Best dcum beauty recommendations

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Anonymous wrote:The Dyson hairdryer gets terrible reviews on Amazon. Why do people like it?

I'm the previous poster who said this was a game changer. I meant to say the Revlon hairdryer is a game changer. I just read the original post too fast and thought they were referencing revlon.

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Anonymous wrote:Glam glow masks! Thank you, publicist PP!

What are these?

https://www.beautypedia.com/skin-care-reviews/?N=4294966879+4294957882&Nr=AND%28Site%3Abeautypedia%2CLocale%3Aen_US%29

They're terrible.

Yeah, surprising that the founder of that website, who sells her own facial masks, would give other masks one star and her own five stars. Shocking.

You're uninformed. Paula's Choice products aren't the only high rated products on Beautypedia. And the whole point of the Paula's Choice brand is to address problems/things that were missing from the skincare industry.

Of course they aren’t; that would be much too obvious.

Okay. I didn't see your tin foil hat there but I get it now.

[Anonymous]

Don't wash your face
Not very often

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Dyson hairdryer gets terrible reviews on Amazon. Why do people like it?

It has great reviews at Amazon. I love mine. You can test one out at tyson’s.

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Anonymous wrote:The Dyson hairdryer gets terrible reviews on Amazon. Why do people like it?

I'm the previous poster who said this was a game changer. I meant to say the Revlon hairdryer is a game changer. I just read the original post too fast and thought they were referencing revlon.

Which Revlon hair dryer?

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Anonymous wrote:The Dyson hairdryer gets terrible reviews on Amazon. Why do people like it?

I'm the previous poster who said this was a game changer. I meant to say the Revlon hairdryer is a game changer. I just read the original post too fast and thought they were referencing revlon.

Which Revlon hair dryer?

This one. NP, and I agree.

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Anonymous wrote:The Dyson hairdryer gets terrible reviews on Amazon. Why do people like it?

I'm the previous poster who said this was a game changer. I meant to say the Revlon hairdryer is a game changer. I just read the original post too fast and thought they were referencing revlon.

Which Revlon hair dryer?

This one. NP, and I agree.

Sorry, forgot the link: https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/revlon-reg-pro-collection-salon-one-step-hair-dryer-and-volumizer/1047128057?skuId=47128057&ioid=HH000120&mcid=PS_google_nonbrand_dsa_&adpos=1t3&creative=161954029870&device=t&matchtype=b&network=g&mrkgadid=3041875192&mrkgcl=609&rkg_id=h-feb711177ac83fbb08c8054e3fea6e62_t-1515201505&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIvrG5uJXC2AIVykwNCh1tWwSDEAAYAyAAEgISzPD_BwE

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Anonymous wrote:Mine have been
- the Revlon volumizer...perfect shiny hair every time
- micellar water... Gets off all the makeup and end of the day grime
- recommendation for bbl with Dr. Tanzi/Shah/Peters

what brand of micellar water?

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Garnier with the pink accents. Bioderma is the classic - get it if you're in France - but the garnier is my favorite so far.

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Anonymous wrote:Glam glow masks! Thank you, publicist PP!

What are these?

https://www.beautypedia.com/skin-care-reviews/?N=4294966879+4294957882&Nr=AND%28Site%3Abeautypedia%2CLocale%3Aen_US%29

They're terrible.

Yeah, surprising that the founder of that website, who sells her own facial masks, would give other masks one star and her own five stars. Shocking.

You're uninformed. Paula's Choice products aren't the only high rated products on Beautypedia. And the whole point of the Paula's Choice brand is to address problems/things that were missing from the skincare industry.

Of course they aren’t; that would be much too obvious.

Here's ten other best masks. You're right. The woman is a crafty devil. https://www.beautypedia.com/skin-care-reviews/best-skin-care-products/Skin-Care/Face-Masks

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Thanks!

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Anonymous wrote:The Dyson hairdryer gets terrible reviews on Amazon. Why do people like it?

I'm the previous poster who said this was a game changer. I meant to say the Revlon hairdryer is a game changer. I just read the original post too fast and thought they were referencing revlon.

Which Revlon hair dryer?

This one. NP, and I agree.

Sorry, forgot the link: https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/revlon-reg-pro-collection-salon-one-step-hair-dryer-and-volumizer/1047128057?skuId=47128057&ioid=HH000120&mcid=PS_google_nonbrand_dsa_&adpos=1t3&creative=161954029870&device=t&matchtype=b&network=g&mrkgadid=3041875192&mrkgcl=609&rkg_id=h-feb711177ac83fbb08c8054e3fea6e62_t-1515201505&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIvrG5uJXC2AIVykwNCh1tWwSDEAAYAyAAEgISzPD_BwE

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Glam glow masks! Thank you, publicist PP!

What are these?

https://www.beautypedia.com/skin-care-reviews/?N=4294966879+4294957882&Nr=AND%28Site%3Abeautypedia%2CLocale%3Aen_US%29

They're terrible.

Yeah, surprising that the founder of that website, who sells her own facial masks, would give other masks one star and her own five stars. Shocking.

You're uninformed. Paula's Choice products aren't the only high rated products on Beautypedia. And the whole point of the Paula's Choice brand is to address problems/things that were missing from the skincare industry.

Of course they aren’t; that would be much too obvious.

Here's ten other best masks. You're right. The woman is a crafty devil. https://www.beautypedia.com/skin-care-reviews/best-skin-care-products/Skin-Care/Face-Masks

You conveniently overlooked the hundreds of masks on that site that received poor reviews. Crafty indeed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The revlon dryer did nothing for me

Loved Baby Foot!

Baby Foot did absolutely nothing for my feet. Nada. Zippity Doo da.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Glam glow masks! Thank you, publicist PP!

What are these?

https://www.beautypedia.com/skin-care-reviews/?N=4294966879+4294957882&Nr=AND%28Site%3Abeautypedia%2CLocale%3Aen_US%29

They're terrible.

Yeah, surprising that the founder of that website, who sells her own facial masks, would give other masks one star and her own five stars. Shocking.

You're uninformed. Paula's Choice products aren't the only high rated products on Beautypedia. And the whole point of the Paula's Choice brand is to address problems/things that were missing from the skincare industry.

Of course they aren’t; that would be much too obvious.

Here's ten other best masks. You're right. The woman is a crafty devil. https://www.beautypedia.com/skin-care-reviews/best-skin-care-products/Skin-Care/Face-Masks

You conveniently overlooked the hundreds of masks on that site that received poor reviews. Crafty indeed.

Does it really baffle you that there are tons of products on the market that suck? Like, is that really so shocking to you?

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Anonymous wrote:The revlon dryer did nothing for me

Loved Baby Foot!

Baby Foot did absolutely nothing for my feet. Nada. Zippity Doo da.

Strange. I used my first kit a week ago today and my feet are peeling like mad. Definitely not something to do in the summer.

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Anonymous wrote:Mine have been
- the Revlon volumizer...perfect shiny hair every time
- micellar water... Gets off all the makeup and end of the day grime
- recommendation for bbl with Dr. Tanzi/Shah/Peters

what brand of micellar water?

Np.
Garnier with the pink accents. Bioderma is the classic - get it if you're in France - but the garnier is my favorite so far.

I use Garnier with blue accents. It removes waterproof eye makeup.