy shirt.
Lighter wash, lighter color shirt to match.
Stay away from high contrast shirts and pants.
You could also do a shirt open to create a little length, try a different color over shirt. I do believe you can tuck if the colors are the same...black with black, brown with brown
Try a medium cut jean, loose straight leg.
No tapered ankles. Check by folding the ankles up towards the
knee...less difference,the better. Don't go very wide!
Also try monochromatic tees and jeans i.e. dark navy jeans...dark navy shirt.
Lighter wash, lighter color shirt to match.
Stay away from high contrast shirts and pants.
You could also do a shirt open to create a little length, try a different color over shirt. I do believe you can tuck if the colors are the same...black with black, brown with brown
I agree! I am 6' 1 and thin.
I have ditched every pair of pleated pants I OWNED!
I get more complements! That's what it's all about!!!
Makes me look leaner :0)
I have ditched every pair of pleated pants I OWNED!
I get more complements! That's what it's all about!!!
Makes me look leaner :0)
If you have American Eagle stores nearby...Try them! They are also online.
I am 6'1 and can buy most of their jeans right off the rack.
Try the Morrison Jean.
I know this is not designer, But it's a step in the up in the right direction for a size problem...They have lenghts as long as 36"
I am 6'1 and can buy most of their jeans right off the rack.
Try the Morrison Jean.
I know this is not designer, But it's a step in the up in the right direction for a size problem...They have lenghts as long as 36"
Try American Eagle
I am tall and they go as long as 36" in the store.
Check online at their site.
They have some real cool washes!!
I am tall and they go as long as 36" in the store.
Check online at their site.
They have some real cool washes!!
Since the John Verdi episode is my all-time fave, it's only fitting that I try a recipe from it, so I made the "man-quiche" (vegetable torta). It calls for asparagus, which I do not eat so I substituted tomatoes and cilantro and it was delicious! Between this and the recipes in the book, Ted's got me eating veggies again. I won't eat them plain, but if I can jazz them up or sneak them into a recipe, it helps. And the vitamins are good for the skin, too. See, Kyan, I may be all about praising Ted while I'm an aspiring gourmet, but I still hang on your every word.
Hello, all you wonderful, knowledgeable QE fanatics!
Well, my inquiry is not for me, it is for my friend James.
As you may have seen me mention before, one of my dear friends, James, is getting married this summer.
His fiancée, Aubrey, is moving here from Las Vegas in about a week - they have found a quaint little duplex, and are planning to get married sometime in late July.
They will both be 18 (Aubrey may be 19), and James is just out of school, so needless to say although both are/will be employed, money's kind of tight.
If any of you have any suggestions about how to have a tasteful wedding on a budet and/or where to find good, inexpensive home decor materials, they would appreciate it immensely.
Thanks a bunch!
FC86
Well, my inquiry is not for me, it is for my friend James.
As you may have seen me mention before, one of my dear friends, James, is getting married this summer.
His fiancée, Aubrey, is moving here from Las Vegas in about a week - they have found a quaint little duplex, and are planning to get married sometime in late July.
They will both be 18 (Aubrey may be 19), and James is just out of school, so needless to say although both are/will be employed, money's kind of tight.
If any of you have any suggestions about how to have a tasteful wedding on a budet and/or where to find good, inexpensive home decor materials, they would appreciate it immensely.
Thanks a bunch!
FC86
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Since the John Verdi episode is my all-time fave, it's only fitting that I try a recipe from it, so I made the "man-quiche" (vegetable torta). It calls for asparagus, which I do not eat so I substituted tomatoes and cilantro and it was delicious! Between this and the recipes in the book, Ted's got me eating veggies again. I won't eat them plain, but if I can jazz them up or sneak them into a recipe, it helps. And the vitamins are good for the skin, too. See, Kyan, I may be all about praising Ted while I'm an aspiring gourmet, but I still hang on your every word.
Most cool, my_guy_ky! My daughter loves Ted's cooking abilities and wants to try his recipies, or anything similiar to what he would like.
When we went shopping last week, we bought something called beef pizzaziola (or something like that) because "Ted would like that". I didn't know if mamma would like that but I'm trying to teach her how to cook different things anyway. So the other night she breaks it out to cook. They are 3 thin and wide strips of beef wrapped around carrots sliced thin, spinach, and other veggies (I'm sure) and then there was mozzarella (and maybe ricotta) in it. We didn't have the ingredients to make it like it says on the package so I helped her with her own version. She lightly browned the meat on all sides like the package says, then instead of adding whole tomatoes, she added Wegmans spaghetti sauce - garlic and herb. They make the best sauce! She let it simmer low for 40 minutes, turning the rolls of meat over every now and then and when she finished, it was a beautiful thing! And OMG was it good! We are DEFINITELY going to make those again! I wish Ted could have tasted them!
