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Children and their families eager to have breakfast with Santa and Mrs. Claus filled the Evergreen Lake House on Saturday morning.
"We served 325 breakfasts," said Joyce Masyga of the Evergreen Downtown Business Association, which sponsors the annual event.
Because so many people wanted to attend this year's breakfast, an extra seating was added to accommodate them. The timing of the event on the Thanksgiving holiday weekend adds to its popularity, Masyga said.
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Judy Berna's original idea for welcoming her son home from Afghanistan was not elaborate.
The Evergreen resident drove past the "Welcome to Evergreen" sign near Walmart about six months ago, and noticed it had been decorated with flags. Her son, 21-year-old Army Specialist Michael Berna, deployed Feb. 1 to Afghanistan with Apache Troop 1-75 Cavalry of the 101st Airborne Division.
Father Christmas would have been pleased when more than 200 guests gathered at the Evergreen Lake House on Saturday evening for the 14th annual Wine Tasting and Festival of Trees.
Presented by the Conifer Area Chamber of Commerce, the event brought together local businesses, Colorado wineries and chamber supporters for a night of mostly giving and, for some lucky silent-auction bidders, a night of receiving.
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"Everything you're enjoying today has been donated by someone in this community. That's what makes this such a great event," Holly Simon, board member for the Mountain Resource Center, told the folks assembled to enjoy soup and raise funds for those in need.
The annual Empty Bowls event raises money for the MRC and its efforts to help feed hungry families. The MRC hosted the first day of the two-day event last Wednesday at the organization's main office in Conifer.
You can wear your pajamas to the special Polar Express-theme train ride, as well as visit with Santa.
Evergreen resident Rick Bernstein has put together a 75-minute production and train ride to the "North Pole." It includes flying reindeer and dancing waiters at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden.
"We have reindeer that look like elk, and (Evergreen) has elk that look like reindeer," Bernstein joked when asked about the production.
Evergreen resident Patty Potter once was rescued from an attacking bear by her dog Bella. Now she's honoring Bella's memory by helping other people rescue dogs.
Potter started the Bella Pet Insurance Fund three years ago as a national nonprofit that provides health insurance grants to young people who want to rescue dogs. After three years of raising money and slowly gaining public recognition, the organization is ready to start helping more dog rescuers.
By foothills standards, the holiday spirit is in full swing, with seven holiday boutiques over the next few weeks.
About 50 young girls were excited and speechless when the snow queen and the ice princess arrived for a special party on Sunday.
The girls, dressed in their royalty finest, were prepared when the queen asked them to join in singing "Let It Go." It was all part of a party for young aficionados of the Disney movie "Frozen," hosted by Wilmot Elementary parent Jennifer Trinco at the Evergreen Elks Lodge.
Evergreen's historic bell tower is getting a much-needed makeover, and it should be standing sentry over the east end of downtown by the end of the week.
The nonprofit HistoriCorps brought staff and volunteers to work on the tower, which is part of the historic buildings on the Church of the Transfiguration property. The tower is 115 years old, and it was restored in 1979 by the U.S. Army Reserves, but weather exposure slowly rots the wood, and church officials were afraid the tower might fall.
A historic volunteer fire department siren now has a prominent spot at Evergreen Fire/Rescue thanks to a high school student's Eagle Scout project.
The siren was once used by fire department volunteers in the region for years. Volunteer "kitchen dispatchers" with red telephones from the fire department could activate the siren by pushing a button on their phones. When volunteer firefighters called in, the "kitchen dispatchers" would give them the address of the fire.

