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- Points: 670
- Reviews: 8
Here are all my reviews:
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I bought Bio-Oil with the primary purpose of treating a scrape on my daughter's forehead because I didn't want it to scar. After a week, the scrape was healed and it left no evidence behind. I'm using it on my leg to treat an ingrown hair that I picked on (tsk tsk). The Bio-Oil doesn't moisturize cuticles as well as other oils that I've used.
September 11, 2008
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I have oily skin with large pores and acne. Oh, and I'm 36. I've been told that I shouldn't use anything abrasive on my skin, but being that gentle has only made my skin problems worse. After using the Clarisonic Skincare Brush for two weeks, I no longer need to use any topical acne products. My pores are clean and look smaller. My skin is brighter. Makeup goes on much more smoothly.
September 11, 2008
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...even when the rest of me is sweating like a car thief. I sweat. I don't perspire or glisten. Secret Clinical Strength works well and protects my favorite white shirts. Since I often shower twice a day, I use it at night only, but it lasts a full day, even after my daytime shower (although I occasionally use it after the day shower also, when I know the day will be tough). The product smells nice, and it isn't overpowering. I prefer the sports formula.
September 11, 2008
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With daily use of Dr. Hauschka Neem Nail Oil, cuticles will stay under control and look healthy, so you won't have to waste time on grooming them. The smell is pleasant. Although the price is a bit steep, the bottle is huge and won't need replacing for a long time. A full pump is more than enough product to treat both fingernails and toenails.
September 11, 2008
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I love Benefit makeup because they make colors that correspond to my many moods. I do like the Benefit lipstick because it's smooth and the color last fairly well. My biggest problem is that after a couple of months, they seem to adopt a weird smell, like they've gone stale. I wasn't able to get rid of the smell in any of the tubes (and yes, I could smell it on my lips), so I tossed them. For the price, I expect my lipsticks to last longer in the drawer!
September 10, 2008
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Living in such a sunny climate, I won't use anything less than a 30 when it comes to SPF. This is the only sunblock that doesn't break out my face and doesn't rub off. It also doesn't irritate my eyes when I sweat (and I do mean sweat). I wish I could rely on it to be water resistant and durable on a long run (like a half marathon), but that might be pushing my luck. I use Body Guard in place of a moisturizer (since I have oily skin anyway) and it doesn't give me any additional oiliness or mess up my makeup.
September 10, 2008
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I use this hair masque around twice a month to supplement daily use of Moroccanoil. I have fine hair and live in a hot, humid, and sunny climate with very long summers. The ends of my hair still have some color from my days of at-home coloring kits (I have since chosen to return to natural), leaving some parts dry. Moroccanoil Masque restored the lost moisture in the length of my hair. It's effective and doesn't leave a film that weighs down my hair. When the mood hits, I simply wash my hair, coat the strands with the masque, put on a shower cap, then go about my business (around the house, of course). After I rinse it out, I'm left with gorgeous hair, ready to be styled.
September 10, 2008
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I have a lot of fine hair, and I live in a hot, humid, and sunny climate where summer lasts around 9 months. I would rather overcondition than risk dry hair. Moroccanoil allows me to have soft, shiny hair, without any greasy feeling. It smells nice and I don't have to use much, so even though one bottle is a bit expensive, it's absolutely worth it. Plus, I can use it on either wet or dry hair. My only problem is that I bought Moroccanoil while I was in CA, but I live in TX and no one here sells it. I'm hunting for a vendor who will sell it and ship it to me.
September 10, 2008
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