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Hello IMBBians, I realized that I had forgotten my lip balm when I was traveling recently and I headed to a duty-free store to pick one and came across lip balms from Nuxe and I picked it up. It was later that I realized that it was not yet reviewed! And, my whole trip was spent testing the lip balm. 😛 Today’s review is all about Nuxe Lip Moisturizing Stick Reve de Miel . Read on to know more about the product. Nuxe Lip Moisturizing Stick Reve de Miel Review " width="800" height="685" class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-447919" /> Price and Quantity: $9.40 for 4g Product Description: LIP MOISTURIZING STICK – MOISTURIZES, REPAIRS AND PROTECTS In a handy format, this moisturizing lip stick with Honey and Sunflower works wonders on dry and damaged lips all day long – for soft, luscious lips. Banish dry, tight lips. That ought to put a smile on your face! Travel everywhere with your lip stick and keep hydrating and smoothing lips : be prepared fo...

Recently I’ve received a few questions on Formspring asking what kind of body lotion and bubble bath that I’m using. So, today I was like, hmm maybe I should blog about my home “spa” routine. It’s not really like a complete head to toe type spa but it’s a routine that I do every day. I always make sure that I apply lotion before I go to bed because it will keep my skin moisturized throughout the night. Besides keeping my skin moist, the smell of the lotion is really important to me too. I love it when my skin smells like fruits hahahaha, it helps to relax my whole body. I used to be very addicted into Bodyshop body lotions but I find it quite expensive for me to apply every day, so I stopped using them and have gone back to using normal ones ==” I was lucky enough to receive an email the other day, asking me to review a range of beauty products from  GLAMOGIRL.COM   If you haven’t heard about Glamogirl yet, they are a distributor that markets and distributes several ranges of beauty p...

Ivan Nikolov/WENN.com We all wonder what tools and tricks it takes to make celebrities perfect their look. Everyone deserves glowing skin , dazzling nails, and hair that blows gracefully in the wind just like the stars in the Hollywood Hills. Whether it’s getting ready for a red carpet event , or simply heading out the door on an average Monday, every star has his or her secret weapon. From products to beauty routines, we have compiled some of Hollywood’s hottest celebrity beauty secrets that you’re going to want to steal. Adding them to your daily beauty regimen will have you look like you just stepped off of a movie set – and we could all use a little more of that in our lives, right? 101. “I’ve done a lot of damage to my skin in the past, which makes me appreciate a great sunscreen now.” – Kristin Davis , who uses Ahava All In One. 100. “ Makeup artist Linda Cantello taught me this tip: If you make a mistake with your mascara, dip a cotton ball into some foundation to remove it...

We're not quite sure when this happened, but somewhere between childhood and young adulthood, Bed, Bath & Beyond became our new Toys "R" Us. Every time we go, we're amazed at how much we enjoy our shopping trip -- it's like a treasure trove of humidifiers, food processors and more household items we never knew we needed (or even wanted). But did you know they also have an awesome beauty section , chock full of our favorite face washes , high-end shampoos and cosmetics? Yah, they weren't kidding about that whole "beyond" thing.* Art by Raydene Salinas 1. CoverGirl Lash Blast Waterproof Mascara , $6.99 This mascara will give you lightweight volume without the hefty designer label price tag . Plus, it's a favorite among beauty editors . 2. Bio-Oil, $18.99 This moisturizing body oil is perfect for slathering on immediately after taking a shower during the dry winter months . The vitamin E-rich formula also helps with scars. 3. Essie Nail Pol...

I'm not an athlete, I'm not a bath person, and I'm not an 82-year-old, so I've never really felt the need for Epsom salts in my life. But it turns out there are a ton of other ways to use them beyond the standard sore- muscle bath soak . So if you're in need of a little R & R in this post-Christmas-pre-New-Year's (but still stuck in your hometown) lull, here are five at-home treatments you can make using the Epsom salts lurking in the medicine cabinet at your parents' house. (Or you could go out and buy some—we like Dr. Teal's Rosemary Mint Epsom Salt Soaking Solution . ) Sunburn reliever. If you're lucky enough to be spending the holidays somewhere sunny, hopefully you listened to that motherly/ Allure voice in your head and wore tons of SPF 50. But in case you did somehow get a sunburn, Epsom salts can help inflamed skin. "I mix a couple of spoonfuls into a cup of water and use a spray bottle to mist it onto the affected area," say...

Just weeks away from the 2016 Rio Olympics, we talk to gold-medal hopefuls about their quest for the top podium spot. More From Rio Olympics 2016 8 articles May 12, 2016 Design by Kevin Peralta Advertisement - Continue Reading Below The Training: "A typical day lasts around five hours. We warm up for an hour with some jogging and stretching, then do drills: high knees, butt kicks, straight-leg running. After, we start with longer runs, just working on conditioning. As the year progresses, it gets more ballistic, more technical." The Recovery: "We may roll out on a softball or lacrosse ball to get all those little aches and pains. After a long run, I go to my massage therapist, my chiropractor, and then take an ice bath. I soak for about 10 minutes—after the first two, you feel numb and it's just so good!" More From Rio Olympics 2016 8 articles The Menu: "I work with a nutritionist and a chef who monitor my meals. For breakfast, I'll do oatmeal ...

I have been coloring my hair pretty regularly since I was about 21, maybe a bit younger. I am 27 now. So that’s at least 6 years of chemically treating my hair. I really don’t need  to color my hair, I don’t have any grays, and based off of other family members, I don’t think I will start to get any until I’m close to age 50. My dad really isn’t very gray at age 51, and I still don’t think my mom is at age 50. Crazy, right? As a makeup artist, I have always had a love for the art that comes with hair color and makeup. For myself, I really have never done much to my hair besides darken it for a richer color. Highlights never seem to flatter me, and I would get bored with my natural medium-brown color, so darkening it was always my preference. The problem with color is that it is really hard to stop coloring your hair once you start. After a few weeks the color fades, and you are left with hair lighter than when you started. It’s really a trap, and best to be avoided for as long as poss...