Hi!  I'd love to do a Holiday Wish list for the blog - just let me know
which one or two beauty products that are on your holiday wish list,
along with your name and web site if you have one, and I'll add them to
the blog entry.

You can also do it anonymously if you'd like.

Thanks!

Sarah

Hi!  I hope you're having a great weekend.

I have a new etailer review up on Maryam's Soap Nook, you can find it
at http://www.mystical-beauty.com/maryams-soap-nook.html.

So far I love everything I've tried from them, and I'll be posting more
new reviews in the next couple of weeks.

If you've tried their products, or any other products lately I'd love
to hear about your experience.

Things You Can Do Today to Lose Weight and Get Fit

   I'm often times baffled at the number of people I speak with that tell me they
want to lose weight and get in shape, yet they continually fail to take any sort
of action to lose weight.

   I think I know the reason for this.
   There is so much confusing info out there on weight loss, people often times
are overcome with "paralysis by analysis" so instead of doing anything, they do
nothing.

   I tell my clients not to think too hard about weight loss. The harder you
think about the process, the more you over-analyze it and fail to act.
   Weight loss is not rocket science, but certain things need to be done to lose
weight.

   You cannot wish your weight away and fail to take any working steps towards
weight loss.
   In fact, here are 5 simple things you can do TODAY to help you in the weight
loss process.

   1. Go for a walk during your lunch break or after work.

   Take the kids out for a walk or go for a stroll with your spouse. For those of
you braving the winter weather, instead of taking a long walk outside, go to a
mall or somewhere indoors you can move around.
   Park your car far away from the grocery store entrance in the parking lot and
walk.

   2. Drink a lot of water.

   Drinking water not only supplies your body with the #1 needed substance for
just about all body functions, drinking water will help curb your appetite and
make you feel a tad more full before dinner.

   3. Split up your 3 bigger meals into 6 smaller ones.

   This may be one of the easiest and most productive changes you can make in
your daily routine to lose weight.
   Eating smaller meals more often will speed up your body's metabolism (the
speed in which your body utilizes food).
   Speed up your metabolism and you'll never have to worry about weight again.
   Instead of eating everything on your plate, each half now and half 3 hours
from now.

   4. Go to the gym or bring the gym home to you.

   We all know that weight training is one of the best tools against the battle
of the bulge. So that entails going to the gym.
   Or, you can bring the gym home to you for less than the cost of a 3 month gym
membership.
   Go to the local department store and purchase a few dumbbells, a couple of
step platforms, some jumping rope, a video aerobics tape, or anything else that
allows you to be active at home.
   Anything is better than nothing.

   5. Resolve to actually make a change.

   This should have been number one. Until you decide to change and lose weight,
all the other steps will not happen.
   Today, right now, as you are reading this (hopefully someone is :-) make the
decision to change and take action to get what you want.
   You know that proper nutrition and exercise is how you stay fit.
   Start doing simple things TODAY that will soon snowball and add up to the body
you want!
   Don't treat weight loss harder than it has to be.


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Hi group

I was wondering if any of you have tried Lipfusion lip plumpers and if so, are
they any good?

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So it's not just me then!  I think they're more useful if you want a healthy
glow rather than a tan

Sarah <mystical.beauty@...> wrote:                               --- In
mysticalbeauty@yahoogroups.com, "lrez30" <lrez30@...> wrote:
  >
  > Hi everyone
  > I just wanted to know what you think of these new body lotions on the
  > market, you know the ones that claim to build up a tan gradually? I've
  > been using Johnson & Johnson's but I switched to L'Oreal cos I
  > couldn't see much of a difference. I do have pale skin though so maybe
  > it's just me! Has anyone found one that works slightly quicker?
  >
  Hi!  I saw an article in a magazine a while ago where they tested all
  sorts of the body lotions with tanners in them, and they found that
  none of them really made a difference in light, medium or dark skin
  tones.

  I guess the best thing is going to be a regular self tanner,
  unfortunately.

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Hi!  How are you?

