has a super thin retractible pencil in a universally flattering shade of dark brown. You use it with feather-thin strokes to fill in any sparse spots, then flip it over and use the spooly wand to brush the brow and even it out. This blends the product with your brow and gives it a much softer look. at your local Dior counter or Amazon.com for about $24.
: This spray was created for those who don’t have a lot of time on their hands to style their hair. Using Voluforme reduces both the temperature and timeof drying your hair, thus avoiding damage or dehydrate to the hair because of over heating.
Daytime Nourishing and Styling Cream for Dry Hair: The cream repairs damage caused by perms, straightening, tinting, sun exposure or blow-drying. It also gives shine and makes styling easier, keeping the hair light.
Welcome to the first installment of The Glamarazzi! Check out this weeks links and look out next week for an even bigger list. And if you'd like to be a part of it check out the details here.
The Body Shop is amazing, isn't it? When I'm strolling through the "big mall," as we call MacArthur Center around these parts, you can always smell The Body Shop before you get anywhere near it. I always have to stop in and see what they are burning in their fancy oil burners and perhaps take a few home to add to my ginormous collection.
Lucky us, they have released three new collections just in time for the holiday. There isn't one that I would turn away. Then again, I'm not sure The Body Shop has ever released anything that I didn't at the very least appreciate.
After a casual poll of friends and colleagues, I recently ascertained some important information: People HATE gift guides, universally. I was, in point of fact, unable to find one single person who liked them, is prompted to shop by them, looked at them or even lined the cat’s litter box with them.Well said. I don't like them either, so I'm not doing one this year. I'm just going to keep posting as I usually do, and I'll do an end-of-year wrap-up towards the end of December.
That L'Oreal's Elnett hairspray is now available nationwide at mass retailers, not just Target.
I don't know why they didn't send out over the radio - maybe with the emergency broadcast service, or something. This is important!
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Oh, Santa dear, I've been pretty good this year. I would love to find this in my stocking:
So, you have the perfect blow out already, and you want to hang on to it for a few days. You're savvy enough to know that washing your hair every day isn't good for it, but how do you keep it looking good? I turned to the experts: other bloggers and beauty mavens on Twitter, and here are a few tips for you:
Avoid beauty products with exfoliating ingredients three days prior to waxing. Sensitive skin? A week is better. And always do a small test strip to make sure you don't get an allergic reaction.
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