Bath Shower Home Design

Hey Posse, It’s winter where you are and I know you’re all looking for something to keep you warm & cosy. I think I have the perfect thing,  Amber Labdanum Bath Oil . Ellen Covey, who is one of the USAs most loved Independent Perfumers , created this magnificent beauty. The photo is of my 3rd bottle, bought retail and loved so much I wrote to Ellen and asked her to make it available again on her website so I could write about it and tell you.  Amber Labdanum Bath Oil will change the way you bathe. I have no note lists, just what’s written on the bottle. So amber is “ sweet, resinous, cozy and warm, often rather powdery note recreated from a mix of balsams. Usually labdanum, benzoin, vanilla, styrax and fir or a combination of some of these. The default oriental note . from Fragrantica” Must be extra labdanum in this particular mix. The oil is a blend of coconut and argan oils, with no artificial coloring or preservatives. If you want the perfect base scent for all your vanilla ...

Announcing the 2008 Best of Sephora Winners Sephora’s beauty awards are back and better than ever! More than 100,000 makeup mavens from New York to Los Angeles, Montreal and everywhere in between cast their votes for their favorite color , skin, hair, tool and scent essentials on Sephora.com. The ballots have been tallied and the results are gorgeous, with more categories than ever before. From beauty obsessions to top tips, the best of Sephora award winners are simply irresistible. Shop for the Best of Sephora – makeup, skin care and fragrance! How many Best of Sephora products do YOU love? Do you see a lot of your favorites?  See a product that just never worked for you? Find out what products won! BEAUTY ADDICT’S FAVORITE TIP “I love to prime my legs and body with the Clarisonic brush before I shave, so that I can attain that flawless application of self tanner.” BEAUTY ADDICT’S FAVORITE Bare Escentuals Buxom Lips ($18) – This mineral- infused lip polish imparts a high shine wi...

One of my friends has towels stacked in a symmetrical pile in her bathroom “for display purposes only”. Which is half the function of bath foam, really, as its packaging should look as good as it feels to wallow in clouds of fragrance and froth. In fact, since 1997 I’ve had two elegant glass decanters filled with colour- coordinated bubbles perched , unused, on the corner of my bath. Too posh to pour, they’re supplemented by the cheapest but bubbliest of bath foams – usually Radox which, for a couple of pounds, is just as good as expensive ranges and always smells wonderful. Sadly, the packaging reflects the price, so it still gets transferred into an old spa-brand jar that looks (and is) far more expensive.  But the selection here combines bubbles with “kerb-side appeal” for your bath. Just make sure you pour the bath foam in as soon as you turn both taps on, full blast, to get the water churning and generate the frothiest foam from the littlest amount of often-expensive liquid. Then...