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June 18, 2007 6:42 PM
Just for Redheads Ginger/Auburn Browstick and Mint Disguise Eye Cream
About the Browstick: "Suggested for medium to darker brows. Defines as never before. For the perfect brow, feather in with JFR Brush a Brow Ginger/Auburn."
Jamie’s Thoughts: They are definitely right about the color on this one – it matched my hair perfectly. And to think I was just about to seriously consider getting my eyebrows dyed! No need for that, now. The stick was just soft enough that I didn’t feel I was scraping at my face, and after a quick buff-n-comb with a eyebrow brush (not sold with stick), the color was even and lovely. This product helps me accentuate my eye area without looking obvious or garish – score!
Retail Price: $21.00, online special right now $11, or 2 for $21.50 (JustForReadheads.com)
About the Mint Disguise Eye Cream: "Eliminates circles & wrinkles around the eyes! Say good-bye to imperfections around your eye area with our specially designed Mint Eye Disguise. Circles, wrinkles, scars, and ruddiness are all neutralized.... Specially designed for the eye area only. Now new and improved with greater concentration for better coverage."
Jamie’s Thoughts: Redheads and strawberry blondes, take heed: this concealer will change your cosmetic lives. Clearly designed for the fairer population, this minty concealer is a couple shades lighter than your average green concealer stick or lotion, but still completely effective at masking red patches, irritations, really any blotchiness or acne outbreak. The consistency is creamy but substantial, so you won’t need much to get the job done. It’s easy to apply and has become a new step in my daily prep.
One small flaw in the formula: it tends to fade away a bit throughout the day. My midday mirror check revealed the occasional need for some minor re-application. That small issue is nothing compared to the peace of mind this product gives me – no more blotches to be embarrassed about. I keep one at work, one in my purse, and one at home.
Retail Price: $24.00, on sale right now $12 or 2/$23 (Justforredheads.com)
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