I wanted to let you know that I'm moving this weekend, so I'll be
offline for a while.

The forums (http://www.mystical-beauty.com/forum) will still be up, but
it might take a while for me to approve messages on this group until I
get settled in.

Sarah
http://www.mystical-beauty.com

--- In mysticalbeauty@yahoogroups.com, "lrez30" <lrez30@...> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone
> I just wanted to know what you think of these new body lotions on the
> market, you know the ones that claim to build up a tan gradually? I've
> been using Johnson & Johnson's but I switched to L'Oreal cos I
> couldn't see much of a difference. I do have pale skin though so maybe
> it's just me! Has anyone found one that works slightly quicker?
>
Hi!  I saw an article in a magazine a while ago where they tested all
sorts of the body lotions with tanners in them, and they found that
none of them really made a difference in light, medium or dark skin
tones.

I guess the best thing is going to be a regular self tanner,
unfortunately.

Sarah

Thanks Lynn!

   Sarah
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Lynn Scanlon <lrez30@...> wrote:
   Hi Sarah
It's No 7 and you apply it just like regular mascara.
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Hi Sarah
It's No 7 and you apply it just like regular mascara.
Lynn

Sarah O <mystical.beauty@...> wrote:    Hi Lynn,

    I haven't used clear mascara, I need color in mine.

  What kind of lash conditioner are you using now?

    Sarah
    Life, Love, Beauty
    http://www.mystical-beauty.com

  Lynn Scanlon <lrez30@...> wrote:
    Hi everyone
  I'm just wondering if anyone knows of a good clear mascara.  I have long dark
lashes so I've never really bothered with any other mascara. It seems that
hardly any brands produce a clear mascara and as for the few that do, the shops
rarely have them in stock. Right now what I'm using isn't a mascara at all, it's
a lash conditioner. Any suggestions welcome!
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Hi Lynn,

   I haven't used clear mascara, I need color in mine.

What kind of lash conditioner are you using now?

   Sarah
   Life, Love, Beauty
   http://www.mystical-beauty.com

Lynn Scanlon <lrez30@...> wrote:
   Hi everyone
I'm just wondering if anyone knows of a good clear mascara.  I have long dark
lashes so I've never really bothered with any other mascara. It seems that
hardly any brands produce a clear mascara and as for the few that do, the shops
rarely have them in stock. Right now what I'm using isn't a mascara at all, it's
a lash conditioner. Any suggestions welcome!
Lynn


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Hi everyone
I'm just wondering if anyone knows of a good clear mascara.  I have long dark
lashes so I've never really bothered with any other mascara. It seems that
hardly any brands produce a clear mascara and as for the few that do, the shops
rarely have them in stock. Right now what I'm using isn't a mascara at all, it's
a lash conditioner. Any suggestions welcome!
Lynn


Sarah <mystical.beauty@...> wrote:
  Hi!  I've got some new mascara reviews up at Mystical Beauty's Musings
  <http://blog.mystical-beauty.com/>  , and at  Mystical Beauty Reviews
  <http://www.mystical-beauty.com/reviews.html>  .

  What's your favorite mascara - my all time fave is Loreal Voluminous,
  but I'm using Maybelline Lash Discovery, and I really like it.

  I'm going to try to write a review on Clinique Lash Doubling Mascara
  tomorrow - I'm not too impressed with it though.


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Hi!  I've got some new mascara reviews up at Mystical Beauty's Musings
<http://blog.mystical-beauty.com/>  , and at  Mystical Beauty Reviews
<http://www.mystical-beauty.com/reviews.html>  .

What's your favorite mascara - my all time fave is Loreal Voluminous,
but I'm using Maybelline Lash Discovery, and I really like it.

I'm going to try to write a review on Clinique Lash Doubling Mascara
tomorrow - I'm not too impressed with it though.


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I so glad you asked this question. I'd like to try a new tanning lotion,  but
I've heard such wild stories of the old type self-tanners leaving you with
orange streaks.  Has anyone achieved a remarkable tan using the new  products?

