@fauxlashes: July 2009

Say ‘hello’ to Clarisonic Mia

Posted by Shannon Leigh

Mia is the new, go-anywhere Sonic Skin Cleansing System in a great compact size. The one-button, one-speed Mia fits your active lifestyle for beautiful, glowing skin wherever life’s adventures take you. Also, you can have this little guy customized - have your name engraved on the back! So cute!

Supracor

Posted by Shannon Leigh

I've been using the Supracor stimulite bath mitt for almost two years. I'm addicted!!!

It's made from a flexible form of honeycomb, this bath mitt is designed to cleanse, exfoliate, and stimulate blood and lymph flow to decrease puff, eliminiate toxins and stimulate cellular renewal.

Retail: $32

Naturally antifungal and antibacterial, it dries quickly and is great for travel. I took it on my road trip ;-)

I want this body scrubber... can't wait!

Description:

The ultimate body exfoliator features both a soft and firmer version of Stimulite® honeycomb. The flexing action of the honeycomb cells exfoliates the skin while stimulating blood flow to tissue. This helps to breakdown the toxins that produce cellulite. Can be used wet or dry. (Dry brushing with upward strokes towards the heart promotes blood flow.) The perforated cells create a foamy lather with just a pinch of soap. Naturally antifungal, antibacterial and mildew resistant.

Retail: $35

http://store.supracor.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=23

CA Road Trip -

Posted by Shannon Leigh

My sister April flew in from Florida on Saturday, July 11th. We decided to cruise up the California coast in my micro car. Needless to say, we had to strategize the luggage arrangement... not just once, but 5 times! As we zigzagged our way up the coast, the final hotel count equalled 4. Each bellman would watch my car pull up, look at the bags and say "are you sure this will fit?" Keep in mind that driving such a small car on a road trip prevents shopping... and sometimes thats a good thing. I did break down and buy ONE pair of shoes in San Fran at Union Square, but we squeezed them in.

Along the way...

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