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These are two hybrids I've seen discussed here that I'd give a left appendage to get a hold of!! Q. x sternbergii, a shumardii/buckleyii hybrid, was named for the famed Guy Sternberg. I emailed Guy once, and he indicated he no longer sells acorns due to the difficulty of keeping up. Can anyone here (Dax? IIRC has posted about this tree) tell me a source of this tree, or some acorns from it (I realize they'd be F2 & possibly recrossed w/something). Honestly I'd prefer just the acorns. The other is the Concordia oak from a small area of Missouri...a three way cross of Q. bicolor, Q. prinoides, and Q. muehlenbergii...does anyone know a source for this one? Preferably acorns but seedlings OK too. |
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- Posted by gardener365 IL 5b (My Page) on Tue, Dec 3, 13 at 11:03
I'm growing both from acorn this winter. The good thing about sternbergii is that Guy believes it doesn't get back crossed with other oaks at his arboretum. It's the only oak I know of that he's commented that way upon. Dax |
- Posted by hairmetal4ever Z7 MD (My Page) on Tue, Dec 3, 13 at 11:25
May I ask where you obtained said acorns? Or would you have to kill me? ;) |
Any idea of it's pH preference? buckleyi is a CenTex native and is found ALL OVER the hills near my house. Shumard needs to be sourced locally to get the high pH ones. I'd also be interested in seeing how it did down here in SA. |
What is special about this hybrid? I have Q. Bicolor, Q. Muehlenbergi, and Q. Prinus/Montana. Is the Prinoides different from Prinus/ Montana? I have heard of Q. Buckleyi, I think they are a more western oak. I am just curious. |
- Posted by hairmetal4ever Z7 MD (My Page) on Wed, Dec 4, 13 at 8:29
As far as Q. x sternbergii, from what Guy Sternberg's pics suggest, it has fall color that rivals Scarlet Oak, in a somewhat smaller tree. Has the good fall color (even for the South) of Q. buckleyii & the cold hardiness of Q. shumardii (good to zone 6, possibly 5). Q. buckleyii itself is probably a zone 7 plant at best, and Shumard is good through z5 but doesn't color quite as well in fall IME. I'd also guess that it has better alkaline tolerance based on its parentage - even just from the buckleyii side since Shumard is more variable in tolerance...however...in the areas in Texas where the hybrid occurs naturally, I think the soils tend towards the alkaline side. Q x. introgressa looks similar to swamp white oak, but is more vigorous due to its hybrid nature, produces acorns VERY young (I've heard as few as 3-4 yrs) & probably tops out a tad smaller (due to the Q. prinoides parentage). Plus, it's just pretty cool. For me at least, a lot of things I plant or want to plant...are just because I think they're neat, no other reason...haha. |
Q. buckleyi is growing in zone 5 Denver and where Guy is in zone 5 ILL. Guy collected the seed in downtown Dallas. There is a escarpment where variable red oaks occur which have similar characteristics of shumard and TX red oaks. Buckleyi also are used in zone 6/7. New Mexico. |
- Posted by hairmetal4ever Z7 MD (My Page) on Wed, Dec 4, 13 at 23:33
dricha - did Guy collect the hybrid seed in Dallas, or straight Q. buckleyii? |
Yes, He told me he collected it in Dallas. |
- Posted by gardener365 IL 5b (My Page) on Thu, Dec 5, 13 at 19:49
Yeah, I haven't had a computer for a few days. I got all my acorns at a friends gathering at Guy's. The acorns were from mainly Guy and a friend of his. Best I can say I guess. Sternberg oak is zone 5 hardy. It is as hairmetal stated a medium size oak and not a large-growing type like a white or bur or what have you. In its juvenile years like most anything, it will grow more quickly, but I'd expect it to taper off and really slow down after the normal 10-15 years a tree is going gangbusters. The fall color is very good, maybe great some people would think. His trees and he has two of them are between 17-20 years old and I'd guess they are 25' tall. One is much more slender than the other; and one produces a much smaller acorn than the other does. In the wild this occurrence of these varied size acorns is natural... Can't say I knew anything about x introgressa when I grabbed a few acorns. I asked what it was and it peaked my interest right then, so I thought I'd grow a few. I may have (3) I may have (6)... I don't know, I'd have to go and look. I might have (2) as I did give away acorns a week ago. One thing I will say is that I sowed everything in band pots including tons and I mean tons of pecans and hickories and hickory related seeds, but now I have (2) boxes of rootmaker flats...... shoot, I really don't want to do everything over again. My second box arrived today...... Dax |