Remember, don't limit yourself to english
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What a shame you don't like asparagus! I grow them in my garden and I have discovered a wonderful new addition to the crudite platter - raw, baby asparagus. Asaparagus take absolute ages to get established in the garden and I am impatient, watching greedily for the spears to push their way up. I gave into my desire for fresh asparagus. I couldn't stand it any longer -so I began to graze - snacking on some baby spears - they were wonderful!
Great to add to a salad or a platter.
Great to add to a salad or a platter.
You mention two masks, one pink and one brown. Who makes them? Also, where do they sell fuller's earth clay?
David (new to the boards)
David (new to the boards)
My favorite hip tips of all time:
Carson: Warren L. episode
"Not only have hat hair but static too? Use a static reducer to spray the inside of your hat and keep that Doris Day bounce."
That flip is so him.
Jai: Kevin D. episode
"Mentors aren't just for kids. Their wisdom comes from personal experience and you can't get that in a book."
He and that "construction worker" made a cute couple.
Thom: Richard M. and other episodes
"Is your bath mat leaving you limp and soggy in the design department? Replace it with a natural doormat. It's durable, waterproof and completely unexpected."
Well, duh! This is almost everyone's favorite.
Ted: Holiday Reunion
No Offense To Those Who Like Fruitcake (which I do, BTW)
"The fruitcake: a holiday tradition. But then so is sitting on laps in department stores. When you're giving the gift of food, consider giving something people would actually want to eat."
Well, I've posted about this one before
Ky: Richard M. episode
"Athletes are hot, but sometimes they burn. So if you're going to be out in the sun, apply an SPF 15 minutes before you go."
Okay, most Kyan fans might've gone with one of those HipTips where he's shirtless, and yeah! I can't blame them. But I chose this one for the hairstyle, the lighting and the way it plays up those eyes. Oh, yeah, and because athletes ARE hot!
Carson: Warren L. episode
"Not only have hat hair but static too? Use a static reducer to spray the inside of your hat and keep that Doris Day bounce."
That flip is so him.
Jai: Kevin D. episode
"Mentors aren't just for kids. Their wisdom comes from personal experience and you can't get that in a book."
He and that "construction worker" made a cute couple.
Thom: Richard M. and other episodes
"Is your bath mat leaving you limp and soggy in the design department? Replace it with a natural doormat. It's durable, waterproof and completely unexpected."
Well, duh! This is almost everyone's favorite.
Ted: Holiday Reunion
No Offense To Those Who Like Fruitcake (which I do, BTW)
"The fruitcake: a holiday tradition. But then so is sitting on laps in department stores. When you're giving the gift of food, consider giving something people would actually want to eat."
Well, I've posted about this one before
Ky: Richard M. episode
"Athletes are hot, but sometimes they burn. So if you're going to be out in the sun, apply an SPF 15 minutes before you go."
Okay, most Kyan fans might've gone with one of those HipTips where he's shirtless, and yeah! I can't blame them. But I chose this one for the hairstyle, the lighting and the way it plays up those eyes. Oh, yeah, and because athletes ARE hot!
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You mention two masks, one pink and one brown. Who makes them? Also, where do they sell fuller's earth clay?
David (new to the boards)
I am not an American, I am an Exotic Empress from The Southern Seas - so the product lines I use (Red Earth) may make no sense to you.
Look for a product like my favourite Relaxing Body Mud, that has some essential oils like marjoram and sage and mandarin and apricot kernel oil and glycerine.
A pharmacy may stock Fuller's Earth (kaolin) or be able to get it for you. It is an incredibly fine powder that you can add liquids to quite easily.
I am quite curious about adapting and making my own recipe for my facial skin - my pot of masque is reaching the bottom - this DIY is something to conjure with......note to self: visit the library.
Queer Eye has been so fun for my husband and I!! The infectious enthusiasm has sparked new interest to my husband to try Hair products and change his wardrobe! We shop together for these items too it's fun! And are now attempting Color on the Walls rather than Safe Off white. :-) I think this show tickles the funny bone of all sexes and makes all viewers become doers!
As Far as the Hint's and tips go they are fun!! I about died and gone to heaven when Thom took off his robe and let it drop to the floor advertising the Bath Mat!! He's so Dreamy!! But so are the rest!!!!!! :-)
As Far as the Hint's and tips go they are fun!! I about died and gone to heaven when Thom took off his robe and let it drop to the floor advertising the Bath Mat!! He's so Dreamy!! But so are the rest!!!!!! :-)
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