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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Discount Sally Hansen Natural Beauty by Carmindy Forever Stay Eye Pencil
This eyeliner goes on smoothly, and lasts till you remove it! The colors are very nice, but hard to find Jade and Blue.Excellent eyeliner....soft, full of color and easy to apply and blend. Stays on all day and does not change or diminish its color. Does not flake off onto skin, just love this product!!
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Cheap Surgi-wax Assorted Maple Honey Wax Strips For Face Upper Lip, Chin
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List Price: $20.94
Sale Price: $17.22
Today's Bonus: 18% Off

I have thick course black hair with sensitive skin. It's not easy to find a waxing program that doesn't completely ruin my skin. I do get my face fully waxed once a month at the local spa but I still need something to do touch-ups in-between sessions, especially around my mouth and chin. (EDIT 4/5/11 I no longer get my face waxed by a professional, because I can do a much better, and precise, job with these strips.)
After two weeks I've got embarrassing hair showing-up around my upper and lower lip. Surgi's Maple Honey Strips are so gentle on my face and super easy to use! There's nothing to mix or heat! I'm so happy I've found something I can easily and, most importantly, effectively use between professional sessions.
Make sure your skin is clean and free of any oil. Don't take a hot shower right before using this product otherwise it could irritate your skin.
Vigorously rub the strip between your hands, until they get hot, to get the wax warm, then apply the strip to the face and continue to rub the strip in the direction the hair grows. I usually rub my hands for 30-seconds and then rub it on my face for another 30-seconds.
Make sure the strip is securely attached to the skin and hair. If the strip is moving around that means you have some type of oil on your skin, the strip will not work correctly. I use a 12x mirror to help me see where I'm placing the strip and to help me navigate around my face. I want to verify I'm not going over an area twice.
When I'm ready to rip the strip from my face, I hold the skin extremely taut and pull in the OPPOSITE direction that the hair grows. This step is key! Hold the skin taut in one direction and pull the strip in the other direction, quickly. Also, when you pull the strip off your face, do so by pulling it closer to you rather than lifting up and away. When you pull the strip taut and low, you really get the most effective use of the strip.
Don't be scared, it's not going to hurt (that much). If you're pulling the surface area of your skin taut, you'll experience a lot less pain, especially if you do it in a quick-n-low motion.
Do not reuse strips on new areas. The used strip has dead skin cells and hair on it, gross (just look at a used strip in a magnified mirror). You want to apply a clean strip to the new area so you don't run the risk of embedding bacteria back into your skin.
Try not to re-wax any areas you just waxed. You've just pulled a layer of skin off your face and re-waxing an area over could possibly cause irritation. If you wax correctly the first time you won't have to go over the same area twice. Instead of re-waxing stray hairs just puck them out. They'll come out easier because you've already tried to wax them out. You've loosened the hair, so it will more than likely slide-out easily with good quality tweezers.
I use Neutrogena cleansing towelettes, in the purple night-calming packet because they don't have alcohol, to gently dab up the excess wax / hair off my face. Don't rub the towelette over the freshly waxed area because it could cause irritate to the skin, just gently dab. (EDIT 4/5/11 I now use Garnier's Nutri-Pure Oil-Free Detoxifying Wet Cleansing Towelettes.)
Afterward, to help further calm my face I use a HYDRATING mask to ease any redness. Hey, you've just ripped skin and hair off your face, you're going to get some type of irritation. The hydrating mask, don't use a clay mask because it will draw all the moisture from your face and possibly cause irritation, will rehydrate your skin with needed moisture.
I use Aveda's hydrating mask but you can find hydrating masks at the drugstore. Surgi includes a soothing gel. I like my hydrating mask better, because it's thick and I can feel it repairing the damage to my face. The hydrating mask makes my face feel comfortably warm with a gentle sensation. It has the same effect as aloe. I bet an aloe mask would work just as well.
