Showing posts with label Soap and Glory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soap and Glory. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Butter Me Up: Soap and Glory's Righteous Butter

Rusty




The further we get into winter, the more I realize that one of the largest problems when it comes to keeping my skin moisturized is clothing. Because I live with a non-nudist family and because it’s frequently cold enough that I can’t feel my toes even in fleece lined slippers, I can’t just walk around in my underwear while I’m home. So the places where my clothing fits closely end up extra dry and scaly in addition to the baseline dryness experienced by the rest of my skin.

I’ve tried a lot of different body washes and lotions to combat this, and most recently I tried Soap and Glory’s Righteous Butter from the Soap and Glory YouCube set I previously reviewed.

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Super-Colour Sexy Mother Pucker Lip Plumping Gloss

Vee




I recently received a free full-size sample of this lip enhancing gloss with an order from Sephora. The product claims " A single slick of Sexy Mother Pucker™ can fool your lips into looking and feeling fuller. It features SUPERFILL™ microspheres that explode in volume up to 10X when they absorb moisture, and circulation-enhancing LIPSWELL™ natural plant oil infusion to increase blood flow and make lips look almost instantly lusher."


They lied. I swiped my lips with the lipgloss and waited to see the results. The product warns that "Sexy Mother Pucker™ activates on contact. It's likely that you'll notice a bit of a buzz (and likely, create one)."

Monday, December 5, 2011

Gift Sets That Don't Suck: Soap and Glory's You Cube

Rusty



We all know that it’s the thought that counts and tis better to give than to receive, but lets face it: no one wants to receive a sucky gift or give one. Here are some pre-assembled presents we’d be happy to receive and why.

Do you have someone in your life who, like me, spends all the winter months complaining of dry skin, dry hands, and hating life in general? Are they always searching for new hand creams and can give you a run down of the flaws in every brand they’ve tried, occasionally arranged alphabetically? Do they like having pretty boxes to store things in? Can they handle somewhat lame pop culture puns with good humor? Good news! I have a great gift idea for you!