Rotate your products to extend their efficacy
KnockoutBy Ria Francisco-Prieto
Last Mother’s Day, I received Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream with a bouquet of flowers. To be perfectly honest I was more excited by the flowers.
Last Mother’s Day, I received Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream with a bouquet of flowers. To be perfectly honest I was more excited by the flowers.
Mother’s Day is two days away, and I’m sure a lot of husbands have already ordered flowers for this occasion. For those who want to give a beauty product, here are choices you may want to consider.
I realize that when it comes to buying beauty products, most of us are loyal to a brand or two. I do see the logic in this; trusted brands do make the process of buying less risky.
Last week I attended the press launch of Closeup White Now. It’s supposed to be the first toothpaste that instantly whitens teeth—yes, with just one brush.
With the countless numbers of products being offered, choosing a beauty product as a Christmas gift can be a daunting task. But you should do the proper selection since a beauty product is a luxurious and personal gift that will definitely be much appreciated.
There are so many product endorsements going around, even on Facebook and Instagram, that I honestly don’t believe much of it anymore. I’m sure many people share my sentiment.
I have tried these five products and I recommend them to readers.
I was caught by surprise when, after a meeting, I was asked by a colleague what a BB cream was and what brand she should get. I presumed most girls knew about it, especially since many cosmetic brands have come out with their own BB creams.
Happy birthday to Facial Care Center! I can still remember how happy my aunt was when she lost ____ pounds when she had ______ done at Facial Care.
I was over the moon when a friend told me Carine Roitfeld was collaborating with MAC. Roitfeld is one of the top fashion names alive, and this editor of CR Fashion-Book and former editor in chief of Vogue Paris from 2001-2012 did not disappoint.
I read that Carl Franz Bally was originally a milliner who set out to find good shoes for his wife. After a trip to Paris, he brought home a pair of slippers that fascinated him. He eventually used his experience running his father’s elastic and silk manufacturing business to develop new shoe-making techniques, and quickly gained a reputation for making elegant handmade shoes.
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