Sarah-2

Hi!  I actually haven't tried any of these -  I know I won't be able to put it
on all of the areas that are visible when I am at the beach - and I'm scared of
going out with a half tan or worse - a streaky tan :-(

   Hopefully someone else can help!

   Sarah


lrez30 <lrez30@...> wrote:
   Hi everyone
I just wanted to know what you think of these new body lotions on the
market, you know the ones that claim to build up a tan gradually? I've
been using Johnson & Johnson's but I switched to L'Oreal cos I
couldn't see much of a difference. I do have pale skin though so maybe
it's just me! Has anyone found one that works slightly quicker?

Hi everyone
I just wanted to know what you think of these new body lotions on the
market, you know the ones that claim to build up a tan gradually? I've
been using Johnson & Johnson's but I switched to L'Oreal cos I
couldn't see much of a difference. I do have pale skin though so maybe
it's just me! Has anyone found one that works slightly quicker?

Hello,

Apparently yahoo has been having some issues, so if you've posted a message and
you haven't seen it - it's been lost.

Please feel free to resend it.

Life, Love, Beauty!

Sarah

That's cool, I haven't tried One Minute Manicure yet.

Lynn Scanlon <lrez30@...> wrote:  No new finds, more like rediscovering an
an old favourite, I picked up some Biore nose strips, the original and still the
best I think. I've just received some One Minute Manicure I'm dying to try out.
As for Green Card they'll only contact you if you're successful, so if I don't
hear anything between now and July/August, well I can assume that's that for
this year anyway
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No new finds, more like rediscovering an an old favourite, I picked up some
Biore nose strips, the original and still the best I think. I've just received
some One Minute Manicure I'm dying to try out. As for Green Card they'll only
contact you if you're successful, so if I don't hear anything between now and
July/August, well I can assume that's that for this year anyway
Lynn

Sarah O <mystical.beauty@...> wrote:    Good luck with the Green
Card/Diversity Visa.

  Let me know what happens.

  No new beauty finds this week :-(

  Do you have any?

  Sarah

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Green Card/Diversity Visa whether that'll pan out I don't know. . . any new
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Good luck with the Green Card/Diversity Visa.

Let me know what happens.

No new beauty finds this week :-(

Do you have any?

Sarah

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pan out I don't know. . . any new beauty finds you wanna share?

Lynn

Sarah <mystical.beauty@...> wrote:    Sure I'll smuggle you to Hawaii,
come on down :-)

  That's not cool that Ireland isn't fun.  Have you always lived there?

  Sarah

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  >
  > Hi Sarah
  > Ireland is NOT fun - don't let the tourist brochures fool you. It's
  the most overpriced overrated place in Europe if not the universe. I
  would definitely go to Hawaii, any chance you could smuggle me in your
  suitcase? As for DH he might as well get used to you searching for
  products, tell him beauty junkies don't quit!
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Oh my goodness, that must have been interesting.

   I can't imagine trying to put on makeup if I couldn't see, but I probably
still would.

   I'm sure if we could get a celebrity to wear one black eye, and one brown eye
we could make it the newest trend!

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Sure I'll smuggle you to Hawaii, come on down :-)

That's not cool that Ireland isn't fun.  Have you always lived there?

Sarah

--- In mysticalbeauty@yahoogroups.com, Lynn Scanlon <lrez30@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Sarah
> Ireland is NOT fun - don't let the tourist brochures fool you. It's
the most overpriced overrated place in Europe if not the universe. I
would definitely go to Hawaii, any chance you could smuggle me in your
suitcase? As for DH he might as well get used to you searching for
products, tell him beauty junkies don't quit!
> Lynn
>
>

Gaze Into  the Mirror

If you've heard me speak before, you've probably heard me tell stories about
  mixing up my makeup. Yes, I have on occasion mixed up my eye liner and lip
liners because I couldn't see into a mirror to behold the strange distortion I 
was creating.

