Beauty products you can't live without...

[Caladan 19]

What's sugar wax?

[jordanianprincess 0]

What's sugar wax?

Its home made body wax made from sugar, water, and lemon.

[Heartland 0]

I love Avada products. I use the clove shampoo and conditioner for brown hair. I ADORE the becurly styling cream, stops my hair from frizzing.

I also buy the silk therapy oil. It contains silk which has 17 of the 19 amino acids found in hair. I mix that with Ion Deep conditioner pack and with Silk therapy's fruit cocktail. Microwave a few seconds to get it warm, apply to damp hair and cover with a plastic cover. If you have a sit under dryer go under for 1/2 hour if not... put a towel over the whole thing and aim your blow dryer under the towel. it traps the heat... WAIT FOR IT TO COOL... then rinse.

If you rinse with cooler water, it closes the cuticle of the hair shaft and makes your hair shinier.

I use to use Avon's brown sugar scrub. We don't have an Avon person anymore...

All Clinique makeup...Im allergic to most otherwise

Wendy

[Thingee 0]

Surgiwax

Neutrogena hand cream...my hands and feet get horribly dry during the winter.

A question for those ladies with curly hair? My youngest daughter(4) has ringlet curls that frizz horribly pretty much year round. I don't think she'd tolerate the rub/braid/sleep method mentioned before. She in general doesn't tolerate goopy stuff in her hair..it's a fight to get shampoo and conditioner on! I should mention her hair is fairly thin, and that we've tried "frizz-ease" with pretty poor looking results. Her hair is just past her shoulders at this point(would be longer, but her father took it into his head she'd look cute with a 'bob' ) and is most often tied back in a variety of ways to keep it out of her face, and defeat the frizzies.

[Jenn! 918]

I can't live without Cover Girl perfect point eyeliner. I've tried all different kinds, expensive and not, and I can't beat it!

[TracyTN 237]

Ooh Jenn, I second that!

Its the only beauty product in my makeup bag that isn't Arbonne!

[ajames79 0]

I can't live without my Clinique glossware lip gloss! I love the stuff. I normally get it on duty free when I fly because I can get purse size of five colors. It looks lovely on and it doesn't dry out my lips like lipsticks do.

I have very sensitive skin...I've done the Bare minerals and I like it, but honestly the best for my skin is Clinique.

I also can't live without my oil of olay day wear SPF 15 moisturizer. It is the only thing I've been able to stick with for a while!

I LOVE burts bee's chap stick. It is made in North Carolina too!

[Bosco 1]

I can't live without Cover Girl perfect point eyeliner. I've tried all different kinds, expensive and not, and I can't beat it!

I love it too

[Lizzy 0]

Ponds day/night cream.

Botanicals eye cream

Max factor make up

Anais Anais

Johnson and Johnson baby wash

Q Tips

[Tim and Bethanie 1]

No one better try and take any of my Arbonne products away from me. That includes not only the skin care, but the makeup too.

Arbonne is some good stuff. Love the skin care.

[Tim and Bethanie 1]

Surgiwax

Neutrogena hand cream...my hands and feet get horribly dry during the winter.

A question for those ladies with curly hair? My youngest daughter(4) has ringlet curls that frizz horribly pretty much year round. I don't think she'd tolerate the rub/braid/sleep method mentioned before. She in general doesn't tolerate goopy stuff in her hair..it's a fight to get shampoo and conditioner on! I should mention her hair is fairly thin, and that we've tried "frizz-ease" with pretty poor looking results. Her hair is just past her shoulders at this point(would be longer, but her father took it into his head she'd look cute with a 'bob' ) and is most often tied back in a variety of ways to keep it out of her face, and defeat the frizzies.

Go check out curly girl. I am still doing the no poo thing, and have been for about 5 months. I do have less frizzies and more curl. I have been using Kiss My Face, and Giovanni products I get at a natural food store, they help a lot.

[Caladan 19]

Surgiwax

Neutrogena hand cream...my hands and feet get horribly dry during the winter.

A question for those ladies with curly hair? My youngest daughter(4) has ringlet curls that frizz horribly pretty much year round. I don't think she'd tolerate the rub/braid/sleep method mentioned before. She in general doesn't tolerate goopy stuff in her hair..it's a fight to get shampoo and conditioner on! I should mention her hair is fairly thin, and that we've tried "frizz-ease" with pretty poor looking results. Her hair is just past her shoulders at this point(would be longer, but her father took it into his head she'd look cute with a 'bob' ) and is most often tied back in a variety of ways to keep it out of her face, and defeat the frizzies.

If she's four, the frizz probably looks adorable.

Four's a little young for a high-maintenance beauty routine, so I'd recommend shampooing every other day (or going no-poo like in the curlygirl link, but while that's easy, it's really geared towards teens and adults) so her hair isn't totally stripped of natural oils. Comb it only when it's wet.

Then, hmm. If she's the sit-still type.. Divide it into small sections and twist each section into a ringlet shape. Let it airdry. No hair dryer! Fluff it with her fingers. If not the sit-still type... scrunch it with your hands and let it air-dry.

And tell her she's beautiful.. My mother hated dealing with my hair and I honestly had a complex about having ringlets until I was 22.

[Savanphil 3]

Natural Shea butter for my face ( no brand )

eyeshadow (Covergirl or Avon)

lip gloss ( Burt's Bees Wax ) followed by any cheapie to add a little color

Edited January 18, 2007 by Savanphil

[TracyTN 237]

No one better try and take any of my Arbonne products away from me. That includes not only the skin care, but the makeup too.

Arbonne is some good stuff. Love the skin care.

Glad to hear that you like it, too!

[Tim and Bethanie 1]

No one better try and take any of my Arbonne products away from me. That includes not only the skin care, but the makeup too.

Arbonne is some good stuff. Love the skin care.

Glad to hear that you like it, too!

Actually sold it for awhile back about hmmmm six or seven years ago. There were very few consultants in the area. My mother does it just to get the discount for herself and lil ol' me.