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Cloudless
Fashion Pro
Joined : 30 Apr 2008
Posts : 570
|  Subject: Your Beauty Routine?  Fri Jun 20, 2008 6:32 pm | |
| I was just wondering about the products that everyone uses, and which you recommend. So post here!
Here's me:
Face: Clarins Pure Melt Cleansing Gel, Clarins moisturiser, Vaseline. I used to use Clinique 3 Step and that was really good - I definetely recommend it.
Hair: Aussie 2 in 1, Aussie Leave In Conditioner (you can see I hate washing my hair).
Body: Vaseline Intensive Care Moisturiser - so cheap and good!
Now put yours! Also, does anyone have any good recommends for dry skin?  |
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amy1502
Fashionista
Age : 16
Joined : 03 May 2008
Posts : 492
Location : London
| | Subject: Re: Your Beauty Routine? Fri Jun 20, 2008 8:23 pm | |
| | Quote: | | Now put yours! Also, does anyone have any good recommends for dry skin? |
Definately cocoa butter, like Palmers. It smells so yummy and it's really good for dry skin: http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp?productid=1041651&classificationid=1039094
Ok, now:
Face: Trish McAvoy moisturiser. It's got a good SPF, it's oil-free and you can blend it with your foundation to make a lighter, tinted moisturiser (just realised i sound like a sales rep)
Hair: Aveda Shampoo and L'Oreal Elvive Intensive Conditioning treatments or VO5 Hot Oil
Body: Clarins Body Lotions
Hair Styling: Tigi Sexed Up Tonic |
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Violet
Fashion Pro
Age : 16
Joined : 01 May 2008
Posts : 977
| | Subject: Re: Your Beauty Routine? Fri Jun 20, 2008 8:34 pm | |
| Face : Clinique Moisture In-Control
Hair :Aveda Shampoo and hair conditioner
Body : The Body Shop Shea Body Butter (for dry skin )
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Cloudless
Fashion Pro
Joined : 30 Apr 2008
Posts : 570
| | Subject: Re: Your Beauty Routine? Sat Jun 21, 2008 2:32 pm | |
| | amy1502 wrote: | | Quote: | | Now put yours! Also, does anyone have any good recommends for dry skin? |
Definately cocoa butter, like Palmers. It smells so yummy and it's really good for dry skin: http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp?productid=1041651&classificationid=1039094
Ok, now:
Face: Trish McAvoy moisturiser. It's got a good SPF, it's oil-free and you can blend it with your foundation to make a lighter, tinted moisturiser (just realised i sound like a sales rep)
Hair: Aveda Shampoo and L'Oreal Elvive Intensive Conditioning treatments or VO5 Hot Oil
Body: Clarins Body Lotions
Hair Styling: Tigi Sexed Up Tonic |
oooh what does this one do? the name intrigues me lol  |
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amy1502
Fashionista
Age : 16
Joined : 03 May 2008
Posts : 492
Location : London
| | Subject: Re: Your Beauty Routine? Sat Jun 21, 2008 5:43 pm | |
| ^ lol. basically i went into HQ Hair on Regent Street and I was originally going to get Bumble & Bumble Surf Spray, but it was too expensive. My hair's really flat sometimes and I like it looking beachy, so the woman suggested this. It's a spray which you can use when your hair is wet or dry. You just spray it all over and scrunch (if dry), or spray on your hair and then dry (if wet). It's really good honestly, and it's only around £8  |
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Sol
Fashionista
Age : 21
Joined : 30 Apr 2008
Posts : 408
Location : Argentina
| | Subject: Re: Your Beauty Routine? Sat Jun 21, 2008 6:42 pm | |
| Face: clean & clear astringent lotion, cucumber moisturizer ( day) , St. Ives vitamin A,C,E moisturizer ( night)
Hair: Biferdil (argentinean) gloss conditioner, Elvive Anti- breakage shampoo , Pantene 3min treatment
Body: St. Ives firming lotion, Johnson and Johnson body moisturizer, Dove cucumber moisturizer, ( only in summer: Dove summer tone, Hawaiian Tropic forever tan moisturizer) |
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Natalie
Fashion Pro
Age : 18
Joined : 04 May 2008
Posts : 722
Location : London
| | Subject: Re: Your Beauty Routine? Sat Jun 21, 2008 6:59 pm | |
| | The coco butter palmers moisturiser is soo good... and smells soo yummy!!!! |
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Cloudless
Fashion Pro
Joined : 30 Apr 2008
Posts : 570
| | Subject: Re: Your Beauty Routine? Sun Jun 22, 2008 9:21 pm | |
| | amy1502 wrote: | | ^ lol. basically i went into HQ Hair on Regent Street and I was originally going to get Bumble & Bumble Surf Spray, but it was too expensive. My hair's really flat sometimes and I like it looking beachy, so the woman suggested this. It's a spray which you can use when your hair is wet or dry. You just spray it all over and scrunch (if dry), or spray on your hair and then dry (if wet). It's really good honestly, and it's only around £8 |
hmmm i want to try it now! i never really spend much on hair products, i just seem to get the same results from more expensive things and really cheap products like herbal essences! so i reckon that's it's all down to what you eat, which makes your hair look shiny and nice! which means i can spend more on clothes lol |
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