Because the story of my makeup mishap is familiar to so many, I completely blew
off the constructive criticism that Lucy  Swindoll offered to me one evening
right before I went on stage at a _Women  of Faith_
(http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?t=9nkz8ubab.0.8yz9eqbab.becznmbab.1844&p=http://www.women\
offaith.com) conference.

Your eyes don't match she flatly advised.

Yeah, right! I quipped. I  was sure she was trying to capitalize on my story or
maybe just trying to keep  me relaxed before I spoke.
Very funny, I retorted.

But Lucy sounded  completely serious. No, she insisted, really, one is black,
and one is  brown! That impossible! I replied.
That funny and mischievous Lucy was not going  to get the best of me on this
one!

Jennifer, I am serious, she said as maternally and authoritatively as possible.
Ask Nicole.

And so I turned to _Nicole  Johnson_
(http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?t=9nkz8ubab.0.rbg96ubab.becznmbab.1844&p=http://www.fresh\
brewedlife.com/) , the talented dramatist on the Women of Faith team, and before
I  could ask, she gasped, She's right! One is black and one is brown! I opened
my  make-up bag and sure enough, I had two different eyeliner pencils! One
black,  one brown. (Note to the
visually impaired reader: Never carry two different  shades of eye liner in the
same makeup bag!)

It is true, I have not been able to see into a mirror since I was fifteen and
lost the majority of my sight. Of course, even though I joke about my many 
mishaps, I would love to be able to look into a mirror to see what I look like. 
I would much prefer to choose my own hair style or blush color. And yes, 
eyeliner! What woman wouldn't?

But even though that reality is frustrating, it causes my eyes to gravitate  to
a mirror that I can see. In fact, the mirror I look into now shows me exactly 
what I look like, exactly who I am. It is the mirror of God's Word. My blind 
eyes can see 20/20 as I gaze into its light. I may not see my physical image in 
the bathroom mirror, but in God's mirror, I can see that I am created in God's 
image! I know from Ephesians 2:10 that I am the very workmanship of Creator God.

Have you looked in that mirror lately? Gaining God’s perspective on who we 
are keeps us from an inflated or deflated view of ourselves and allows us to 
assess ourselves in The Light of His Word.

Physical mirrors can't reflect truth; they only offer optical illusion. Only 
the mirror of God's Word reflects truth, because it is truth. It grants you a 
right perspective of yourself as it reveals a true view of your Father.

But don't just look at the mirror; look into it. Gaze long and hard, the way 
you do when you are applying eye shadow or fixing your hair. The way a man does 
when he is shaving around those small creases and tiny lines.

The Bible is like a telescope, Philip Brooks wrote. If a man looks
through his telescope, then he sees the worlds beyond; but if he looks  at his
telescope, then he does not see anything but that. The Bible is a  thing to be
looked through, to see that which is beyond; but most people only  look at it;
and so they see only the dead letter.

He's right. How much we miss if we only look at the Word, giving it just a 
passing glance. Look into it, gaze, and feed on it like Jeremiah and you will
experience the same joy he wrote about.

When your words came, I ate them; they were my joy and my heart's delight, for I
bear your name, O LORD God Almighty (Jeremiah 15:16)."

Blessings and Joy,
Jennifer Rothschild
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Hi Sarah
Ireland is NOT fun - don't let the tourist brochures fool you. It's the most
overpriced overrated place in Europe if not the universe. I would definitely go
to Hawaii, any chance you could smuggle me in your suitcase? As for DH he might
as well get used to you searching for products, tell him beauty junkies don't
quit!
Lynn

Sarah O <mystical.beauty@...> wrote:    Hi Lynn

    The Mama Coco's packaging is so cute - it's great that it's fair trade,
certified organic, and cruelty free - that's hard to find these days.

    I haven't tried Burts Bees yet - I'm more of a chapstick girl myself .

    Wow Ireland sounds like fun :-)  That's one of the places DH and I were
considering for our honeymoon...I think we've decided we're going to Hawaii now
though.

