GirlPaint

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• Posted to 5 simple ways to look younger right now on 8 Feb 2009

  These are great tips! I'm a big proponent of non-surgical anti-aging tips and tricks. In fact, it's the major topic of my blog. I have a question for anyone who cares to answer. Beauty Cred recommends liquid or cream foundation as opposed to powder (which would include minerals). Do you agree, or do you 30+/40+/50+ women who wear foundation find that powder foundations are preferable for aging skin? I look forward to reading your answers...

• Posted to Honest to Goodness skin care on 5 Feb 2007

  Congratulations!!!!!!!  It is so funny that you decided to post on natural products and those without particularly suspect chemicals and additives. 
  
  You'll appreciate my latest post on GirlPaint which discusses the dangers of traditional hair dyes...and offers some natural alternatives (check out the link to the Babyfit article).  Best wishes for a fabulous pregancy...you have to keep us all 'posted' (hahahahaha) on the progress!
  
  --GirlPaint
  
  P.S. Have you picked names yet?  If not, I have lots of good ones...perhaps you can post a blog poll to narrow it down.

• Posted to Skin Actives - Skin Care Created by You on 18 Jan 2007

  I'm so glad to see this fabulous product line getting some well-deserved attention. Stephen brings up some valid points about DIY skincare; however, Skin Actives Scientifics (SAS) has such an active forum, including frequent posts by the owners/formulators of Skin Actives' products, plus their consumers are really well-informed, that it is difficult to over-do it unless you just get 'carried away' as Stephen says.  The best advice here:  start with some of SAS's "Ready to Use" products and then do your research before you start mixing up your own concoctions.
  
  The best thing about DIY skincare like Skin Actives Scientific is that you know exactly what's in it, what function each ingredient serves and you'll never spend less on some of the highest quality active ingredients available!  The same formulations will cost you 20x (or more) what you'd spend if you buy Creme de la Mer or some of the other crazy-high-priced products out there.