Quercus x introgressa is available from the Missouri Dept. of Conservation, it is listed as Concordia Oak. |
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Let me share with you, my summer garden: Portulacas:
Vinca: Caladiums: Haemanthus and Dwarf Canna "Lucifer" Calla lily:
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Izhar |
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I love them! Thanks for sharing. It's always fascinating seeing pictures from around the world. : ) |
Lovely plants and garden! The Caladium is my fav. Is Karachi considered temperate or sub-tropical? Do you have very cold winter? Thanks for sharing. |
... Thank you so much for the lovely compliments, yes Karachi is sub-tropical, Caladiums are my favorite too... especially the Thai ones... but unfortunately they are not available in my region... i just acquired one plant from the Annual flower exhibition here in Karachi which was (according to the importer) mistakenly arrived along with Aglaonemas...lol. The plant went dormant shortly, but 'm glad its coming back... the colors and varieties fascinate me greatly... Following is my last fall season annual collection : Dahlias: Pansies: Nasturtiums: (very fragrant) Gladiolus: Izhar |
- Posted by diane_v_44 Z6 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 13, 10 at 1:42
Thanks interesting to see so much of what you are growing is the same as we are able to grow in Canadian Summers. I was sort of surprised that we grow each much of the same plants |
Hi Diane, The second bunch of pics are from my garden in winter (fall) season, we have mild winters, even most Caladiums do not go dormant in our winters (minimum temp around 10* C) But the summers are quiet hot (maximum temperatures around 40* C) Izhar |
I grow mostly fruit trees but I have to say your garden is very beautiful Izhar. I picked up a small Arabian Jasmin today but after seeing your pictures I will be looking for some Dahlias to add to my garden. That one big yellow one you have looks amazing. I have done some online research already and know they will grow here. The only thing I could not find online is what they smell like. I would like to think they smell like a giant rose but I haven't a clue. Can you give me a hand and tell me what yours smells like? |
Thank you so much for the compliments...:) Although most Dahlias lack fragrance, but a variety known as "Dahlia Hy Scent" is slightly fragrant... the big yellow one here is "Dahlia Kelvin floodlight" Izhar |
Mr. Izhar,love your flowers Mashallah. I'd like to know what cosmos flowers are called in urdu and whether they're easy to find at nurseries in Karachi. Plus is it a seasonal flower or does it grow all year round? Thanks |
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The small exurban area saw its population grow from less than 10,000 to more than 30,000 within a decade. Land that was once agricultural became subdivisions and shopping centers seemingly overnight. The growth appeared unstoppable, until one August, when giant cracks in the land split open in a new housing development.
Fissures cracked a residential street and damaged the foundations of homes, startling residents who suddenly weren't sure what they were living on.
The story could easily describe the Queen Creek area now. But it's actually about Temecula, a Southern California city that experienced its massive growth and tangles with earth fissures years before in the mid-1980s.
Geologic and hydrologic experts, along with longtime residents, say that unless something is done, it's only a matter of time before the story plays out in Queen Creek the way it did in Temecula.
"By early 1988, more than 200 lawsuits alleging more than $25 million in damages had been filed against the developers, the County of Riverside, the local water district, and several geologic and soils engineering consulting firms," wrote a trio of San Diego attorneys who conducted a 1991 case study of the litigious effects of fissures in Temecula.
"Total costs will ultimately exceed at least tenfold the value of the structures allegedly damaged by the fissures," the study states.
Riverside County initially instituted a total ban on building permits and then passed an ordinance requiring structural and geotechnical evaluations and prohibiting new buildings from being built on fissured land. Real estate agents scrambled to reassure buyers and keep escrow closings from failing.
Wells, which contribute to the land subsidence that can cause fissures by removing groundwater, were promptly shut down. Developers were forced to buy back several newly constructed houses, move others that were astride fissures, pay for extensive geotechnical surveys and excavate a fissure that had been filled with dirt to determine its true path.
