My Safe Skincare During Pregnancy Segment on Denver’s Everyday Show

M.A.C Paint Pot

Whether you spend 2 minutes or 20 minutes on your daily makeup routine, you can probably benefit from M.A.C Paint Pots. Swipe a little on your lids with your fingers for some quick, long lasting color, or use it as a primer to create a canvas for shadow that doesn’t crease. All of the colors are soft and tame (especially for M.A.C) and the amount given is gen… Read More…

My Shellac Manicure Day 16

Since I didn’t get a pic on day 14, here’s what it looked like on day 16.

The good news: the color didn’t chip which I expected, but what I didn’t expect is for the color and shine to stay as brilliant as the day it was applied. I wash my hands a lot with the baby and especially when I work so a typical mani usually lasts only a few days, She… Read More…

Jane Iredale Sugar&Butter

Jane Iredale is truly a pioneer in the mineral make up industry. As the first company to supply the aesthetics industry with a full line of good-for-your-skin make up, she has the experience and knowledge to release some great stand out products among them being Sugar&Butter. It’s a double sided lip treatment with one side containing a mixture of … Read More…

Origins Multi-Grain Makeup

Somewhere between liquid foundations and mineral ones you’ll find Multi-Grain Makeup, a new twist on foundations from Origins. Soy, oatmeal, rice flour, goji berries, and vitamins all play a role in creating this fine powder that disguises redness and offers as much (or as little) coverage as you need with visible skin benefits.

The finish doesn&… Read More…

How to Do an At-Home Facial

I’m a big fan of the at-home facial, and now that more and more masks use advanced ingredients that rival what estheticians use, it’s easy to have professional-grade glowy skin in about 30 minutes at home for a fraction of the cost. Here’s what I use for my own at-home facial routine.

I always start my facials with an enzyme especially if I… Read More…

Here’s a look at my segment from this morning’s Everyday show where I brought my person arsenal for keeping skin looking great during pregnancy. Don’t mind the microphone pack in my back pocket, I thought I was going to be on the other side…

Here’s a list of what I brought along with pricing and links out to the products:

For stretch mark prevention and to soothe dry, itchy skin:

Coconut Oil
One Love Organics Skin Savior $68

For acne and oily skin:

Glytone Cleansers $30

Obagi Exfoderm Forte $58

For melasma, acne scarring, and discolorations:

Ole Henriksen Sheer Transformation $45

For wrinkles and fine lines:

Trilogy Organic Rosehip Oil $44

Everything I brought were products I use daily and love (you can tell by the Ole which had finger dips in it) so it’s a great lineup even if you’re not pregnant but just looking for safer, chemical-free alternatives.

Again, see the segment HERE

M.A.C Paint Pot

My Shellac Manicure Day 16

Jane Iredale Sugar&Butter

Origins Multi-Grain Makeup

How to Do an At-Home Facial

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