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Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Nails Of The Day Maybelline Color Show KEEP UP THE FLAME and Sally Hansen Strips

I purchased the nail designs from a store called fiveBelow.
I thought this turned out very well.
Have you ever tried any of the Sally Hansen Strips?

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Throwback Nails Of The Day (NOTD) - Sally Hansen BROWNSTONE CREME


It is all the rage! The NEW Hotness! --- A Greige!

I love neutrals!

This borders on "Mannequin Hands" for me.
It's so unique, it's almost "UGLY". I still like it.

1x Base NK Ridge Filler
3x Sally Hansen BROWNSTONE CREME
1x NK Fast Dry Top Coat
 (All photos taken in indirect sunlight with flash unless otherwise noted)

I thought I was going to have to shop for this color.
Lo' and behold, I found it in my stash of oldies but goodies!

Do you have anything like this in your stash?









 Indirect Sunlight  No Flash
 Indirect Sunlight  No Flash



Saturday, September 25, 2010

Nails Of The Day (NOTD) - Sinful Colors Vacation Time and Sally Hansen Charmed Creme Frost

NK Ridge Filler Base Coat 1x
Vacation Time - Alone 3x







With 1 Coat of Random Sally Hansen Charmed Creme



Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Throwback - Nails Of The Day (NOTD) - Sally Hansen - Color Fast Lavender and Inertia Frost

This is an oldie but a goodie! Unforunately, my tweens removed the label, so I can't tell you what color this is, but I love it. As the nature of the quick dry formula is also quite old, I had a difficult time doing this mani without getting streaks.














Apologies for the bubbles. :O)

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Sally Hansen Microwaveable Eyebrow, Face & Lip Wax REVIEW


Photo Credit: Sally Hansen

No Strips Needed!

Quickly and effectively removes unwanted facial hair.
Easy to use - just apply and peel away!
Warms in seconds in the microwave.
Smooth results last up to 8 weeks.
Mistake-proof.
Helps reduce the appearance of hair regrowth.
Salon Tested - Dermatologist Tested.
Kit Includes:
Microwaveable Wax, Safetouch Temperature Sensitive Spatula, Mini Tweezer to remove stray hairs with precision, 3 Easy to Use Brow Guides, Post-Treatment Extrasoothe Lotion with 5% Benzocaine and Complete Instructions in English and Spanish.
Special Ingredients:
Natural Tree Rosin, Beeswax and Aloe Vera Formula gently removes hair and nourishes skin.

Post-Treatment Extrasoothe Lotion with 5% Benzocaine to instantly soothe and comfort skin after hair removal.

Special Ingredients:
Natural Tree Rosin, Beeswax and Aloe Vera Formula gently removes hair and nourishes skin.

Post-Treatment Extrasoothe Lotion with 5% Benzocaine to instantly soothe and comfort skin after hair removal.

Application Techniques
For best results, follow instructions included in package.

This kit includes three different eyebrow guide stencils for perfect grooming! Choose the look you prefer, and place the sticker over your brow. The parts of the brow remaining can be waxed away, leaving the beautiful shape you desire. Heat the wax based on the specific heating instructions. This kit comes with our exclusive heat sensitive spatula. When dipped into the wax, spatula will read "READY" if it is a safe heating temperature. If the wax is too hot, the spatula will be blank. After determining the correct wax temperature, you may decide to use the small orange stick for precision waxing. Determine the right applicator and dip into wax jar. Wax should be the consistency of honey. Spread wax onto area where hair is to be removed. Be sure to apply in the same direction to which hair grows. Leave a slightly thicker amount of wax at the end, to be lifted for the removal of the wax. Once wax is applied to face, allow to cool for about 10-15 seconds. When wax is ready to be pulled off, it will be soft but pliable and still warm. Use your finger to slightly peel up the edge of the thick end of the wax. Grip this end and pull away quickly in the opposite direction of how you applied it. For best removal, pull wax off close to the skin, rather than pulling outwards. If strip is peeled away correctly, the hair will be in the wax and not on your skin! Repeat these steps until all unwanted hair is removed. Use Post Treatment Soothing Azulene (included) to soothe and care for skin, and remove traces of excess wax.

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My Thoughts:

I decided several years ago that rather than waste my money at my local nail salon for eyebrow waxing, I'd attempt the job myself. Afterall, it cost me $5 for the wax kit. My concerns stemmed from my observation of less than hygenic utensils at the nail salon. (Insert "germ-o-phobe" HERE)Removal of hair can sometimes involve BLOOD. Yes, bodily fluids. How could I be 100% sure that the attendant was not reusing orange sticks? UGH! There was no way to be certain. In the long run, you get what you pay for. I was only paying $5. If I liked the job they did, I would tip a dollar. Sometimes my brows came out great, other times, they took off too much or changed the shape in a way that I did not like. Language barrier was impeding my fly brows. It was time for a change. I've been maintaining my brows for five years. I haven't waxed them in forever. In recent years, tweezing individual hairs has been my practice.

On to the pressing issue at hand..the "stache". Yes, I've always been hairy.
Not Sasquatch, but hairy enough for it to be noticable. During a routine monthly search & destroy session, I noticed that I had some darker hairs sprouting beneath my lower lip. AHN AHN! No way! I can't do a "soul patch". It occurred to me that I had neglected the Sally Hansen Wax Kit. It was time for me to prepare for the pain and stoke up the old microwave. It had been so long since I'd waxed, I was unprepared for the sting. The post treatment soothing cream was a welcome rescue aid. The result...90 percent of the stache was removed. I was rusty. I'll give it a go again in a week or two. In the meantime, I can chase the few rogue hairs with my trusty tweezers. The next day, I was left with two minute bumps on my upper lip. Typical for me. I usually follow up with toner after the soother. I forgot to do it this time. This product is very easy to use. I would highly recommend it.

I give this product 5 out of 5 stars.

Monday, November 2, 2009

NOTD



At first, I was NOT feeling the trend of multiple colors alternating on fingers.
I found one that was a little more conservative to my liking. I like it because it is in the same color family, vs. contrasting colors that I've seen people rocking.

It was a total rush job. I was on my way to run errands & for some odd reason, there is something about the smells that set the DH in a tizzy. He's particularly sensitive to the smells after a bout with pneumonia this past year. I try to do it when he isn't at home or in a totally different area of the house.

I used:
Sally Hansen CHROME Nail MakeUp BLACK PEARL CHROME

&

Revlon Nail Enamel in STEEL-HER-HEART

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

NAIL POLISH Collection/Organization



It seems that the trend for nailpolish for coming months is metallic. WHOO HOOO! Gotta love that. I try to stay within my budget by picking up my polish from the dollar store or via bogos @ my local drugstores.
If you use a proper base coat & quick dry, you should be fine.
Here are some of my latest acquisions.

SINFUL COLORS

Full of colors! Glorious, gorgeous colors on your fingers.
It will complete your outfit. It expresses your mood.
You can find these @ Walgreens. Usually they cost $1.99 each.
I was able to get these on a BOGO. (Buy 1 Get 1 Free)

RubyRuby369,Dream On113

Check them out @ http://www.sinfulcolors.com/
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NK (from the NICKA Brand) Add a touch of Color Enriched with Vitamin E for strengthening & a high gloss finish.

Bronze46, VibrantOrange49, Flamboyant45, Lime43, GreenApple50, Turquoise44, Teal76, Aquamarine88



Check them out @ http://www.nicka.com/nicka.php

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