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By *naswingdress OP   Woman 21 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

What do you do when your favourite cosmetics change their formula and it no longer works for you?

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By *mber and FireCouple 21 weeks ago

Carmarthenshire

I sell all of my make up to fund travel to their headquarters and beg for asylum.

.. oh wait.

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By *lowupdollTV/TS 21 weeks ago

Herts

Mac went downhill and don’t even get me started on KvD.

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By *agondaMan 21 weeks ago

Witterings


"What do you do when your favourite cosmetics change their formula and it no longer works for you?"

I know what you mean… I used to love Yves St Laurent x

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By (user no longer on site) 21 weeks ago

Oh which one did you wear?

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By (user no longer on site) 21 weeks ago


"What do you do when your favourite cosmetics change their formula and it no longer works for you?"

I’d go find all the stock of the old formula available wide and far and buy enough to last me at least six months. To allow me time to sort out trying new makeup brands without being pressed for time.

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By *ansoffateMan 21 weeks ago

Sagittarius A


"What do you do when your favourite cosmetics change their formula and it no longer works for you?

I know what you mean… I used to love Yves St Laurent x"

I love Black Opium.

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By *B69Woman 21 weeks ago

Wiltshire

Had the same with Clarins, the replacement wasn’t the same, still havnt found anything as good

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By *ackformore100Man 21 weeks ago

Tin town


"What do you do when your favourite cosmetics change their formula and it no longer works for you?"

Use something else that does work for you?

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman 21 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Oh which one did you wear? "

My foundation shade has changed drastically. I've found my perfect shade, and the formula actually feels better than it used to do but fuck me it stinks like paint and I can't bear it.

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By *ansoffateMan 21 weeks ago

Sagittarius A

I think Chomsky's solution of not engaging in covert operations to destabilise countries, war and installing phony governments, which allow global companies to profit from their resources to the detriment of their own citizens.

I reckon that's probably a good starting point to resolve the problem.

Or you could just send them back from where they came. Did you check your returns policy?

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By *amantha_JadeWoman 21 weeks ago

Newcastle


"What do you do when your favourite cosmetics change their formula and it no longer works for you?"

Panic lol. If I find a product I love, I try to buy it in bulk before it’s inevitably discontinued. The best stuff always goes first. I think cosmetic manufacturers only make so many units of a product and when it’s gone, it’s gone. The replacements that are usually marketed as ‘improved formulas’ very rarely are

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By *amantha_JadeWoman 21 weeks ago

Newcastle

Places like Amazon, eBay and Vinted can be good for finding discontinued items, but obviously have to be careful that they’re not fakes and are still safe for use/hygeine sealed.

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman 21 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)


"What do you do when your favourite cosmetics change their formula and it no longer works for you?

Panic lol. If I find a product I love, I try to buy it in bulk before it’s inevitably discontinued. The best stuff always goes first. I think cosmetic manufacturers only make so many units of a product and when it’s gone, it’s gone. The replacements that are usually marketed as ‘improved formulas’ very rarely are "

You will pry my OG Urban Decay Naked from my cold dead hands

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By *quizzlyMan 21 weeks ago

Ryde

I been working in the industry for a few years now and we changed our formula and made the brand go down hill, seems mad to change when what you doing is working out well! luckily I still got a few bottles of the good stuff left.

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By *amantha_JadeWoman 21 weeks ago

Newcastle

A lot of brands fall under larger umbrella companies so it’s worth looking at those brands first for close equivalents if your favourites get discontinued.

YSL, Lancome, Urban Decay, Georgio Armani, NYX, Maybelline, L’Oreal Paris, Garnier, Vichy, Prada, Shu Uemera, La Roche Posay, iT cosmetics, are all owned by L’Oreal group.

Estée Lauder, Bobbi Brown, MAC, La Mer, Tom Ford, Clinique, Origins, Aveda, TooFaced, Bumble and Bumble, Smashbox, and many others are owned by Estée Lauder group.

Dior, Fenty, Guerlain, Benefit, Givenchy are all owned by LVMH group.

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman 21 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

In my case it's that my skin tone has changed and my beloved foundation (No. 7) now makes me look like I'm aping Donald Trump, but I'm not so bloody pale to be the only shade below that.

And choosing foundation is a pain in my arse at the best of times.

(I was inspired by Chanel because I've heard a lot of complaints that their bronzer has gone to shit. I don't use bronzer, as it happens)

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By *amantha_JadeWoman 21 weeks ago

Newcastle


"What do you do when your favourite cosmetics change their formula and it no longer works for you?

Panic lol. If I find a product I love, I try to buy it in bulk before it’s inevitably discontinued. The best stuff always goes first. I think cosmetic manufacturers only make so many units of a product and when it’s gone, it’s gone. The replacements that are usually marketed as ‘improved formulas’ very rarely are

You will pry my OG Urban Decay Naked from my cold dead hands "

I can relate lol. My sister is currently going through a crisis as her favourite setting spray is discontinued and she can’t get it anywhere

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By *amantha_JadeWoman 21 weeks ago

Newcastle


"In my case it's that my skin tone has changed and my beloved foundation (No. 7) now makes me look like I'm aping Donald Trump, but I'm not so bloody pale to be the only shade below that.

