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BeFine Warming Clay Mask

Lisa Fogarty — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 04:29:15 +0000

Homemade spa treatments always seem like a good idea — in theory. You read about them in magazines, run out and spend $15 at the supermarket on two avocados, an ounce of turmeric powder and almond oil, and wind up with a dirty counter, a blender that needs washing and a mask that’s either too oily or dry as cake.

Save yourself the time and frustration and cheat a little. BeFine Warming Clay Mask comes straight out of a kitchen you won’t have to clean, and contains all of the natural ingredients you want in a facial product, like pomegranate, cardamom, kaolin, a natural clay that saps dirt and oil from the skin and Arnica Montana flower extract, which has anti-inflammatory properties.

Befine Warming Clay Mask

The mask heats upon skin contact, making you feel as if you’re relaxing in a sauna. The mix of ingredients are a bit rich, which is great if you have slightly dry or normal skin and want to look dewy and fresh, but may leave combination or oily complexions feeling gummy.

At just $15.99, BeFine’s natural spa solution is affordable, effective and will keep you from washing dishes. What’s not to like?

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BeFine Warming Clay Mask

Rene Furterer Myrrhea Anti-Frizz

Aly Walansky — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 18:28:25 +0000

Rene Furterer’s Myrrehea Anti-Frizz is getting quite the online buzz.

While it may sound like just another in an extremely long line of hair conditioners, it is actually a really good choice for dealing with especially rebellious hair.

Working as a masque, it helps to smooth and create hydration from the roots on out. Once you do this, hair becomes a lot easier to manage and style.

Take it from me – who has an almost legendary issue with frizz – getting rid of a frizzy situation is the greater part of the battle. Once you achieve that, no matter what your hair type and situation, you are ready for battle.

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CAUDALIE Vinoperfect Mask

Star Stevenson — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 16:00:41 +0000

I wrote about the funny looking but effective SK-II facial masks earlier but today we’ll focus on the traditional facial masks we all know and love. By applying the right type of facial mask to your skin, you will look healthier and radiant in a matter of minutes.

Caudalie Vinoperfect Radiance Revealing Mask

Here are some tips to keep in mind before you try any facial masks or treatments:

- Before you apply any type of facial treatment make sure to do a skin test first to see if you’re allergic. Last thing you want is to walk around with a red, blotchy face!
- Make sure your skin is clean and make-up free. Doing so will make the facial mask more effective.
- Use masks that are made for your skin type.
- Rinse the mask off with warm water followed by cool water to close your pores.
- Apply your favourite moisturizer immediately after your treatment.

CAUDALIE Vinothérapie® Radiance Revealing Face Mask is like treating yourself to a spa facial treatment at home. This two in one formula is a gentle exfoliator and mask. What I love about this is the ease of use. The integrated brush applicator allows you to ‘paint’ on the mask easily and cleanly. All you need is 10 minutes to allow it to work it’s magic. Afterwards you just peel the mask away and you’ll have fresh, moisturized and radiant skin. Sounds easy enough, no?

Get it now at Nordstrom for $42

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CAUDALIE Vinoperfect Mask