Some residents left the area in fear of the fissures; others experienced emotional problems from the anxiety of finding they lived on or near giant cracks that could extend hundreds of feet underground. Some said they had difficulty selling their property, and there were reports that real estate brokers were shunning the area and home values were falling, the case study states.
Litigation over fissures in Arizona is bound to happen, just like it did in California, said Herb Schumann, a hydrologist and Tempe-based consultant.
"California got into a lot of problems with this before Arizona did," he said. "It is an ongoing battle out there in certain areas."
Schumann said he wouldn't be surprised if a lawsuit was filed over fissures in an area near Queen Creek.
"Look, this is a hazard," he said. "It's going to bite you if you don't know that it's there; it's like a snake. Someday, it's going to bite somebody, and it'll bite them hard enough that they'll want to sue."
Fissures can stay hidden because they form from the bottom up as basin land slowly sinks when groundwater is pumped out of underground aquifers. The cracks are usually just a few inches wide, and most often form where basin meets bedrock or mountains.
Since the Valley has subsided 100 to 500 feet since 1900, there are probably fissures that deep, said Ray Harris, a research geologist with the Tucson-based Arizona Geological Survey. But the cracks usually only catch people's attention after a big rainstorm or runoff when water floods the crack at the surface and erodes it into a giant, seemingly bottomless chasm.
This happened in an unincorporated area near Queen Creek last August. Monsoon rains opened part of a Y-shaped fissure that has existed there since at least the 1960s. An Arizona Department of Real Estate investigation into properties affected by that fissure is ongoing, and the danger is still there.
"It can still open up years after subsidence has stopped," Harris said.
Subsidence has slowed in Queen Creek, but groundwater pumping is ongoing, and the Phoenix area pumps out 250,000 acre feet more than is replenished each year on average, according to the Arizona Department of Water Resources. There are plans to remedy that deficit, but not fully until at least 2025 and the ongoing drought will make reaching that goal difficult, department officials said. Meanwhile, the Valley keeps sinking.
And this year's monsoon could bring more rain than last year's, according to the National Weather Service, so the Y-crack or other fissures in the area may surface spectacularly again.
Schumann said it's best for municipalities to be prepared.
"Some of the cities, they don't want to admit that they have this problem," he said. "As far as Queen Creek is concerned, it would be very smart to consider some zoning."
Queen Creek recently took a step toward dealing with earth fissures as it made its largest foray into planning for development in Pinal County. The town commissioned a $75,000 study for a San Tan Foothills Area Plan in December, covering a 10-square-mile swath of land south of Hunt Highway. A big part of the study will involve determining how the town might develop around fissures.
There could be a lot of cracks to look out for. Compared to Maricopa County, Pinal County has about 20 times the number of earth fissures — appearing on a map as if someone crunched up spaghetti noodles and scattered the pieces over the county, Harris said.
Builders expecting to develop in Pinal County are going to have to deal with those cracks.
Doug Adcox, owner of San Tan Homes, already knows about that process. He's been working with Queen Creek to build a small subdivision of semicustom homes on 15 acres southeast of the intersection of Hunt Highway and Sossaman Road — a project some residents have called unsafe. One leg of the Y-shaped fissure extends on to the land proposed for the homes.
Adcox said the company knew about the fissure before it requested geotechnical surveys of the land. More studies are now being done because a town expert disagreed with an initial evaluation, he said. The proposed subdivision is within Queen Creek's boundaries, so the company must seek approvals from the town.
Adcox said the studies could help determine how the development could be constructed around the fissure.
"We just want to make sure we get the straight story," he said. "All I know is that there is an issue, and we're going to deal with it."
Experts said the first step in dealing with fissure issues is knowing where the cracks are.
"If you do know it's there, and you know what it's like, you can engineer for it and protect yourself," Schumann said. "It's not pleasant and it's not cheap, but you can live with it. If you're building a house down there, you're going to spend a quarter- to half-million dollars — a few thousand dollars for a geotechnical study is not that much."
