Eye
Makeup Eraser Pen - Product Review
We all make mistakes sometimes when applying certain eye
makeup to our eyes, but don't you wish there was a way to erase the eye makeup
mistakes? Well, there is! It is called, "Eye Makeup Eraser
Pen."
The Eye Makeup
Eraser Pen is just want it says it is. It's an eraser that
removes eye makeup mistakes from your eyes quickly an easily so you can reapply
your eye makeup all over again just the way you want to. The way you use the
eye makeup eraser pen is by simply taking of the cap and taking the eraser pen
and rubbing it up against the area of eye makeup you want to remove quickly an
easily from your eyes. Now you can also use this eye makeup eraser pen for
removing eyebrow makeup mistakes from your eyebrows as well which is super
awesome. You can even use this makeup eraser for removing waterproof makeup
from your face as well if you end up smudging it on your face some how and
can't get it off.
Now the Eye Makeup Eraser Pen is made from ingredients like evening primrose, mineral
oil, coconut oil, aloe, and vitamins. These ingredients not only help remove
tough eye makeup mistakes, but they also help nourish your eyes with
antioxidants to your eyes stay healthy and younger looking.
You can find the Eye Makeup Eraser Pen at Walmart,
Target, your local drug stores, grocery stores, and beauty stores in the
cosmetic isles. The pen usually cost around $8 up to $15, but is so worth getting if you
tend to make a lot of mistakes when applying eye makeup to your eyes. You can
even find this makeup eraser pen in online stores at a discount price which
is also nice if you're on a tight budget.
Now the reason I love the Eye Makeup Erase Pen so much is because I can erase the makeup up mistake and not the rest of my makeup. I would definitely recommend this makeup remover pen to anyone who makes tons of mistakes applying makeup. I wish you all the best of luck at erasing your eye makeup mistakes as well quickly and easily if you do decide to use this pen.
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Make Over
Your Make-Up Bag
Avoid Breakouts By
Cleaning Out Your Make-Up Bag
If you haven't touched your electric blue eye shadow since
you wore your mermaid Halloween costume last year, its time to throw it away.
Using spoiled products can have ugly consequences from breakouts to eye
infections. Even though it's contrary to what your parents taught you, do not
share your makeup products. Would you want to borrow someone's toothbrush? When
it comes to getting pretty, it's better to be safe than sorry.
Lips: Glosses applied with your
fingers should be replaced every six months, since germs migrate easily into
open-pot containers. Lip glosses with wands (or lipsticks) last longer, up to a
year.
Eyes:
Toss all of your eye shadows every three to six months. Because mascara comes
into the closest contact with eyes (and the interior of the tube is a prime
microbe-growing medium) replace it every three months.
Nails: Throw out nail polish after a
year. By then, it starts to separate or dry up and when you apply it, it will
go on streaky.
SPF: Once sunscreen is past its prime, you risk having no SPF protection. The best way to keep track of your sunscreen is to use enough that you don't have any left by the end of each season.
Brushes: If you splurge on your make up
brushes, then protect your investments by using a brush cleaner to
wash them off every two to three weeks.
Face: Replace foundations after one
year. Loose or pressed powder stays fresh for up to two years. Use a new sponge
every month to prevent skin irritation.
By abiding by these simple guidelines, you'll protect yourself
from the ugly consequences of using old beauty products.
5 Makeup
Brands for the Green Woman
Saving the World and
Looking Gorgeous
Being green and being beautiful doesn't mean you have to
be one or the other. It also doesn't mean that you have to sacrifice quality or
spend more money either. The following are five makeup brands that offer green
and organic makeup for the eco-conscious woman.
Burt's
Bees
One of the most well known organic brand of makeup is
Burt's Bees. This brand can be found anywhere, it's hard to miss the yellow and
sometimes green packaging. Burt's Bees (link here) has everything from skin care products
like lotion and cuticle creams to makeup, like lip glosses and lip sticks.
Burt's Bees prides themselves on creating products that are made with as much
natural ingredients as possible. Not only are their products natural but their
packaging are made from recycled materials or materials that can be recycled.
Burt's Bees prices are affordable since it's sold in most drug stores, Wal-Mart
and Target.
Physicians
Formula Organic wear makeup
In recently years many drug store brand cosmetics have
jumped on the green/organic wagon and among them is Physicians Formula.
Physicians Formula now has a line of organic makeup called Organic wear. Their
organic line of makeup costs about the same as their regular line which keeps
it affordable for everyone. Physicians Formula Organic wear line is 100 percent
natural and certified organic color cosmetics. Not only are their makeup
natural but the packaging uses paper for their compacts which is 93 percent
less plastic than regular compacts, and their brushes are made with natural
goat hair.
E.L.F
mineral makeup
Another very affordable makeup line is E.L.F which stands
for Eyes Lips Face. Some of their products are sold in store but only certain
stores. I find it's much easier to just order from their website
eyeslipsface.com though. Trying to find an E.L.F product I want in stores is
harder than trying to find a needle in a haystack. E.L.F's regular line of makeup
only cost a dollar but they have a mineral line that sells for higher, yet
they're still affordable. The price range for E.L.F's mineral makeup is from $3
to $8. E.L.F's mineral makeup are made with 100 percent natural minerals that
have been crushed into silky powders. Even their mineral lipstick is made with
natural ingredients. The packaging for E.L.F's mineral makeup line are all made
with recyclable material too.
Almay
Pure Blends
Another drug store makeup brand that has joined the
organic, green trend is Almay. Recently Almay has come out with their own
organic line of makeup they call Pure Blends. Almay's Pure Blends makeup line
consists of eye shadows, mascara, lipgloss, blush and bronzer, and loose
finishing powder. All of their products are made with over 95 percent natural
ingredients. Much like the other brands Almay's Pure Blends makeup line is also
packaged in recyclable material.
Nvey Eco
Lastly there is Nvey Eco. This brand didn't become
available in the states until 2006 and it claims to be the first truly organic
collection of makeup. This brand hails from the land down under, Australia. You
won't find Nvey Eco in drugstores or Wal-Mart and I'm not even sure if it can
be found in Sephora, but if not Sephora you can always order off of their
website at econveybeauty.com. Nvey Eco is a high end brand of
makeup and thus it's more costly, but it costs as much as any brand of makeup
you'll find at Sephora. Nvey Eco offers a wide selection of makeup to choose
from, everything from foundation, to eyes to lip products.
With
these five brands you can live green, doing your part to help the planet and
your self, all the while looking fabulous.
Libby, Jen, janet
defrancesco, Rae Harris, kjones29, Linda StCyr.
