Things You'll Need:
- Blush
- Blush Brush
- Eye Makeup Removers
- Eye Shadow
- Eyelash Curlers
- Eyeliners
- Face Powder
- Foundation
- Lip Gloss
- Lipstick
- Liquid Eyeliners
- Mascara
- Foundation
- Lipstick
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Step 1
Enter the word "cosmetics" or "makeup" in a search engine such as Google, Yahoo!, or MSN.
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Step 2
Browse a number of the sites. Some sell only the cosmetics that they manufacture while others give you a wide choice of products from various manufacturers.
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Step 3
If you need a specific item, do a site search by the category of the product ("lipstick," "eyeliner") or by the name of the manufacturer.
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Step 4
Consult with the site's online beauty adviser, if one is available. You can contact the adviser by e-mail, or you can use a toll-free phone number to call for advice before you buy.
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Step 5
Find the product you want, and add it to your shopping or tote "bag." Be sure to indicate the color you desire in the appropriate box.
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Step 6
Order all the products you need and proceed to "checkout." Fill in the payment and shipping information.
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Step 7
Check the total amount with taxes and shipping costs added in.
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Step 8
If you are happy with the total, submit your order.








Comments
fashionfemme said
on 1/28/2009 just go to freshfragrancesandcosmetics.com they will help you with everything and have the best customer service people, they reply quickly and with the info you want, also it is a great website very easy to use and delivery if free and quick, check it ou
shoppoholic said
on 8/3/2007 MyShopPal.com's intelligent shopping engine helps users find cosmetics which are right for them. It has knowledge of cosmetologists built into its engine. It uses this knowledge to figure what shade of cosmetics will work well for you. It also analyzes the ingredients of these products to determine if they may cause any side effects for your skin type.
Anonymous said
on 3/13/2006 Contact a local representative who can aide you in various subject, including being able to create a personalized beauty regimen or e-makeover just for you!
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 The last review was right, it's difficult to purchase cosmetics on-line, the colors do appear very different on screen.
Here are a few products that look good on almost all skin tones and ages:
Lip Gloss, Philosophy's Kiss Me
Blush/Bronzer, Lorac's Hot Flash
Trish McEvoy's Eyeshadow, Butter
Bobbi Brown Lipstick, Red
Aveda SPF Moisturizer, shades light to dark, but you won't need to be dead on
Bobbi Brown, Shimmer Brick
Francois Nars Blush, orgasm
Never choose a foundation or a concealer over the internet.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Know what you want. Have a familarity with the product you need. If you purchased at a store and know you like it, buying on line for refilling items you have already used is helpful. However, I guard against buying items you never used before....9 times out of 10 you will return it because the shade of lipstick, foundation, eyeshadow, blush....or whatever may look one way on the computer screen. And when you get it home, it's either too light, too dark.. or just not the right shade at all.
My tip, go to the makeup counter first. Familarize yourself with the product.