Beauty

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Generous StriVectin Sample at Sephora

October 4, 2008 · Leave a Comment

If you have ever wanted to give StriVectin-SD a try, you may want to place a Sephora order – right now they have a .35 ounce sample available as one of the three samples you can choose with any order. That’s roughly an $8 value – and enough to be able to use generously for a few days to see if you like it.

Sephora Free Shipping Code for orders of $25 or more

September 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment

Sephora has a new coupon code for free shipping. Enter Sephora promotion code COMEBACK to receive free standard shipping on your online order of $25 or more. Cannot be used in conjunction with other promotion codes. Offer valid through October 4, 2008 at 11:59 p.m. PST/PDT.

Remember they have some new brands too – Kevin Aucoin and YSL being amongst them (yes, that means they have YSL Touche Eclat….).

Check your October Allure for a $10 off coupon good on any Patricia Wexler Purchase

September 21, 2008 · Leave a Comment

Speaking of Bath and Body Works, check the October issue of Allure magazine for a coupon for $10 off any Patricia Wexler M.D. Dermatology purchase at Bath and Body Works (in store only).

Ah, comfy socks, Fekkai, good skin care lines with $10 off coupons, what doesn’t Bath and Body Works have? 🙂

Liptini Match for Shoe Saturday’s Prada Ruffle Sandal

September 21, 2008 · Leave a Comment

Obviously your outfit will dictate the color of your lipstick than the shoe in the case of the Prada Ruffle Sandals, but no matter what base color you use, add Liptini Topper Gloss in Blue Flame as a finishing touch. It’s subtle opal-blue warmth instantly transforms you into the 1940’s movie heroine who would have a closet full of those heels.

I don’t know why it works, but it does – how to minimize skin imperfections with a light layer of powder

September 19, 2008 · Leave a Comment

From the files of “try it before you dismiss the idea”: Before you put on your base, add a super light layer of face powder, and you skin will appear flawless and glowing. I was skeptical when I first heard this tip a couple of weeks ago, but it works great. The trick is putting on the lightest coat possible – it’s not a matter of the more the better in this case.

I got really good results using this trick with La Mer Powder (I use Translucent) and T. LeClerc Translucide Pressed Powder – both of which have light-diffusing properties to start with, which adds and extra dose of skin-perfecting power.

Who knew, huh? 🙂