Freckles.........ideas please, for fancy dress

[mimitabby]

Lisa, maybe she's going to a freckle party!

[ClockworkOrange]

Lisa, maybe she's going to a freckle party!

Hmmmm, not sure if I should say why I need the freckles!

OK..........going to the party as a school girl (hahaha, did I say girl)!!!

It will be a real blast though, sometimes it's really good to let your hair down.

Thanks for the ideas, not so sure about acrylic paint! Flybye, I might just sue you.

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[BleeckerSt_Girl]

Oh, ok, so it's a costume party of "some sort".

Yes, Flyby, I understand what you meant.

I vote for eyebrow pencil- that comes in various reddish brown soft colors, and will stay if you don't rub it.

[Flybye]

Had 'nuther idear....

I haven't ever had a spray on tan, but the stuff that they use for that would work with the toothbrush.

I have malpractice insurance!

[lph]

This was kind of funny to read - I'm guessing "fancy dress party" is British English while American English is "costume party".

I have trouble distinguishing between the two, so I couldn't understand what Lisa's "problem" was (no offence, Lisa ) - surely at a costume/fancy dress party people would be expecting a lot more fake than a set of freckles!

Apart from that I second the eyebrow pencil. Oh - and knee socks. You gotta have knee socks.

Oh, I LOVE dressing up! Why doesn't anyone ever invite me to parties like this anymore!! Last chance was Halloween at least 5 years ago. I went as a witch and went bananas on the make-up, exaggerating all existing lines and shadows, and was told I looked like a witch "that had been out in the woods for a very, very long time"... Perfect.

[ClockworkOrange]

This was kind of funny to read - I'm guessing "fancy dress party" is British English while American English is "costume party".

I have trouble distinguishing between the two, so I couldn't understand what Lisa's "problem" was (no offence, Lisa ) - surely at a costume/fancy dress party people would be expecting a lot more fake than a set of freckles!

Apart from that I second the eyebrow pencil. Oh - and knee socks. You gotta have knee socks.

Oh, I LOVE dressing up! Why doesn't anyone ever invite me to parties like this anymore!! Last chance was Halloween at least 5 years ago. I went as a witch and went bananas on the make-up, exaggerating all existing lines and shadows, and was told I looked like a witch "that had been out in the woods for a very, very long time"... Perfect.

Hi lph

I think you should gather up some of your friends and arrange a really cool Bad Taste Fancy Dress Party!


I know I will have a lot of fun at the party I go to.

Had 'nuther idear....

I haven't ever had a spray on tan, but the stuff that they use for that would work with the toothbrush.

I have malpractice insurance!

Oh Flybye, you crack me up, I don't want freckles that will last for months .........only for about 6 hours!

BTW, I did understand what you were explaining before.

As somebody else suggested, an eyebrow pencil will do the trick, so I have bought a new one just for the occasion.

So, I will be having a dress rehearsal and makeup rehearsal over the weekend.

The tackier the better............hmmmm, that means in really bad taste.

Cheers guys for your ideas.

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[BleeckerSt_Girl]

This was kind of funny to read - I'm guessing "fancy dress party" is British English while American English is "costume party".

I have trouble distinguishing between the two, so I couldn't understand what Lisa's "problem" was (no offence, Lisa ) - surely at a costume/fancy dress party people would be expecting a lot more fake than a set of freckles!

Yes that is just what happened! Too funny- here i was picturing her at an elegant dinner party with fake freckles- If she had said costume party or halloween party, I wouldn't have thought twice about it.

[ClockworkOrange]

Yes that is just what happened! Too funny- here i was picturing her at an elegant dinner party with fake freckles- If she had said costume party or halloween party, I wouldn't have thought twice about it.

Actually, 'she' does not do elegant dinner parties.

Neither does 'she' do Halloween parties.

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