  I'm sure I'll manage to find some great beauty products wherever I go...lol I
bet DH will love that.

    Sarah
    http://www.mystical-beauty.com

    Lynn Scanlon <lrez30@...> wrote:
    Hi Sarah
  Glad I found you!
  I'm not sure about lip balm in general becoming addictive, I read it was just
Vaseline, maybe it's just pure petroleum jelly that's addictive. Anyway I don't
think I'm gonna stop using it. I actually have an unopened stick of Burt's Bees
which I've been hearing great things about and I've got Mama Coco's. Have you
seen the packaging, it's the cutest ever, sorta 50's Hawaii. As for wrinkle
cream I use different brands right now I'm using Garnier. I don't bother
splashing out cos I only dab it around my eyes and on my lips so it lasts ages.
I live in Ireland so getting certain brands can be tricky. I prefer to spend my
bucks on those! Right now I'm going nuts for Origins paradise found body cream. 
I just close my eyes, sniff, and I can pretend I'm in tahiti, hawaii. . . u get
the picture!
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Hi Lynn

   The Mama Coco's packaging is so cute - it's great that it's fair trade,
certified organic, and cruelty free - that's hard to find these days.

   I haven't tried Burts Bees yet - I'm more of a chapstick girl myself .

   Wow Ireland sounds like fun :-)  That's one of the places DH and I were
considering for our honeymoon...I think we've decided we're going to Hawaii now
though.

I'm sure I'll manage to find some great beauty products wherever I go...lol I
bet DH will love that.

   Sarah
   http://www.mystical-beauty.com

   Lynn Scanlon <lrez30@...> wrote:
   Hi Sarah
Glad I found you!
I'm not sure about lip balm in general becoming addictive, I read it was just
Vaseline, maybe it's just pure petroleum jelly that's addictive. Anyway I don't
think I'm gonna stop using it. I actually have an unopened stick of Burt's Bees
which I've been hearing great things about and I've got Mama Coco's. Have you
seen the packaging, it's the cutest ever, sorta 50's Hawaii. As for wrinkle
cream I use different brands right now I'm using Garnier. I don't bother
splashing out cos I only dab it around my eyes and on my lips so it lasts ages.
I live in Ireland so getting certain brands can be tricky. I prefer to spend my
bucks on those! Right now I'm going nuts for Origins paradise found body cream. 
I just close my eyes, sniff, and I can pretend I'm in tahiti, hawaii. . . u get
the picture!
till next time
Lynn


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Hi Sarah
Glad I found you!
I'm not sure about lip balm in general becoming addictive, I read it was just
Vaseline, maybe it's just pure petroleum jelly that's addictive. Anyway I don't
think I'm gonna stop using it. I actually have an unopened stick of Burt's Bees
which I've been hearing great things about and I've got Mama Coco's. Have you
seen the packaging, it's the cutest ever, sorta 50's Hawaii. As for wrinkle
cream I use different brands right now I'm using Garnier. I don't bother
splashing out cos I only dab it around my eyes and on my lips so it lasts ages.
I live in Ireland so getting certain brands can be tricky. I prefer to spend my
bucks on those! Right now I'm going nuts for Origins paradise found body cream. 
I just close my eyes, sniff, and I can pretend I'm in tahiti, hawaii. . . u get
the picture!
till next time
Lynn

Sarah <mystical.beauty@...> wrote:    Hi Lynn, welcome to the group!

  I'm glad you found us.

  LOL, I was trying to decide which of the new mineral foundations I
  was going to try last night - do I want to stick with BE or try the
  Urban Decay Surreal skin, or the neutrogena kind, or what.

  And oh yeah - I'm a lip balm junkie too. I always have to have one
  with me, if I don't I freak out.

  I've heard yes/no about becoming addicted to lip balm - I know when I
  don't have it, my lips get dry, and I don't like the way that feels.

  http://www.kevdo.com/lipbalm/ is a funny site about lip balm
  addiction.

  Thanks for the tip about wrinkle cream on your lips, I haven't heard
  that before.  What kind do you use?

