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Product 10 nay & 11 yay!!

It has been foreevveeerrr since I post about products. Since May of last year to be exact. Product #10 is a combo, shampoo and conditioner. I had been reading about these two products for months. They were developed by some MIT students and an MIT professor who decided to take care of frizz. I am queen of frizz. I didn't used to be, but somehow, from one day to the next, FRIZZ. I have tried so many products to try and put an end to the FRIZZ. Nothing really worked. Then, I came across an article that talked about these products. I thought my problem would be over. I found these on Sephora website, but at the time, they only had the 8 oz bottles. Each bottle was $24...........OUCH!! So, I decided to wait. (Aren't you proud of me Buddy?) Then last month I was at Sephora at the mall. They had travel size bottles 2 oz for $10 each. Not as horrific. So, I bought both the shampoo and conditioner. I used it for a whole week. Nothing, Nada, Zip.....it doesn't work. At least for me. I didn't notice a thing. Maybe my hair is to thick, but for that price, so not worth it. So my opinion is....MIT students should leave the hair products to someone else and they can continue to become astronauts, chemists and amazing architects. If you would like to try these products, click here.



My yay product is a new eye shadow primer from Urban Decay. It's called Eye Shadow Primer Potion - Eden. I have used their original primer potion for a few years now (I know, who hasn't?) This new one, I LOVE! I love that its a "tawny" color. Lately I have been pretty boring with my make-up. A lot of nudes and browns. I may spice it up by adding a red lip, but other than that..........BORING. I can't help it. I work at a Dr.s office, and I really can't have fun with make-up like I used to. Soooo, this primer is perfect for me and my boring colors. It blends with them real well, and I even use it as a high lighter. I say YAY to this product. And it's sister potions too! If you would like to take a look at this product, click on here. Or, you can stop by your local Sephora for both products.




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