Installing post-tensioned (reinforced) concrete slabs on a foundation and provisions to protect utility lines may seem expensive — at $10,000 to $20,000 to protect a new home against fissures — but it's due diligence, Schumann said. Just telling people to build elsewhere is not a permanent solution.
"You can't save them from themselves much of the time, but they deserve to be warned. Just saying, 'No, go away, don't do this,' is not a solution," he said. "If Arizona keeps growing like this, there's not much land left to go to."
As development encroaches on fissures, experts such as Schumann are often asked how close they would put a house to a fissure. It's a difficult question to answer, he said.
"I've heard all kinds of numbers; one of the ones that seems to come up rather frequently is 50 feet," Schumann said. "In my opinion, that's a bare minimum; I'd be more comfortable with 100. And for God's sakes, don't build on top of it."
People have been able to build homes on top of fissures in Arizona, and then sell them to unsuspecting buyers for a couple of reasons. One: Arizona law doesn't require geotechnical studies on land that's split into five or fewer lots for homes. And two: State funding for accurate mapping of the fissures has been near nonexistent.
"They turned us down for funding to do fissure-mapping a year ago," said Harris, the Arizona Geological Survey research geologist. "We'd be halfway done with this whole thing by now. Then, in August, suddenly there's a big whoop-dee-doo."
The state failed to fund an Arizona Geological Survey budget request for a full-time position to update the fissure maps in early 2005, Harris said. That was before the Y-crack near Queen Creek opened up — the "big whoop-deedoo." The newest map of that fissure was completed in 1994, via the fairly primitive method of eyeballing the crack on an aerial photo and then duplicating it on drafting paper.
Nobody really cared that the maps were old and inherently a bit inaccurate, Harris said, because nobody had been affected by the fissures for years.
"There's blame to go around on just about every level," he said. "Nobody picked up the ball."
Because "nobody picked up the ball" and required more stringent disclosure laws or more recent fissure mapping, homeowners such as Joan Etzenhouser can be left picking up the pieces.
Etzenhouser learned last fall that she has an earth fissure under her home near the intersection of Sun Dance Drive and Wagon Wheel Road in Pinal County. Two more fissures are on land she owns surrounding her house. The geologic hazards, which barely show at the surface as odd, little holes in her yard, were never disclosed to Etzenhouser when she bought the home about two years ago.
"Some of the cracks are spreading on their own, even without water," she said. "There isn't a whole lot I can do about it, besides hope it doesn't rain too much."
Etzenhouser is looking into filing a claim with the Arizona Department of Real Estate and talking to an attorney. She's asked Pinal County, which issued a building permit for her home in 2001, for $1,500 to have a thorough, geotechnical evaluation done on her property, but hasn't heard back.
"It's just going to keep happening, the more people use water," Etzenhouser said. "I just happen to be in a place that I didn't bargain for. I could never sell it, and I don't want a rental."
Potential buyers fearful of ending up like Etzenhouser have been keeping Harris busy this year.
"There are days when all I do is return e-mails and answer phone calls (about earth fissures)," he said, holding up a stack of multicolored messages three inches thick from the past five months.
To help illustrate the potential catastrophic effects of fissures, Harris has a PowerPoint presentation that he uses for the "oohaah factor," he said. The slides show undeveloped land with earth fissures on it, and then, with a click of the mouse, the fissure seems to have disappeared and homes are built near, even on top, of its path. It's all development that's happened within the last decade.
"It's scary," Harris said. "There's places where it's going to be essentially impossible to map these because they've been developed. And on agricultural land, you have to get just the right year of aerial photo. Even if there were fissures, you'd never be able to see them."
Though out of sight, and, for most, out of mind, the fissures are there, and some are growing. At Baseline and Meridian roads, a fissure cuts diagonally underneath the intersection. It's an area of active subsidence, and the fissure has grown about a quarter-mile on its south end, just in the last few years, Harris said.
"We're not a regulatory agency, so we can't tell people not to build on earth fissures," he said. "We can tell them where they are."
