Fresh toiletries in the hotel bathroom can go a long way toward making a girl forget, for a little while, that she just paid twenty dollars for a book she forgot to leave the store with.
Wednesday 22nd May 2013
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But I digress...
The healing power of beauty products
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Oh grat pick. I love Fresh body/skin products, especially the Sugar line. For what’s worth though their lip balm (of which I have two) smell great but do absolutely nothing for dry or chapped lips. A popular but royal ripoff at $20/pop.
Try Maybelline Baby Lips lip balm. Cheap, works pretty well, and some has a lot of pigment in them. The clear has an SPF of 20, too.
Donna
http://www.prettysparklythings.blogspot.com
Heehee. Thank you for sharing…makes me feel better about having to get my car towed because I left the brake light button on….
They should give you another book. Harrumph!!
I used to stay at the Vitale in SF frequently, before we got an apt here, and got hooked on the Fresh toiletries they put in rooms there. Now I buy it for home, even though it’s absurdly expensive. Product placement: it works!
I like their Umbrian Clay, too.