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A buyer’s guide to drugstore products that waste your money and those worth the dough. Who doesn’t love a bargain?
Not to worry dolls, consider me your official frog kisser. From the “Split-Ender” to the newest bargain priced mascara, I’ve tried it, tested it and I’m ready to dish. Here’s my roundup of the products you’ll love and the ones you should leave at the counter. Green-Eyed Girl: A friend once tried to explain to me why she didn't believe in facials. "Don't get me wrong, it feels good, but I'm not convinced that massaging a few creams into my skin actually accomplishes anything." This is a woman who gets her birth control through a patch on her hip and yet, she wasn't connecting the dots. Ingredients to avoid in health and beauty... |
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when it comes to the dizzying array of beauty products now available to consumers,
drugstore brand cosmetics and toiletries can be huge life changers or big time
money wasters. And since drugstores typically don’t offer testers, you’ll have
to pucker up to quite a few frogs before finding your beauty soul mate. 
What
we put on our skin, the body's largest organ, affects not only the way we look,
but can actually affect our health as well. So, before you swipe a gloss applicator
across your lips one more time, or commence that daily post-shower body lotion
ritual, ask yourself if what you're putting on your body belongs in your body.
