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Applying Eye Shadows with La Femme

When it rains it pours, while I had my camera out filming my contouring vid, I thought I’d show an application using La Femme shadows since I always get a bunch of emails about La Femme whenever I review it. The main question is if it’s as good as I say it is since they’re only a few bucks. Yes, they are.

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Brows with Carla Gray

Carla Gray has established herself as the leader when it comes to brow shaping in Colorado, she has a gift of knowing exactly what shape of brow flatters your face, and educates you on how to maintain them at home. Not only are her prices really reasonable ($35 for first time, $25 for maintenance), but she is also one of the nicest people I’ve ever met. I ask… Read More…

Sidney’s Pigeon Jumps

My mother-in-law travels often, and when she does we get to watch her Jack Russell, Sidney. I affectionately refer to her as a ‘love pig’ because she’ll drop to the floor and expose her belly for a rub any time she senses you might be the least bit interested in a love session. Belly rubs have taken a back seat lately to her new love: Pigeon Jupi… Read More…

Alima Pure Let Them Eat Cake Collection

If you’re named after something it’s called a namesake, but if you’re named after a cake would it then be a cakesake? Namecake? Anyway…These 4 totally adorable shadows from Alima Pure’s Let Them Eat Cake collection are the ‘cakesakes’ of the yummy desserts they resemble. I like Alima Pure’s shadows &#… Read More…

You Want Me to Put What On My Face??

Snake venom, well actually synthetic snake venom- whatever that amounts to. Facialist to the stars, Sonya Dakar has developed the venom to use exclusively for a facial and in a creme to paralyze the muscles similar to how Botox works without any side effects.

Get the skinny on the venom HERE, and the cream that has stars talking.

Stumble It!

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It’s estimated that about half of us have Keratosis Pilaris (KP), which is the little bumps on the back of the arms. DERMAdoctor’s KP Duty lotion softens, smoothes, and exfoliates the bumps away like nothing I’ve used before.

Look for a huge difference in about a week. The price ($36) might seem steep, but expect one bottle to last 4-6 months since you need just the smallest amount.

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