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Aug 5, 2011 in Hair & Beauty
About a month ago I was having a really terrible week at work, and one morning while I was getting ready I noticed two little creases below my lower lash line. I promptly freaked out, and during lunch that day I went to Whole Foods and examined every eye cream they had. I did a little research ahead of time, and had determined that parabens are bad (which I already knew) and that peptides are good. More specifically, most places recommended a combination of at least three peptides in sufficient quantities. Too far down in the ingredients list is not good. In any case, the most reasonably priced cream with more than one peptide was the Mineral Fusion Revitalizing Eye Treatment. It was about $25, and after four weeks, it seems to be working. The creases aren't gone completely, but they are much less defined. Plus, it feels nice when you put it on, kind of tingly.
The second product is Smashbox Lash DNA. I wasn't searching for a new mascara, but when I cashed in my 500 points at Sephora, I chose the Smashbox Eye Collection. One of the items was a deluxe sample of this mascara. The fullsize is reasonably priced at $19, and depending on what you want, it might be worth it. It thickens and lengthens, and as long as you don't put on too many coats it doesn't flake. It says it is supposed to curl, but it doesn't perform any miracles in that department. My only complaint is that the brush is kind of wide at the end, and I often end up smearing mascara on the side of the bridge of my nose.
The second product is Smashbox Lash DNA. I wasn't searching for a new mascara, but when I cashed in my 500 points at Sephora, I chose the Smashbox Eye Collection. One of the items was a deluxe sample of this mascara. The fullsize is reasonably priced at $19, and depending on what you want, it might be worth it. It thickens and lengthens, and as long as you don't put on too many coats it doesn't flake. It says it is supposed to curl, but it doesn't perform any miracles in that department. My only complaint is that the brush is kind of wide at the end, and I often end up smearing mascara on the side of the bridge of my nose.
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