But sometimes people just don't want to know or don't care about hidden geologic hazards.
"California did the same thing in the 1970s with earthquake faults," Harris said. "That took 30 or 40 years of people ignoring the problem. What it takes is usually 20 to 40 years of people's houses being ruined. And finally enough government agencies come together to do something about it. That's what's happening with earth fissures right now."
Harris predicts that, with the continuing drought, Arizonans will have another hazard to contend with soon enough. Giant dessication cracks are supersized mud cracks, like those that form when a puddle or a riverbed dries up. Dessication cracks as long as earth fissures, but not nearly as deep, are forming in Arizona as the clay soil shrinks and dries in a yearslong drought.
"Giant dessication cracks are going to be as bad as earth fissures," Harris said. "They haven't made the news yet, but they will."
Queen Creek resident Silvia Centoz said she knew earth fissures were going to make the news again about eight months before it happened.
On New Year's Eve in 2004, Centoz was driving west on San Tan Boulevard, east of Sossaman Road, when her truck bottomed out on the fifth dip in the road. Dips in the road large enough to damage the axles of cars aren't unusual on county roads near the town, but that dip wasn't normally that way, Centoz said.
She had been told by a longtime resident that when vehicles begin bottoming out at that spot in the road, it means the land is shifting and it's only a matter of time before the earth fissure that appears on geologic maps as an upside-down "Y" splits open again.
Eight months later, after a heavy August monsoon rain, homeowners at 195th Street and Happy Road — an intersection near the stem of the Y-crack — found themselves staring deep into a 15-foot-wide crack.
Centoz knows about earth fissures because she's been living near them and talking to geologists and hydrologists about them, for more than 20 years.
For much of that time, she's been trying to warn people, municipalities and developers about them. She's not afraid to talk tough with developers about the dangers of building on a fissure.
"I was always told they'd find me in a fissure crack dead someday," she said.
Centoz may use a more intuitive approach to predict when fissures will open, but she's certain about one thing: They will open.
Near the intersection of Sossaman Road and Hunt Highway, she can point out a fissure that opened in 1962 and was filled with 17 40-cubic-yard containers of bedrock. When the fissure reopened 10 years later, the bedrock was nowhere to be found.
"We would take a flashlight and shine it down there and throw rocks and you couldn't hear them land," she said.
Today, homes sit perilously close to that once-bottomless crack. It looks like a wash, but a good rain would reveal its true nature.
"These are brand new homes," Centoz said, surveying a burgeoning development and the path of the fissure. "This is only the start of what will occur."
Because growth has relatively just begun in Pinal County, there is still time to prevent and mitigate the effects of earth fissures, experts said.
"Pinal County, there's still a chance of doing some good," Harris said.
"Maricopa County's kind of a lost cause right now. But Pinal and Cochise are full of fissures. There's still an opportunity to warn people."
With areas that are experiencing explosive growth, the danger is "if they explode in the wrong areas before we get these fissures mapped," Harris said.
Two bills introduced in the Legislature this year could help the maps keep pace with growth.
A House bill would require regularly updated, digital mapping of earth fissures utilizing global positioning technology. Harris said such maps would be much more accurate than the current ones, but would take up to two years to complete.
A Senate bill would mandate increased disclosure of earth fissures by property owners selling five or fewer lots.
But the bills still have to pass, and an appropriation of hundreds of thousands of dollars is needed for the mapping.
So, in the meantime, Harris spends a lot of his time warning people that fissures may not be a big problem today, "but when more people move out there, it's going to be."
And it's happening. People are moving "out there," more everyday. People who could take a lesson from what happened to a little exurb in the desert, about two decades ago, in California.
"The Temecula area fissure litigation points out that urbanization, especially in geologically sensitive locations, will continue to cause increasing friction between developers, federal, state and local regulatory authorities, utility concerns, and private business and residential interests," the case study concludes. "Cooperation at the earliest stages of development planning is therefore crucial to prevent disruption or injury to the environment, to property, and to the health and safety of individuals, and to minimize related litigation."