And choosing foundation is a pain in my arse at the best of times.

(I was inspired by Chanel because I've heard a lot of complaints that their bronzer has gone to shit. I don't use bronzer, as it happens)"

I find a lot of Chanel foundations oxidise, as do Diors and Lancôme’s. YSL have some very light shades and Nars do too

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman 21 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)


"In my case it's that my skin tone has changed and my beloved foundation (No. 7) now makes me look like I'm aping Donald Trump, but I'm not so bloody pale to be the only shade below that.

And choosing foundation is a pain in my arse at the best of times.

(I was inspired by Chanel because I've heard a lot of complaints that their bronzer has gone to shit. I don't use bronzer, as it happens)

I find a lot of Chanel foundations oxidise, as do Diors and Lancôme’s. YSL have some very light shades and Nars do too "

I was matched to Nars Mont Blanc and Mac N4.75 recently, but I can't quite come at spending that much on foundation (And the Mac smells like paint. It's not as heavy feeling as it used to be, but I can't be doing with the smell)

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By *amantha_JadeWoman 21 weeks ago

Newcastle


"In my case it's that my skin tone has changed and my beloved foundation (No. 7) now makes me look like I'm aping Donald Trump, but I'm not so bloody pale to be the only shade below that.

And choosing foundation is a pain in my arse at the best of times.

(I was inspired by Chanel because I've heard a lot of complaints that their bronzer has gone to shit. I don't use bronzer, as it happens)

I find a lot of Chanel foundations oxidise, as do Diors and Lancôme’s. YSL have some very light shades and Nars do too

I was matched to Nars Mont Blanc and Mac N4.75 recently, but I can't quite come at spending that much on foundation (And the Mac smells like paint. It's not as heavy feeling as it used to be, but I can't be doing with the smell)"

I really like Maybelline foundations as a cheaper option (their Fit Me Matte & Poreless foundation in a black and turquoise tube is brilliant!). The Maybelline SuperStay skin tint is meant to be fab too but I haven’t tried that yet.

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By *naswingdress OP   Woman 21 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)


"In my case it's that my skin tone has changed and my beloved foundation (No. 7) now makes me look like I'm aping Donald Trump, but I'm not so bloody pale to be the only shade below that.

And choosing foundation is a pain in my arse at the best of times.

(I was inspired by Chanel because I've heard a lot of complaints that their bronzer has gone to shit. I don't use bronzer, as it happens)

I find a lot of Chanel foundations oxidise, as do Diors and Lancôme’s. YSL have some very light shades and Nars do too

I was matched to Nars Mont Blanc and Mac N4.75 recently, but I can't quite come at spending that much on foundation (And the Mac smells like paint. It's not as heavy feeling as it used to be, but I can't be doing with the smell)

I really like Maybelline foundations as a cheaper option (their Fit Me Matte & Poreless foundation in a black and turquoise tube is brilliant!). The Maybelline SuperStay skin tint is meant to be fab too but I haven’t tried that yet. "

I think I might dab some of the Mac tester I got on my hand and see what testers I can find in Boots. I appreciate it

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By *amantha_JadeWoman 21 weeks ago

Newcastle


"In my case it's that my skin tone has changed and my beloved foundation (No. 7) now makes me look like I'm aping Donald Trump, but I'm not so bloody pale to be the only shade below that.

And choosing foundation is a pain in my arse at the best of times.

(I was inspired by Chanel because I've heard a lot of complaints that their bronzer has gone to shit. I don't use bronzer, as it happens)

I find a lot of Chanel foundations oxidise, as do Diors and Lancôme’s. YSL have some very light shades and Nars do too

I was matched to Nars Mont Blanc and Mac N4.75 recently, but I can't quite come at spending that much on foundation (And the Mac smells like paint. It's not as heavy feeling as it used to be, but I can't be doing with the smell)

I really like Maybelline foundations as a cheaper option (their Fit Me Matte & Poreless foundation in a black and turquoise tube is brilliant!). The Maybelline SuperStay skin tint is meant to be fab too but I haven’t tried that yet.

I think I might dab some of the Mac tester I got on my hand and see what testers I can find in Boots. I appreciate it"

Good luck!

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By *quizzlyMan 21 weeks ago

Ryde


"In my case it's that my skin tone has changed and my beloved foundation (No. 7) now makes me look like I'm aping Donald Trump, but I'm not so bloody pale to be the only shade below that.

And choosing foundation is a pain in my arse at the best of times.

(I was inspired by Chanel because I've heard a lot of complaints that their bronzer has gone to shit. I don't use bronzer, as it happens)"

A few years ago No.7 absorbed most of Global Brands and consolidated it a lot of it products in that process

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By *immyinreadingMan 21 weeks ago

henley on thames


"What do you do when your favourite cosmetics change their formula and it no longer works for you?"

Send it back to where it came from?

… oh, hang on

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By *sleWightCoupleCouple 21 weeks ago

Ryde

Scour eBay for the last remaining stocks of the old stuff.

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