  Sarah
  Mystical Beauty
  http://www.mystical-beauty.com


  --- In mysticalbeauty@yahoogroups.com, Lynn Scanlon <lrez30@...>
  wrote:
  >
  > Hi everyone
  > Just wanted to say hello and let you know how relieved I am to
  discover other unashamed BEAUTY JUNKIES! I've always wondered if it's
  just me or does anyone else lie awake at night planning what to buy?
  Is it just me or does anyone else have at least 6 different lip balms
  and body lotions at once? Drop me a line and make me feel normal
  please! Before I sign off I'll share one of the best beauty tips I
  ever got - if you want your lips to stay plump and firm dab on some
  anti-wrinkle cream. I also have a question: is it true that your lips
  can become addicted to Vaseline?
  > Lynn








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Hi Lynn, welcome to the group!

I'm glad you found us.

LOL, I was trying to decide which of the new mineral foundations I
was going to try last night - do I want to stick with BE or try the
Urban Decay Surreal skin, or the neutrogena kind, or what.

And oh yeah - I'm a lip balm junkie too. I always have to have one
with me, if I don't I freak out.

I've heard yes/no about becoming addicted to lip balm - I know when I
don't have it, my lips get dry, and I don't like the way that feels.

http://www.kevdo.com/lipbalm/ is a funny site about lip balm
addiction.

Thanks for the tip about wrinkle cream on your lips, I haven't heard
that before.  What kind do you use?

Sarah
Mystical Beauty
http://www.mystical-beauty.com


--- In mysticalbeauty@yahoogroups.com, Lynn Scanlon <lrez30@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi everyone
> Just wanted to say hello and let you know how relieved I am to
discover other unashamed BEAUTY JUNKIES! I've always wondered if it's
just me or does anyone else lie awake at night planning what to buy?
Is it just me or does anyone else have at least 6 different lip balms
and body lotions at once? Drop me a line and make me feel normal
please! Before I sign off I'll share one of the best beauty tips I
ever got - if you want your lips to stay plump and firm dab on some
anti-wrinkle cream. I also have a question: is it true that your lips
can become addicted to Vaseline?
> Lynn

I put a post up on the new Rate My Makeup Blog
<http://rate-my-makeup.blogspot.com/>  - I've decided that whoever gets
the highest score with their picture at Rate My Makeup
<http://www.mystical-beauty.com/gallery/index.php>  will get a short
interview on the blog, and bragging rights.

I'm going to try to make a little thingie saying I was the winner of the
month at Rate My Makeup, or I have the best makeup or something that the
winner can place on their website.

I'm not too good at graphics, so I want to make sure that I can make a
good graphic that doesn't look so cheesy no one wants to display it.

If you've got any ideas I'd love to hear them.


Thanks - and I hope you have a beautiful weekend.

Sarah

Mystical Beauty <http://www.mystical-beauty.com/>

Life, Love, Beauty



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Hi everyone
Just wanted to say hello and let you know how relieved I am to discover other
unashamed BEAUTY JUNKIES! I've always wondered if it's just me or does anyone
else lie awake at night planning what to buy? Is it just me or does anyone else
have at least 6 different lip balms and body lotions at once? Drop me a line and
make me feel normal please! Before I sign off I'll share one of the best beauty
tips I ever got - if you want your lips to stay plump and firm dab on some
anti-wrinkle cream. I also have a question: is it true that your lips can become
addicted to Vaseline?
Lynn


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Hi folks, just wanted to introduce myself and let you know how
relieved I am there are people in this world who are unashamed BEAUTY
JUNKIES! Is it just me or do you lie awake at night planning what to
buy? Is there anyone else out there who has at least 6 different lip
balms/body creams,etc, at once! Feel free to drop me a line and make
me feel normal! Psst. . . wanna know the best beauty tip I ever got?
If you want your lips to remain as firm and plump as possible, just
dab a little anti-wrinkle cream on them.
Looking forward to getting to know you all
Lynn