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The Pure Scent-Sation Hair Remover for the Face & Body ($8 for face, $10 for body) is truly unlike any other because it’s odor free. Why didn’t anyone think of this before? And the fact that is works in as little as three minutes, is just an added bonus. It’s infused with Vitamin A, Aloe, and Chamomile, which leaves your skin feeling super smooth and moisturized. And, hey, the more you use it, the thinner your hair grows back.
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And just when you thought Sally Hansen couldn’t get any better in the nail polish category, they’ve come up with some amazing new collections. The Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure ($6.99) features a wider and thicker brush to give you lots more coverage and a “salon quality manicure”. The formula combines all five steps of your manicure including base coat, growth treatment, strengthener, color, and top coat-all in one! Available in a whopping 42 shades, my new favorite is definitely Commander in Chic.
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The Insta-Dri Fast Dry Nail Color ($4.95) promises to dry in 60 seconds flat. And with just one coat, it glides on beautifully and truly lives up to its name.
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When I saw the Sally Hansen rep demonstrate the new Insta-Smooth Pods Crème Hair Remover for the Face, I must admit that I was a little bewildered.
latimes.com BEAUTY Weird ingredients in hair products Do beer, hemp and placenta really help hair? We ask two cosmetic chemists. By Alene Dawson October 25, 2009 When it comes to beauty products, sometimes ignorance is bliss. Snake venom, bird droppings, snail serum, cow dung and whale vomit are but a few...
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then some products in the drugstore are downright sycophantic. Alongside best-selling lotions, shampoos, and scrubs sit eerily similar lotions, shampoos, and scrubs. They're often packaged in bottles that resemble their neighbors in shape, name, and claims --...
// // Beauty Stats Monday, February 9, 2009 at 2:44 PM | posted by Elaine D'Farley As I've mentioned we've been working on our 2009 Healthy Beauty Awards which are predicated on the idea that you know what's best when you see it, use it,...
Info Site Beautystat.com Launches by Andrea Nagel Posted Friday January 23, 2009 From WWD Issue 01/23/2008 Photo By Courtesy Photo Ron Robinson, a 20-year research and development executive for some of beauty’s leading firms — the Estée Lauder Cos. Inc., Avon Products Inc. and Revlon Inc., to name a few —...
