Model in a Bottle

[blueyes157]

I have a wonderful tip for all you ladies out there, especially for you brides! I recently discovered this product called Model in a Bottle. It is a spray that you use over you make up (I put my mascara on after the spray! I have had it run sometimes!) and it keeps your make up in put all day, even that eyeshadow that seems to disappear. I highly recommend it!

Modelinabottle.com

It is $18 for the regular spray and $21 for the sensitive skin. It was featured on Oprah recently.

Does anyone else use this product?!

 

[Hera]

I love my model in a bottle

 

[Harleigh]

Thanks for sharing! I could definitely use this!!!

 

[OUpearlgirl]

Where can you get it?

 

[labbielove]

I swear by it- actually I am out right now and miss it.

I found it right before e-pics and have been addicted since.

 

[sumbride]

My makeup artist used something like that on me. It worked pretty well though I had a little smudging around the eyes. I''ll have to look for this. Thanks!

 

[blueyes157]

I get mine at www.beautydeals.net. Cheapest that I have seen, $15, and for first time customers they offer a $2 off coupon code (no spending minimum)... and it''s legit product! I swear by it!

 

[musey]

Date: 10/25/2007 2:50:26 AM
Author: OUpeargirl
Where can you get it?

http://modelinabottle.com/makeup-reseller.php

 

[poshpepper]

Date: 10/25/2007 11:06:36 AM
Author: blueyes157
I get mine at www.beautydeals.net. Cheapest that I have seen, $15, and for first time customers they offer a $2 off coupon code (no spending minimum)... and it''s legit product! I swear by it!

Does anyone use the sensitive skin formula? I wonder if that works as well as the original?

 

[blueyes157]

I have only used the regular formula, I sort of have sensitive skin (certain things bother my skin). The regular model in a bottle burns for about 3 seconds, but does not leave my face red or anything, so I am not sure if that is my skin, or it always does that because of the alcohol in it... I would think the sensitive skin forumla would work as well.

 

[shigidigi]

I too would like to know if anyone has tried the sensitive skin formula.

Does this stuff make your face dry? And what if you have some dry patches (even with moisturizer)- do you think it would make your makeup flaky? (sorry, can you all tell that I am having winter skin issues!!!)