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| Over the years, I have been guilty of riding the waves of numerous fads...BB creams, blue mascara, glitter eyeshadow, Noxzema (remember that?)...you get the picture. However, I have finally found a new obsession that will not only stick but will leave me thanking myself years from now. I have stopped being lazy about my skincare regime and started making the investment in preventing my potential future saggy and wrinkly face. I can say, with some certainty, I will be a bag of bones and wrinkles if I don't actively start working towards some type of preventative anti-aging movement. 28 years of sun exposure and several of those years living in Florida equals bad new bears. Lately, I've noticed my concealer gets caught in my fines lines under and around my eyes. I blamed it solely on my concealer. So, back to Sephora I went...numerous concealers later and I had to face the facts. My skin has lost a bit of elasticity around my eyes. So, naturally I started frantically Googling what my favorite celebrities are doing to make their skin look like they just hopped out of the fountain of youth. I mean, is Jen Aniston 21 or 41? No one would know. So, after probably 75 different articles and interviews read, I knew I had to add to existing routine some Vitamin C (and other serums...to come in future posts). I'm not trying to just think something is going to do miracles for me and waste money and then in a month from now notice that the bottle has collected dust. This is the new "anti-clutter" Kacey speaking, of course. Plus, when I step into the skincare aisles of Sephora, I'm overwhelmed by the immediate over-stimulation of what seems like millions of products and price tags that I'd have to hide from my husband (oh yeah, forgot to mention... I got married). So, let me make this simple for you. If you don't have Vitamin C in your current face product rotation, step up your game. Here's why...as we age, our body's collagen breaks down and the collagen production minimizes. This is where the the devil's work (wrinkles) come in. Vitamin C serums pack their biggest punch by increasing the production of collagen, which means increasing your skin's elasticity. And boom, we are fighting wrinkles before they start OR helping to decrease wrinkles that have already formed. If you're like me, you enjoy researching a gazillion products before making a purchase. I like to make sure I'm getting a good product at the right price. I won't overspend just for a certain brand name. It HAS to work. So, on to Amazon I went after scouring Sephora's site. Along came Eve Hansen products. I'd, personally, never heard of this brand but with hundreds upon hundreds of reviews, I felt confident giving it a whirl. For a 2 ounce bottle of Vitamin C, you're looking at a price tag over under $18 on Amazon. Compare this to the $60-$80 you could be spending elsewhere. Bottom line...you can't argue with the science. This product is 100% vegan, fights free-radical damage, sun damage (YES!), improves pigmentation issues, improves skin tone AND texture and is good for all skin types. A few drops massaged and patted into your skin twice a day! Call me when you're 65 and you can thank me then. |
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Friday, July 8, 2016
Serum Series: Vitamin C
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Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Current Faves
Sunday, January 18, 2015
No Cuts, Just Contour
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Favorite "Now" Fragrance
Monday, September 29, 2014
Take It Off
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Breathe It In
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Sunday, November 17, 2013
Spray Away
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| If you're a female and you're breathing, then you depend on dry shampoo for basic survival. However, most dry shampoos are white-ish and leave brown hair looking grey. If you're a blonde (natural or not...), you're golden...if anything, it calms down my exposed brown roots - thank goodness. For my gal pals with darker hair, I've found this product that is invisible. Spray away, my friends. Find this product at Sephora. |
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Prime That Pout
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Back to Basics
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Berry Good, Sugar
Brighten Up With Blue
Sunday, December 16, 2012
Nothing Better than Butter
Prime It, Conceal It, Work It
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Jungle Love
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| I don't need to even say why I'm posted about this...meow. This Dior Fall Look Jungle Eye Shadow Palette...it's to die for. That champagne color is perfect highlighting your brow or on the inner corner of your eye to give yourself a little pop and make you appear more bright eyed and bushy tailed. |
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Work (Eye) Wear
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| If you can't have fun doing your hair and makeup for work, then your work week is just that much more rough than the rest of the working world. I like to keep it interesting. Yesterday I opted for a light eye (never forgetting my liquid liner) and a darker gloss. Today I went for a smokey eye and nude lipstick. Yes, I wore smokey eyes to work...sue me. For both looks, I used my Sephora Eye Palette! Va-voom! |
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Oh my, O-GLOSS!
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Bronzed & Beautiful
Pretty, Pretty Palette
Monday, September 10, 2012
Nothing but NARS
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Mad About Makeup
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