Also, don't do anything for the rest of the day that's going to make your face sweat. The sweat will cause irritation, and possibly cause a rash or a whitehead outbreak. Don't take a hot shower right before or after you use the strips, that can cause irritation. Also, don't go out and lay in the sun afterward, that could cause irritation as well.
It's really best to wax before bed then your skin has time to recuperate. You want your skin to be in a state of calm before you use the strips. I feel that's when I get the best results. I leave the mask on overnight. The mask is absorbed by your skin so there's only a thin of residue in the morning.
If for some reason you have continued irritation, even after doing every correctly, apply some maximum strength Cortizone-10 to your skin. You can find that over the counter at the drugstore. That has aloe and medication. Why the irritation? Maybe your skin wasn't in a healthy state? If you have sun damage, don't wax. Don't wax pimples or existing rashes. Wax only healthy skin. Otherwise, you'll probably experience a negative reaction to your already damaged skin.
I'm probably much more cautious than most when waxing, but my skin is extremely sensitive. It's taken me a long time to figure out how to effectively remove hair from my face. It's an embarrassing distraction for a woman, to me, to have unattractive dark facial hair. These strips are a godsend to my sensitive skin!
Anyhow, take your time, it's worth it because you'll have a super smooth pretty face for weeks. Half a box will do my whole face, for me each box has two full applications. Happy waxing! :)
List Price: $20.94
Sale Price: $17.22
Today's Bonus: 18% Off
I have thick course black hair with sensitive skin. It's not easy to find a waxing program that doesn't completely ruin my skin. I do get my face fully waxed once a month at the local spa but I still need something to do touch-ups in-between sessions, especially around my mouth and chin. (EDIT 4/5/11 I no longer get my face waxed by a professional, because I can do a much better, and precise, job with these strips.)
After two weeks I've got embarrassing hair showing-up around my upper and lower lip. Surgi's Maple Honey Strips are so gentle on my face and super easy to use! There's nothing to mix or heat! I'm so happy I've found something I can easily and, most importantly, effectively use between professional sessions.
Make sure your skin is clean and free of any oil. Don't take a hot shower right before using this product otherwise it could irritate your skin.
Vigorously rub the strip between your hands, until they get hot, to get the wax warm, then apply the strip to the face and continue to rub the strip in the direction the hair grows. I usually rub my hands for 30-seconds and then rub it on my face for another 30-seconds.
Make sure the strip is securely attached to the skin and hair. If the strip is moving around that means you have some type of oil on your skin, the strip will not work correctly. I use a 12x mirror to help me see where I'm placing the strip and to help me navigate around my face. I want to verify I'm not going over an area twice.
When I'm ready to rip the strip from my face, I hold the skin extremely taut and pull in the OPPOSITE direction that the hair grows. This step is key! Hold the skin taut in one direction and pull the strip in the other direction, quickly. Also, when you pull the strip off your face, do so by pulling it closer to you rather than lifting up and away. When you pull the strip taut and low, you really get the most effective use of the strip.
Don't be scared, it's not going to hurt (that much). If you're pulling the surface area of your skin taut, you'll experience a lot less pain, especially if you do it in a quick-n-low motion.
Do not reuse strips on new areas. The used strip has dead skin cells and hair on it, gross (just look at a used strip in a magnified mirror). You want to apply a clean strip to the new area so you don't run the risk of embedding bacteria back into your skin.
Try not to re-wax any areas you just waxed. You've just pulled a layer of skin off your face and re-waxing an area over could possibly cause irritation. If you wax correctly the first time you won't have to go over the same area twice. Instead of re-waxing stray hairs just puck them out. They'll come out easier because you've already tried to wax them out. You've loosened the hair, so it will more than likely slide-out easily with good quality tweezers.
I use Neutrogena cleansing towelettes, in the purple night-calming packet because they don't have alcohol, to gently dab up the excess wax / hair off my face. Don't rub the towelette over the freshly waxed area because it could cause irritate to the skin, just gently dab. (EDIT 4/5/11 I now use Garnier's Nutri-Pure Oil-Free Detoxifying Wet Cleansing Towelettes.)
