Posted on April 24th, 09 by dailysavingsfromallyou
Rev up your style on the cheap
• What’s better than big, beautiful lashes? Great mascara that’s wallet-friendly and gets the job done! Check out mascaras that offer the most bang for your buck.
• If you’re low on cash but addicted to style, increasingly popular clothes swapping parties may be the perfect social outing for you. Now you can expand your clothing options by taking the party online with a new site called Dig N Swap. Here you can talk with other budget fashionistas and, yes, swap clothes!
• Since you’re already thinking eco chic, pick up a free reusable bag as well.
• Distressed jeans are in this season, but there’s no need to cough up big bucks for denim that looks destroyed and ripped. Instead save your cash and get in DIY mode by giving an old pair of jeans the chic distressed look with a few easy steps.
• Cut your morning beauty routine short with a hair trick and cheapie from Sally Beauty.
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2 Comments:
Rae Kat Switzer says:
April 28th, 2009 at 11:12 pm
As the owner of RaesinImages.com a Natural Cosmetics and Mineral Makeup Manufacturing Company. I was upset with the fact that All You would put in their magazine to use Petroleum Jelly, a Petrol byproduct, I.E. Gasolilne, to be used as a makeup remover. Please, at no time should anyone every use any Petroleum Jelly on their skin, or for personal lubricate. It is not water soluable and cannot be washed away by everyday soap.
If anyone is looking for the perfect makeup remover. Olive oil is the best product on the market 100% with no chemcials and within the same levels as skins natural sebum. Squaline is also the perfect eye makeup remover and can be found on the cheap at several online wholesalers for natural cosmetic or natural oil products.
Anyone reading this blog please head our warning and never use petroleum jelly on your body, your childrens bodies or animals. It is considered by professionals to be dangerous for the skin.
JamesD says:June 11th, 2009 at 4:20 pm
Thanks for the useful info. It’s so interesting