Your Beauty Etiquette Dilemmas -- Solved
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Quandary: When we're in restaurants, my friend puts on lipstick at the table and blots her lips on the cloth napkin. I love her dearly but, c'mon, this has to be wrong. Right?
Solution: "Truth be told, it's perfectly fine to reapply if you can do it without a mirror," maintains Post, who shudders at the visual of women using their butter knives as mirrors. "Lipstick is the only cosmetic we say is OK at the table."
As for the napkin ... "A napkin's purpose in life is to keep you neat and tidy at the table. If the restaurant doesn't want lipstick on their napkins, they shouldn't put them out." So there! Oh, and all you Martha Stewarts out there, take note -- Post contends that the same goes for your linens when you're entertaining.
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some of these r a little crazy
by shortbutsweet92 Sunday, July 10, 2011 at 09:06AM Report as inappropriate
Haha shaving in public.. nasty. chin hairs.. tell your friend. lol
by theseattlesound Saturday, July 9, 2011 at 11:57AM Report as inappropriate
use lotion every to mosturize your skin..
by jheleigh Saturday, July 9, 2011 at 02:16AM Report as inappropriate
Shave your legs on the bus???? That would be tacky!
by MissPurple Friday, July 8, 2011 at 03:28PM Report as inappropriate
@ JustIris30...just to let you know that your friend is horribly wrong,one of the first and essential things to know about applying any perfume is NEVER to rub the place where the perfume was spritzed on! Never ever because it destroys the molecules of the perfume itself and it will not be the same smell nor intensity it should and could be! That is a complete no-no! Inform yourself and your friend!
by selma Friday, May 20, 2011 at 04:31PM Report as inappropriate
i like this post. this could really help.
by healthandbeauty Thursday, March 4, 2010 at 05:33PM Report as inappropriate
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