Afterward, to help further calm my face I use a HYDRATING mask to ease any redness. Hey, you've just ripped skin and hair off your face, you're going to get some type of irritation. The hydrating mask, don't use a clay mask because it will draw all the moisture from your face and possibly cause irritation, will rehydrate your skin with needed moisture.
I use Aveda's hydrating mask but you can find hydrating masks at the drugstore. Surgi includes a soothing gel. I like my hydrating mask better, because it's thick and I can feel it repairing the damage to my face. The hydrating mask makes my face feel comfortably warm with a gentle sensation. It has the same effect as aloe. I bet an aloe mask would work just as well.
Also, don't do anything for the rest of the day that's going to make your face sweat. The sweat will cause irritation, and possibly cause a rash or a whitehead outbreak. Don't take a hot shower right before or after you use the strips, that can cause irritation. Also, don't go out and lay in the sun afterward, that could cause irritation as well.
It's really best to wax before bed then your skin has time to recuperate. You want your skin to be in a state of calm before you use the strips. I feel that's when I get the best results. I leave the mask on overnight. The mask is absorbed by your skin so there's only a thin of residue in the morning.
If for some reason you have continued irritation, even after doing every correctly, apply some maximum strength Cortizone-10 to your skin. You can find that over the counter at the drugstore. That has aloe and medication. Why the irritation? Maybe your skin wasn't in a healthy state? If you have sun damage, don't wax. Don't wax pimples or existing rashes. Wax only healthy skin. Otherwise, you'll probably experience a negative reaction to your already damaged skin.
I'm probably much more cautious than most when waxing, but my skin is extremely sensitive. It's taken me a long time to figure out how to effectively remove hair from my face. It's an embarrassing distraction for a woman, to me, to have unattractive dark facial hair. These strips are a godsend to my sensitive skin!
Anyhow, take your time, it's worth it because you'll have a super smooth pretty face for weeks. Half a box will do my whole face, for me each box has two full applications. Happy waxing! :)
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I have very sensitive skin and all other hair removal strips that I have used really sting and leave a rash. Not Surgi! I love the results and the ease in using them. No fuss, no muss and very effective. Only brand I use.Best Deals for Surgi-wax Assorted Maple Honey Wax Strips For Face Upper Lip, Chin
For my face, I have previously used regular waxing with strips or hard wax with good results. I decided to try this and see if it would be a bit simpler. I read all the instruction, made sure my skin was clean and got started. Warmed them, applied them, let them sit a minute and then.....yanked. Some hair was removed and some hair was left behind. For me more of the finer hair was removed and the tougher ones stayed put. Also there was a sticky residue left behind. In the end I had to finish up with the tweezers to get all the hair removed. For me this product was a bust.Honest reviews on Surgi-wax Assorted Maple Honey Wax Strips For Face Upper Lip, Chin
These are the best wax strips I have ever used. The material is softer than the ones at the salon. I've tried Parissa wax and although they are okay, they can not compete with Surgi! Surgi takes off the most amount of hair while feeling that your skin is still in tact while you rip off the strip. :)Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Surgi-wax Assorted Maple Honey Wax Strips For Face Upper Lip, Chin
I think I've found a hair removal product that will work for me. These wax strips are very easy to use and inexpensive. They did a great job of removing almost all the hair where applied (very coarse hairs had to be tweezed). There was a little redness afterwards, but that has cleared up and I don't seem (8 hours later) to have any other side effects. This seems like an effective alternative to daily tweezing and very expensive salon waxing. Yay!Thursday, April 10, 2014
Discount Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear, Disco Ball, 0.4 Fluid Ounce
If you like glitter, you will love this this polish. The name disco ball suits it perfectly. It will take you back to the first time you saw the rainbow effect bouncing off of yes, a disco ball, or a bunch of mirrors.
