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In a blink of the eye, Spring has disappeared. Summer has now kicked into high gear with
daily bouts of crystal blue skies, warm to steamy hot temperatures, bright and
cheery sunshine, balmy breezes, and all-things outdoors. As we continue transitioning from one season
to another, finding new product discoveries to make that transition all the
more enjoyable is what my latest is all about.
Here are a few finds sure to please.
Enjoy!
~ It's All About the Face ~
iS Clinical Youth Eye Complex ~ This product delivered
results. The light creamy texture wasn’t
greasy or tacky. It was non-irritating
and provided hydration to the delicate under eye area throughout the day. Over time, fine lines and wrinkles were
noticeably diminished, and skin looked brighter; I applied any residue on my
upper lip area, which helped to soften some of the vertical lines. Key ingredients include Panthenol, vitamins A and E, and hydrolyzed soy and wheat proteins.
http://www.isclinical.com/youth-eye-complex.html
Jane Iredale Summer Collection 2016 The Good Glow ~ The new
seasonal palette of beautiful mineral makeup colors includes Moonglow Golden Bronzer (Golden Shades),
Rose Dawn Bronzer (Cool Shades), Sunbeam Bronzer (Luminous Pink & Copper
Shades), and Flirt Lip Drink Lip Balm SPF 15.
I opted for the Rose Dawn
Bronzer and loved the hint of summer pink and soft taupe, which blended
beautifully to give my skin a soft and brightening glow; each color, when used
individually or blended for a customized effect, are perfect for accenting the
lips, or eyelids. Key ingredients
include mica, pine bark extract, and
pomegranate extract. A real treat
for the lips is the beautiful Flirt Lip
Drink Lip Balm SPF 15, a soft pink with a hint of peach. Lips are drenched with nourishing and
hydrating key ingredients that include castor
seed oil, carrot seed oil, avocado oil, lemon peel oil, vegetable oil, aloe
leaf, lotus flower, green tea, coffee seed, and blackberry fruit extracts, plus
vitamins C and E. https://janeiredale.com
Sisley Paris Botanical Skincare ~ Whenever I test my skincare
or body care products, I prefer doing so over a three to four week period in
order to gauge the product’s efficacy; that’s not always possible, because it
requires sufficient amounts of products to execute the test; often, I receive
small sample tubes or containers, which stretched, might cover three to five
days, at best. Over the years, I've received a number of prestige luxury brands to review. For Sisley Paris Botanical Skincare, I’ve heard nothing but wonderful things about
them, and approached the company for test
products; unfortunately they were only able to send me small sample containers,
which curtailed a more thorough and for me, accurate assessment. The comments I'm making take that into
consideration. Overall, because the test
quantities were insufficient, I wasn’t able to accurate determine the specific
product’s efficacy, other than to state that in general, the products were
gentle, non-irritating, quickly absorbed, and didn’t leave any tacky
residue. The products I sampled were
formulated within the brand’s Anti-Aging
Care All Day All Year range, and included Essential
Anti-Aging Day Care, Supreme Anti-Aging Night Eye Serum, White Lily Cleansing
Milk, Floral Toning Lotion, and Black
Rose Cream Mask. I will add, however, that upon trying the Black Rose Cream Mask, I could easily understand why it has a "cult" following; one time sold me! http://www.sisley-paris.com/en-US/
~ In Closing ~
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Each new season presents so many opportunities for change and renewal. Finding what works for you might take a bit of time, but in the end, it’ll be well worth the effort. That’s it for this edition. Until the next one, remember to take care of yourself and those you love.
By Terry Herman
By Terry Herman
TERRY HERMAN is a recognized expert in the
industry, and regularly covers issues that include business, management,
operations, customer care, treatments, products, and trends. In the 1990s, she
authored an extensive "Glossary of Spa Terminologies" and holds two
copyright registrations on her authored work. Consumer and trade
publications have also interviewed her as an expert. She also conducted an extensive nationally
broadcasted interview tour on aspects of creating an at-home spa, interior
design, music, stress and time management.
Her work has been published extensively in print and digital in both
consumer and trade publications. In addition to writing, reviewing and
being interviewed as an expert, she is also a management consultant and motivational
speaker. She also served on the
International Advisory Board for the former EXPERIENCE | PREMCHIT Journeys In
Retreat To Wellness; the Advisory Board was comprised of ten international
experts in various fields of wellness and spa.
She also served each of the Five Pillars Task Force groups for the Asia
Pacific Spa & Wellness Council (APSWC).
She has been a Group Manager for the popular LinkedIn group, The Spa
Buzz, and is currently an Administrator for two Facebook Groups, Wild Food
Society and Spa College. In addition to her blogs, her social media outreach
includes Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Pinterest. Be
sure to read her food, wine and culinary digital magazine, TERRY’S
SECOND HELPINGS. Don’t forget to “Like” her Facebook Page, Terry’s Second Helpings. Please note that the “Comment Section” has
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information, email her at terrysspabeautywellness@gmail.com.
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