Caudalie Spa In A Bag
November 7, 2009 by Kelly Townsend
Filed under Bath & Body
Caudalie offers a variety of skincare products that use grapeseed and other botanicals to nourish, cleanse and hydrate your skin. They also steer clear of parabens, artificial colors, phenoxyethanol, synthetic dyes and other chemicals to protect both your skin and the environment. From their wrinkle serum to lip conditioner, Caudalie products are healthy and effective. If you are looking for an affordable gift idea, consider their Spa In A Bag set. Image: Sephora This set contains several spa-quality products in a reusable bag. The products include: 6.7 oz Shower Gel 5.3 oz Crushed Cabernet Scrub 0.5 oz Hand and Nail Cream 1.0 oz Nourishing Body Lotion The shower gel is a fresh-smelling cleanser that hydrates your skin. The Cabernet body scrub... [Read more]
Philosophy Angel Cakes Set
November 6, 2009 by Kelly Townsend
Filed under Bath & Body
If you are looking for an affordable holiday gift for the angel in your life, this set from Philosophy just may be it. Exclusive to Nordstrom, this set features the 3-in-1 high foaming shampoo, shower gel and bubble bath and a flavored lip shine in a keepsake box. Image: Nordstrom The Angel Cakes set smells like a freshly baked angel food cake — sweet but not overly so, and absolutely delicious. If you haven’t tried Philosophy’s shampoo/shower gel/bubble bath, you are really missing out. This high foaming liquid leaves your skin and hair fresh, clean and silky soft. The Philosophy Angel Cakes Set is only $20.00. It’s available online at Nordstrom.com and at select Nordstrom stores. [Read more]
Whish Essential Set
November 5, 2009 by Kelly Townsend
Filed under Bath & Body
Whether you travel a lot or are looking for a gift for someone else, the Whish Essential Set is a fabulous choice. Whish body products are free of parabens, sulfates, TEA, DEA and petrochemicals. They use organic ingredients whenever possible and offer a line of terrific products that really nourish your skin. Image: Whish The Whish Essential Set is a trio of products that include the pomegranate body wash, shave cream and body butter in a reusable clear plastic case. The products are in TSA-approved sizes. Priced at just $20, the Whish Essential Set is a great stocking stuff, teacher’s gift, bridesmaid gift or just a gift to have on hand for gifting emergencies. Visit whishbody.com to check out this set and other amazing body products. [Read more]
Clinique ‘Turnaround Body’ Body Cream
November 4, 2009 by Kelly Townsend
Filed under Bath & Body
I’m a big fan of Clinique makeup and skincare products. Lately, I have been using their “Turnaround Body” Smoothing Body Cream ($28.50). And though, I don’t believe in any miracle skin creams, this one is fantastic. Image: Nordstrom If you have cracked feet, ashy elbows, uneven skintone, or just overall dry skin, this Clinique cream will leave your body feeling silky smooth. I use it at night on my feet and legs, then wear white cotton socks to bed. I’ve noticed a significant change in the texture and appearance of my skin. Plus this cream just feels good when you are slathering it on. Right now is a great time to buy anything from Clinique at Nordstom. With your $25 Clinique purchase, you get an exclusive Trina... [Read more]
Four Hundred Dollars for Body Cream?
October 19, 2009 by Kelly Townsend
Filed under Bath & Body
How much would you pay for a great body cream… I mean a really terrific one that moisturized your skin, improved skin’s firmness and otherwise helped to fight the signs of aging? Fifty dollars? Maybe one hundred? I don’t think I’d pay more than that, how good could it be? Image: Bergdorf Goodman No matter how awesome a product is, I don’t think I could ever start splurging for body creams and lotions that were more than $100 — even if I were mega-rich. That’s why when I came across Premier the Body Cream from the Kanebo Sensai Collection, I was flabbergasted. It’s $400 for an 8.5 oz jar. FOUR HUNDRED BUCKS?! People can spend their money on whatever they wish. But if I were rolling in cash, I’d... [Read more]