In the bottle it has a look of a silvery white with so much glitter it appears to be made of of that with no actual polish. As you pull the brush out and go to apply it, you'll start to see why it seems that way, it's a bit thick and goopy. The fact that the polish is a thick goop hidden in between all of that glitter doesn't seem to affect it that much, though you will want to take care to be sure you are applying it as smoothly as possible. As with most glitter heavy polishes, the nails that I did the best jobs in painting perfectly lasted the best. The ones that I knew weren't painted maybe as smoothly? They chipped really badly within in a day.
If you use this with more than one coat it can be so vibrant that it could be it's own polish, but as I said it can be so very delicate being so glitter heavy that you would want to use a clear coat to protect it.
A single coat would probably be too transparent to be sufficient as a stand alone polish for most people, but it really has worked best for me when applied as a top coat over other colors (even if just white) and it has lasted much longer that way too.
If it didn't chip so easily on its own, it'd be 5 stars
In the bottle it has a look of a silvery white with so much glitter it appears to be made of of that with no actual polish. As you pull the brush out and go to apply it, you'll start to see why it seems that way, it's a bit thick and goopy. The fact that the polish is a thick goop hidden in between all of that glitter doesn't seem to affect it that much, though you will want to take care to be sure you are applying it as smoothly as possible. As with most glitter heavy polishes, the nails that I did the best jobs in painting perfectly lasted the best. The ones that I knew weren't painted maybe as smoothly? They chipped really badly within in a day.
If you use this with more than one coat it can be so vibrant that it could be it's own polish, but as I said it can be so very delicate being so glitter heavy that you would want to use a clear coat to protect it.
A single coat would probably be too transparent to be sufficient as a stand alone polish for most people, but it really has worked best for me when applied as a top coat over other colors (even if just white) and it has lasted much longer that way too.
If it didn't chip so easily on its own, it'd be 5 stars
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Its not too glittery which I think separates it from kidish like, plus its clear, which I like, goes great with one coat if you want to add a little sparkle.Best Deals for Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Xtreme Wear, Disco Ball, 0.4 Fluid Ounce
exactly what u expect! but at target this is only $2.50, so it depends what u want to do, buy it on here more expensive or buy cheaper and drive to targetMonday, March 31, 2014
Sally Hansen Beauty Tools, Safe Snip-safety Tip Scissors, 2 Ea Reviews
My husband has fussed for years about the inadequacy of tools to trim his nose hair. We looked on Amazon, and found these scissors. He has been raving about them every time he uses them. He says he expects to be "Poked: or cut every time, and he isn't. He would give it six stars
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Discount Sally Hansen Hard As Nails Xtreme Wear Bonus Pack
My daughter is going through nail polish like... well, can't think of gracious comparison, but let's just say she's 10 and been going through a great number of colors and brands.
What I discovered is that, in general, Sally Hansen is not as good as I remember from when I was a teen. In fact, I think it's safe to say that I REALLY dislike the Hansen brand. BUT, then comes "Black Out".
We didn't get this particular package offered on Amazon with the clear, but I must say that the Black Out shade is long lasting and chip resistant. It also goes on smoothly although it is rather thick. It dries shiny without needing an overcoat.
Have to say that we recommend this particular shade Black Out -of Sally Hansen.
[I don't recommend it for 'mature' fingers as it's not flattering on momma hands, imo, however looks good on toes. Enjoy a little wildness!]
Pam T~
mom and blogger
What I discovered is that, in general, Sally Hansen is not as good as I remember from when I was a teen. In fact, I think it's safe to say that I REALLY dislike the Hansen brand. BUT, then comes "Black Out".
We didn't get this particular package offered on Amazon with the clear, but I must say that the Black Out shade is long lasting and chip resistant. It also goes on smoothly although it is rather thick. It dries shiny without needing an overcoat.
Have to say that we recommend this particular shade Black Out -of Sally Hansen.
[I don't recommend it for 'mature' fingers as it's not flattering on momma hands, imo, however looks good on toes. Enjoy a little wildness!]
Pam T~
mom and blogger
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