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I loved it so much that I bought the huge 6.7 oz pro size bottle from eBay. It stays well, light to medium coverage. I do set it with Bare Minerals mineral veil powder and it looks absolutely flawless, like it's your real skin. It stays for about 5 hours then I do need to blot a little here and there. Overall it's a 10 to 12 hour stay on me for a combo skin. I am acne prone and even after a year of use it has yet to break me out. It's definitely my HG!
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This is my HG foundation! I've been using it for over 4 weeks now and it's absolutely fab. It's got great coverage without looking heavy, it lasts all day and a small amount is enough for my face which means that after 4 weeks the bottle is still not empty. Also, I've got v e r y sensitive skin and most foundations make my skin break out horribly after 3 days (wheals) but with Double Wear light nothing of that sort happened. I'd recommend this to anyone with sensitive skin who is looking for a high end foundation that is economic in use!
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My HG foundation. Was previously using MAC studio fix fluid happily and switched to this just for a change. It gives me the 'cant believe this is my skin' feeling everytime I look in the mirror feeling I hadnt achieved with the MAC. No the coverage isnt buildable but thats what the original double wear is for. Sometimes I do notice my skin feeling a bit dry due to the powder finish but I attribute this mostly to my winter skin. Will try a hydrating primer underneath next :)
This review might be a bit premature but I will update once I've used it for a few weeks.
Anyhow, I just bought this foundation a day ago and it is perfection. If you have trouble with foundations lasting on your skin through a long day, and hate touching up, then this is made for you. The coverage is adjustable, I like things fairly light adn natural and that can be acheived with this foundatiojn. I only apply it where I need it and blend out the oblivion where I don't! I used a flat paddle brush too apply it and will experiment with other things but the classic foundation brush did work very well for me. I have oil-/combination skin and I've tried a host of foundations (l'oreal true blend, MUFE HD, MUFE face and body, becca ultimate complexion, NARS sheer glow to name a few) and nothing lasts on my like this does. The fact that I don't have to touch up _and_ my skin looks natural is a huge win. Love it! Hope I keep loving it. :D
PROS: flexible coverage, VERY long lasting, semi-matte/natural finish, fuss free, great for oily, combo, and normal skin (not sure about dry skin though), slightly cheaper than most high end founations.
CONS: none. I guess I might need to mix colours but I always have to so it's not a big deal.
It's breaking me out, my skin hates long lasting anything I guess. This really saddens me because it does look absolutely gorgeous and lasts all freaking day! I do still highly recommend it but if your skin is prone to clogging with heavy products then get a sample and test this out for a week before you commit. Hopefully you'll be luckier than me!
(I didn't take any lippies off, I still think this stuff is out of the world, my skin is just finicky.)
Love this foundation. It covers really well (and i suffered with acne for years) and paired with the mac pro longwear concealer nothing on my face ever budges. I have long busy days, and once this foundation lasted on me from 9 am in the morning to 11pm, and I was drenched in rain walking to university, waitressing, and working my other job all day. Even after the rain it looked the same its amazing! I use an ecotools buffing brush to apply this foundation and have no issues with application, takes about 3 to 4 minutes. I have tried a lot of long wear foundations to match my busy schedule (including revlon colorstay) but I find this is the only one that doesn't feel like a stain on my skin, yet its not heavy enough to be a nuisance. I would definitely buy this again!
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This is amazing, a good foundation BUT it takes a lot of time for it to be blended beautifully. I like to blend it to oblivion to give me that porcelain look but still natural. It takes me about 20 minutes, it dries quickly so better work fast. It's a powder finish, and does stays put throughout the day. My only issue with this product is that you have to choose the right brush for it to be blended well, takes a lot of time ( A LOT), and makes the pores visible on my nose if I don't buff it for a good 10 minutes.
The funny thing about this foundation is it grows on you. After using this foundation, I do find myself coming back to this one. HOWEVER, whilst this foundation has many great points, there are a few things that I dislike about it which is enough to make me want to change to a different foundation.
