A velvety lotion that eliminates frizz and provides a touch of conditioning - yet doesn't leave hair feeling greasy or heavy. Terrific for smoothing split ends. No Frizz works great on color-treated hair, too.
4 oz for $24 @ Living Proof
Posts for July 1st 2009
Living Proof: Straight Making no Frizz Styling Cream
By lilmissashley · July 1, 2009 · 0 Comments · 749 Views
Alaska Glacial Mud Co.- The Glacial Facial
By lilmissashley · July 1, 2009 · 0 Comments · 621 Views
the glacial facial purifying mineral mud masque contains the most mineral-rich and pure glacial clay in the world, sustainably harvested from the remote waters of the Copper River Delta in Alaska. Our glacial masque detoxifies, exfoliates and softens skin while more than 60 nourishing major and trace elements promote healthy skin cell regeneration.
The pure mud is further enriched with a special combination of certified organic and wildcrafted botanical extracts from the Pacific Northwest including kelp, nettle, horsetail, elderflower, yarrow, cranberry, blueberry and vitamins e and b5 that are chosen for their moisturizing, skin-softening, anti-aging and immunoprotective properties.*
Gentle and balanced for all skin types. Laboratory-tested, allergy-free, does not cause irritation.
available in unscented, lavender-peppermint or vanilla-lavender (made with CO essential oils and extract)
$34 @ Alaska Glacial Mud
Dr. Schultz's Daily Dose of Dermatology DermTV ~ Weekly Update
By Miss Style Apothecary · July 1, 2009 · 0 Comments · 248 Views
Dr. Schultz is ready for July 4th but still wants to share his know-how with brand new DermTV segments. The path to beautiful skin begins with understanding your skin type so check out today’s episode, Understanding Your Oil and Water Skin Type. As a former tomboy, I’d love to know The Best Way to Heal Abrasions and Cuts. Lastly, kick off the holiday weekend with a refreshing segment on exfoliation. As far as the Tip of the Week, we’ve got a real firecracker for you!
Dr. Schultz’s Tip of the Week:
People have asked me time and time again which they should apply first: sunscreen or antioxidants? Little do they know that it's a trick question. Antioxidants work by first being absorbed into the skin and then by consuming the destructive energy created within your skin by the sun (instead of letting that energy destroy your cell's DNA, collagen, membranes, etcetera). However, when topical antioxidants are applied during the day, they are destroyed by the sun's ultraviolet rays before they can be absorbed by your skin. Instead, when they are applied at bedtime, they have all night to be absorbed into the skin in order to be in a position to protect it. So apply sunscreen during the day and your antioxidants at bedtime.
We’re taking Friday off to enjoy the holiday weekend, but now you can check out all of our previously featured episodes on iTunes! Get your iPod ready for the weekend with your favorite episodes and your favorite songs!
Please go to DermTV for your Daily Dose of Dematology
Snog Balm
By Miss Style Apothecary · July 1, 2009 · 0 Comments · 501 Views
A long-lasting balm that seals in lip moisture. avail in naked (unscented), Cheeky Mint, Virgin Cherry & Strawberry Tease..
$2.49 avail @ Snog Balm
SUPERSMILE Whitening Floss
By Mr Traveler · July 1, 2009 · 0 Comments · 594 Views
Impregnated with both Calprox®, for whitening and cleaning the critical—but difficult to reach—areas between teeth, as well as with baking soda for fresh breath and healthy gums. Supersmile Whitening Floss effectively removes stubborn stains between teeth and plaque and bacteria from beneath the gum-line. $7 avail @ Supersmile
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