Off-Topic Beauty Thread 2017

[Demeris]

Does anyone know what the coupon code is for Kaysa Skincare? thx

[Leonana]

Originally Posted by Demeris

Does anyone know what the coupon code is for Kaysa Skincare? thx

Nathalie the Beauty Diva has it in the description box of her videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsFz4qXNqjs&t=380s

Here's the code:

If you are looking for medical grade Retin-A and/or medical grade eyelash growth serum (Careprost). Check out Kaysa Skincare's website. She was kind enough to provide a 15% Discount Code which is: BEAUTYDIVA15 https://kaysaskincare.com/

[Demeris]

Originally Posted by Leonana

Nathalie the Beauty Diva has it in the description box of her videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsFz4qXNqjs&t=380s

Here's the code:

If you are looking for medical grade Retin-A and/or medical grade eyelash growth serum (Careprost). Check out Kaysa Skincare's website. She was kind enough to provide a 15% Discount Code which is: BEAUTYDIVA15 https://kaysaskincare.com/

Thank you

[leigh1673]

Originally Posted by yahoo205

Any recommendations for coarse, dry, graying greying hair? I am going prematurely gray grey. Yikes!

A good colorist?

I started going grey in my mid-20s, and at 44 yeah I'm probably at least 60% grey if not more. My colorist/stylist and my Pureology shampoos/conditioners are my BFFs.

BUT assuming you don't want to color:

- A moisturizing shampoo/conditioner (the "It's a 10" line is great)
- A deep conditioning treatment once/week (a good cheap one is Aussie 3 Minute Miracle)
- Regular trims every 6-8 weeks to avoid split ends
- Minimize use of hair dryer and styling tools.

[Carol K]

I'm 60 and my colorist tells me I'm completely white. I have to take her word for it, because I've been getting my hair colored since my 30s. But my hair is soft and shiny, even though I wash and blow-dry it every day. I use Garnier Fructis Triple Nutrition shampoo and conditioner. I get my hair cut and colored every four weeks. It's my single biggest expense.

[Vantreesta]

Originally Posted by Leonana

Does the skin look dry? If so, then moisturizing it would help. CeraVe has a good eye cream. But perhaps it will just take time to completely heal, and eventually the pain will go away.

Sherry and Anna, thanks for your replies. The skin looks normal now but just hurts some when I rub my eye. I can ask my doctor. I was trying to avoid spending more money.

[BunnyHop]

Originally Posted by Vantreesta

... I was trying to avoid spending more money.

I hear ya!

I recently had an itchy patch of eczema on one spot just below my left brow. The doc just gave me some samples of a treatment ointment. Seems to have done the trick, but I hope it doesn't recur.

[Leonana]

Originally Posted by Vantreesta

Sherry and Anna, thanks for your replies. The skin looks normal now but just hurts some when I rub my eye. I can ask my doctor. I was trying to avoid spending more money.

I hear you too! But it sounds like something different than dry skin.

[Vantreesta]

I think you guys are right. Seems to be some long-lasting side effect from the allergic reaction. Grr.

[rheash92]

Can someone recommend a good chemical exfoliant? I tried the one from the Ordinary and didn't like it at all. In fact I didn't like any of their products didn't do much for my skin. Thanks!