-Looks natural: Granted, this is one of the best things about this foundation. It looks like your own skin and doesn't cake.
-Colour match: This will depend on what your skin tone is but for me, I love the colour. I wear it in 0.5 and although I wish there was a shade slightly more warm-toned to suit my Asian skin, this suits my colour better than any foundation.
-Oil Control: This does have better oil control than a lot of my other foundations, however its oil control does not trump Revlon Colorstay's (old formula)
-Packaging: squeezy-bottle where product is dispensed from a nozzle- I like it because it reduces contamination
Ok so why would I want to change to a different foundation you might ask?
Not build-able coverage: I have acne-prone skin and when I try to build up coverage in certain areas, you just can't. Same problem with covering redness.
The existing layer of foundation on the skin gets wiped away by my beautyblender (this doesn't happen with other foundations) and because this foundation stays put, these horrible patchy areas stay that way and you can't build foundation on top.It ruins an entire face of makeup. Also, concealer doesn't sit well on top of this foundation. So basically, if I want to build up coverage, this product does NOT work for me.
Doesn't cover pores: especially in my nose area, I find this the trickiest place to apply this foundation. The pores really show through.
Time-consuming: because of the coverage issue, this product takes me so long (TOO long) to apply. I have to be extremely careful when using this to ensure I apply it correctly. This is the key reason stopping me from repurchasing because it takes me at least 30 mins to apply. It's a shame because when applied well, this product does look good on the face.
Expensive: you really don't get a lot of product for what you pay for
Oil Control- like I said before, the oil control is good compared to other foundations. However, I don't like to touch up and at the end of the day I find this product slides around my nose area and where my glasses sit on my nose. I apply it at 9am and by 6.30 p.m I want to wash the foundation off my face.
Breakouts: I cannot say for sure if this is the cause of my breakouts but I do notice my skin becomes less clear after using this, so acne-prone people please be careful.
Love this foundation! Though it took me a while to realize this :). I was wearing Chanel Vitalumiere for a couple of years. At first I thought the Chanel was great because I had slightly dry skin in the winter months. However, I started to develop surface acne on a regular basis. I tried a sample of Double Wear Light in the winter but for some reason, went back to the Chanel. Anyway, in total, it took me about 2 years of using this Chanel foundation to realize it was part of my skin problem. I was coming home from work at night with an oily messy face. Every night I had new breakouts. About a month ago I decided to pull out the Double Wear Light sample again and this time I realized how awesome it is! I used the rest of the sample for a week, with no new breakouts. I decided to purchase a bottle. It has been a month and my breakouts have stopped, I do not come home with an oily mess on my face, my make-up stays put all day, and my skin looks so much better. The Chanel vitalumiere was exentuating my flaws whereas the Double Wear Light does a perfect job of hiding my flaws, while not looking at all unnatural or cakey. I wear Intensity 3 which is a perfect colour match for my medium, olivey complexion. Love love love this foundation!!! I am so happy I made the switch and that my skin is finally clear again. The only downside to this foundation: you have to work it into your skin quickly as it dries fast and also when it is difficult to wash off at night. Overall, highly recommend this for acne-prone, oily or combo skin and for those who want decent coverage without a cakey look.
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Being super oily, so far this is my favourite foundation.
I used to wear DW or Revlon Colourstay but they were just too thick and DW was way too hard to spread out for me without getting overlaps/patches, even with moisturiser applied underneath.
This is basically the same as DW in my opinion, however its less thick and dries a bit slower.
You should NEVER buy this if you have dry skin, or a lot of skin flakes, as it is a drying foundation.
If you apply it wrong without moisturiser underneath you will also most likely get a dry powdery look (like the woman in the pictures) but done right it looks amazing and last for ages. (I wore this an entire day to an amusement park in hot humid weather) and it looked great even after 9 hours.
Also since it dries its crucial you get it in the exact colour of your skin otherwise it will be noticeable so get a sample and let a patch dry on your skin before buying.
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