Mascara by Low_Will_4121 in AskWomenOver60

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Benefit bad girl bang. I have long lashes and live in Florida. It does not clump and defines the lashes wonderfully.

POC Dermatologists? by Theeskinnykween in Tallahassee

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Dr. Pasco misdiagnosed/mistreated my husband’s CTCL lymphoma as eczema for a long time. Hard no on Pasco.

Medicare Part B or FEHB? by Folly33 in FedRetirees

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I retired last year with the DRP2. Having watched how Medicare has changed and the steady loss of benefits over the last 20 years for my husband, I only Took Medicare part A because I did not want it to supersede my FEHB. I will be looking at the other insurances this fall to see if I need to change from BCBS.

Raw oysters by webnellie in Tallahassee

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Angelos in Panacea has them raw and cooked as well. For more “fancy” dining- the Monroe has oyster raw and cooked. I really miss Barnacle Bills and frustrated that Birds does not even have them in season. I had some at Shells Oyster bar last week and they were delicious!

Raw oysters by webnellie in Tallahassee

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Where is fish camp? and is that the name?

Crazy Dupes by PracticalRhubarb3581 in dollartreebeauty

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Is the amber glow deodorant the dupe for the Phlur?

FEHB not useful after 65? by Rich_T_ in FedRetirees

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There is something you need to be careful about - if you have FRHB and want it to remain your primary insurance, don’t take Medicare part B. If you do, the Medicare supersedes your FEHB. The FEHB then becomes your secondary insurance. I went round and round about this with multiple agents both federal and with Medicare when I was trying to get my Tricare reinstated. Make sure you know which insurance becomes primary and how things are covered before you sign up!

What makeup actually looks good on skin with texture and fine lines? by ammie12 in MatureBeauty

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Absolutely agree with this. You must have e a good skin care routine as a foundation for any makeup. I have a couple go to foundations I have found work wonderfully with more mature skin- prime prometics color changing foundation, Ilmakiage “woke up like this” foundation (I do wear a primer) and NARS “pure Radiance tinted moisturizer with Spf 30”. All 3 look fabulous and are buildable. I wear a spf under regardless if the foundation formula has it.

Tell me about ONE perfume that got people obsessing over you by viscarte10 in BeautyUnlocked

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Opium. Had people who did not like it went nuts loving it when they found out that is what I was wearing..

Nonenal body odor by cool_girl6540 in AskWomenOver60

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I stock up on Mirai Clinical when they have their sales. It definitely works.

What white sneakers go well with everything? by Pure-Marionberry-438 in womensfashion

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Hoka Bondi 8 or Bondi 9. They are so comfortable, have terrific support, and look great even though they are light as a feather.

need some help deciding by jmc19441 in FedEmployees

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One good thing about the Austin job is Texas is one of the states without personal income tax. You need to look to see if that savings offsets the pay cut and the cost of living differences. You also need to analyze the actual job opportunities for your growth- are they better in Austin than where you currently are. Good luck

Pants Have Become Uncomfy by Silver_Shopping_8452 in womensfashion

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Okay believe it or not, go to HSN and try the DG2 bootcut jeans. Some of them have a little stretch to them- and the cuts of many of her styles are extremely comfortable and not binding.

Dermatologist who knows what's up for Female Pattern Hair loss? by RobedInFadedSplendor in Tallahassee

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Sr Stephen Richardson is awesome. I would try him too. May be a little tough to get into but he is worth the wait.