Aug 05
Marc Jacobs fans rejoice! Now you can take his amazing scent (a mix of gardenias, bergamot, and jasmine) on the road with you in this TSA-friendly rollerball. Hooray! $25, Sephora.
Aug 05
I've been using Kevyn Aucoin's Creamy Moist Glow blush in Nuelle lately and I love it! It's super super natural and very sheer (in other words, foolproof, even for a fast-and-frenzied makeup applier, such as myself!). Definitely worth checking out....
Aug 05
A green star goes to lip balm company On10 for launching their Green Glam Gloss! Their new gloss not only is packaged in recycled paper, but contains organic olive and coconut oil! AND it boasts SPF 15 and smells like...
Aug 05
My friend (and former beauty editor) Andrea just co-wrote a book called Friend or Frenemy. It's cute and chock-full of good tips on how to identify and handle the frenemies in your life. "She's the Betty to your Veronica, the...
Aug 05
As you can see here (taken by my iPhone, terrible quality), I have jumped on the shoulder-length hairstyle bandwagon. My stylist Antonio Gonzales at Eva Scrivo in NY and I...
Aug 05
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clipper's remarks: ...cosmetics and fragrance industry
clipper's remarks: ...cosmetics and fragrance industry
Clip Source: www.gcimagazine.com
Lauder Purchases Minority Stake in Indian Beauty Brand
[July 22, 2008]
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The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. announced its purchase of a minority stake in a privately held Indian company that manufactures, markets and sells beauty products under the Forest Essentials brand, which is based on ayurvedic formulations.
"Forest Essentials gives us a stronger presence in the rapidly expanding prestige beauty business in India," said William P. Lauder, CEO, The Estée Lauder Companies.
The company's products are rooted in age-old treatments from ancient ayurvedic scriptures, updated with innovative textures and scents.
Aug 05
Facial treatments are the cornerstone of any spa menu. And just as there are countless spas, there's an endless array of facials.
Ask any dermatologist, and he or she will likely agree that the...
Ask any dermatologist, and he or she will likely agree that the...
Aug 05
Get Free Ground Shipping on orders $100 or more. SpaFinder Gift Certificates make the perfect birthday, thank you or simply every day spa gift. Accepted at over 4,500 participating spas worldwide so your recipient can choose their
favorite after they receive their special gift. Range from $50 to $1000, in increments of $25 to fit every budget. Can also be used to buy unique spa-at-home products at the SpaKist boutique.
Aug 05
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clipper's remarks: This page has an article about different herbal supplements and herbal remedies for horses. I am now particularly interested in this, as one of my best friends just gave my daughter and I an older horse. We will still be keeping it at her house for several months, just helping to pay the feed bill.
Bunne is a 24 year old, absolutely SWEET, perfectly trained, quarter horse mare. Her only fault is she has some arthritis in one of her rear hooves. Therefore, I am looking into natural herbal remedies for horses. We are currently giving her Bute and MSM.
clipper's remarks: This page has an article about different herbal supplements and herbal remedies for horses. I am now particularly interested in this, as one of my best friends just gave my daughter and I an older horse. We will still be keeping it at her house for several months, just helping to pay the feed bill.
Bunne is a 24 year old, absolutely SWEET, perfectly trained, quarter horse mare. Her only fault is she has some arthritis in one of her rear hooves. Therefore, I am looking into natural herbal remedies for horses. We are currently giving her Bute and MSM.
Clip Source: www.ponycity.com
At look into Herbal and Natural Remedies
Nature's medicines are sprouting into the horse product market: healing salves, vitamin supplements, and even natural sedatives for an uptight horse. At first the natural wave consumed the human marketplace, but now horses can also enjoy a reunion with earth's precious products.
Comfrey is one of the newest selling herbal cosmetics for horses, and has been donned a miracle herb. But despite its revival, comfrey has been around the horse industry for centuries. Gypsies fed it to their horses to keep them fat and healthy. When a horse was sold to a farmer and dropped weight while fed alfalfa hay, the farmer would be furious thinking he was taken by the gypsy. The reason was comfrey, used as hay, has more protein then alfalfa. It is also the only land plant with vitamin B-12.
Comfrey is edible for people too. It can be eaten like cooked spinach, or raw in salads. Comfrey leaf and root tea is recommended for people with ulcers and broken bones.
Aug 05
If you are interested in tip-toeing into the world of mineral makeup but you're intimidated by all the fluffy brushes and loose powders, check out this step-by-step "How to Apply...
