Comments on: Are Cosmetics From The Cosmetics Cop Really A Good Choice?

By: nancy

nancy — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 07:56:34 +0000

I have sensitive skin and have used her Skin Recovery Series for over a decade and am devoted to them. When I’ve been tempted and strayed, I’ve always returned to them. I don’t think they can be beat especially for the price. On the other hand, I have found her cosmetic formulations to be rather heavy, limited in color choices, and somehow a bit dowdy in effect. It is interesting to note that she has drastically slashed her makeup line to focus on skincare. I suspect the color cosmetics were not selling well. Her reviews reflect her tendency to favor a heavier makeup so that items giving sheer coverage will be rated lower. Since I favor transparency and minimalist makeup, I read the reviews carefully rather than just going by her “best products” summaries in order to find the type of product I favor. Has anyone else noticed this tendency?

By: 21Does Baby Oil Contain Ingredients That Really Work? | Beauty Secrets Blog

21Does Baby Oil Contain Ingredients That Really Work? | Beauty Secrets Blog — Fri, 22 May 2009 23:06:15 +0000

[...] our take on the “featured” ingredients used in Johnsons Baby Oil: Lavender oil can make baby oil smell better but it can also be irritating (and some people say it causes young [...]

By: 21Does Baby Oil Contain Ingredients That Really Work? | 1800blogger

21Does Baby Oil Contain Ingredients That Really Work? | 1800blogger — Fri, 22 May 2009 23:05:56 +0000

[...] our take on the “featured” ingredients used in Johnsons Baby Oil: Lavender oil can make baby oil smell better but it can also be irritating (and some people say it causes young [...]

By: Does Baby Oil Contain Ingredients That Really Work? | The Beauty Brains

Does Baby Oil Contain Ingredients That Really Work? | The Beauty Brains — Thu, 21 May 2009 06:02:19 +0000

[...] our take on the “featured” ingredients used in Johnsons Baby Oil: Lavender oil can make baby oil smell better but it can also be irritating (and some people say it causes young [...]

By: Tanya

Tanya — Sun, 03 May 2009 04:09:51 +0000

I have been reading the “Don’t Go to the Cosmetics Counter Without Me” books for years which is interesting; it gives me a perspective on how her opinions have changed over time. Parts of her reviews are unfair, I feel – for example, she describes pore strips as harmful, saying you’re supposed to “rip” them off your skin, when really you should peel them, not rip as if you were waxing. She said in previous editions that although masks “can be a relaxing, pampering interval for women”, they really don’t do anything for skin — but now, she sells masks – and voila! She says that her clay mask is “unique”, absorbs oil, and helps draw out blackheads. It’s bothersome that she always claimed that toners and masks were superfluous in skin care… until she started selling them. That being said, I’ve ordered her beta hydroxy product for the first time (haven’t gotten it yet) because the handful of recommended drugstore products are hard to find, so I’m hoping it goes well.