Can I let you guys in on a little secret? When I shop for gifts, I usually follow this rule of thumb: if I love it and want to keep it myself, it's a winner!
I'm entering a time where additional anti-aging and overall care procedures (facials, peels, etc.) can be done regularly, however, and I recently had a chance to get a personalized facial with Aisha Rogers, ME at The Skin Clinics East.
For most people, some type of product combination, whether natural or more medicinal, is needed in order to properly care for their skin. Here are a few steps that you can implement based on your skincare needs and goals, especially once you hit your 30s.
I've been using e.l.f. Cosmetics products for years, so I was pretty pleased to receive their BeautyVoxBox to review from Influenster. Included in the box where both skincare and makeup products, which is the best of both worlds for a product junkie.
Glossier released their Super Serums this past September, and I was finally able to get my hands on the covetable skincare products.
I have a minor obsession with buying concealers + lip products, so recently I picked up the Balm Dotcom and the Stretch Concealer from Glossier.
Now that it's getting warmer, I wanted to find a lightweight moisturizer for every day. My skin is oily/combination + heavy creams aren't necessary in the Summer, so I picked up the E.L.F. Soothing Serum ($12).
I might be nearing It Girl status because I received a full-sized sample of Glossier's new Milky Jelly cleanser (mama I made it?!) and I couldn't wait to test it out.
I've been blessed to have skin that's relatively "normal"; outside of the occasional breakout + darkspot, I don't really have any problems. BUT, I wouldn't call it perfect by any Read more
Outside of a few minor skin issues, I've been blessed to have pretty good skin all of my life. As I get older, though, I notice the subtle changes in my skin, one of them being Read more