How much do you spend on back to school clothes shopping?
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Not including school supplies. Just clothes, makeup, accessories, skin care, stuff like that. I'm out of my foundation and moisturizer so I need to get more of that which sucks cause both are kinda expensive :P
But how much about do you spend on all this?
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Around $250 or so!
I spend about ~$150 on clothes. About $60 or $70 on two pairs of shoes (together). I don't spend much on makeup, about a little over $20. And for accessories, about $15 :)
Around $250 or so!
I spend about ~$150 on clothes. About $60 or $70 on two pairs of shoes (together). I don't spend much on makeup, about a little over $20. And for accessories, about $15 :)
Places to find good hair removal products and/or Tria beauty coupon?
Quest
Seeking advice on buying skin care products. Which of the brands are most suitable for most skin types? I'm also looking to get some hair removal items that are not too pricey. Any information on these will be appreciated. Thanks.
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TRIA Kim Kardashian lawsuit About 3,3500,000 results. Google it!
SKINTIMATE and 12pkgs. razor - takes seconds & you're done, for silky, soft, smooth legs for days.
No one looks forward to their hair removal routine, regardless of what it is. Each option comes attached to its unique drawbacks. Shaving is terribly time-consuming and has to be repeated daily in order to achieve best results. Waxing is painful while hair removal creams can be smelly and irritating to the skin. Electrolysis is effective and near-permanent⦠but it's also expensive to the point of being outside of the average person's budget.There is NOTHING PERMANENT, not even laser. Once you stopped? They will grow back like before, it's permanent FOR YOU, because you have to keep at it. . . . for EVER & EVER.
Examples:
1. NO NO HAIR REMOVER
Before you invest on something you're NOT sure of, read No No Hair removal warnings. About 244,000,000 results in (0.10 seconds). DON'T ever believe infomercials. They're done by actors who are getting paid to advertise. One YA! poster: 'No!No! does not work. All it does is burn your skin'.
2. Laser hair removal isn't cheap (about $200-$500 a session depending on where you live and the areas being treated. Again, it takes about 6 sessions to get rid of 70% of hair permanently. Touch-ups are always an option at about $100-$150 a session. With treatments averaging $65 per five minutes and a series of sessions required, permanent hair removal businesses are being set up in shopping centres and beauty clinics.
Glamour magazine ex-editor ended up scarred for life. For this very reason, you want to skip the discount places and get treated by a trained technician at an established medical facility. These places do NOT offer discounts.
Example of one who had them done.
My laser hair removal treatment takes 8 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart to see 60 percent reduction in hair growth. For best results, I got maintenance treatments done once a year for 4 years . Now I don't want to do this anymore! what is the best way to remove them from now on ?
THE laser hair removal industry should be subject to national regulations to protect people from being burned in their quest to remove unwanted body hair, consumer magazine Choice says. An investigation of six salons and clinics in Sydney found four had staff who were not trained in operating hair removal machines, while two had received training from the equipment manufacturer. ~ AAP, October 20, 2011
Laser or waxing, once you stopped, THEY WILL COME BACK as before. It's totally a waste of $$$$. It is a billion dollar business, btw. NONE is permanent.
There are temporary and permanent side effects, related to laser hair removals. About 114,000,000 results 2-12. http://www.4laserhairremoval.com/article/risks-side-effects or waxing. About 1,150,000 results (0.56 seconds) 5-12.
3. CREAMS there are side effects and people violate those warnings: Skin damage, odor, more hair growth, uneven skin & hair growth, allergic reaction. Keratin is the main protein that forms a hair strand. The result is the hair is wiped away with gentle friction. There are several chemicals based on the strength, color and coarseness of the hair. Before applying the cream, the skin type is also considered. Example from a VEET user: ."I used Veet to wax off my moustache which wasn't anything tragic,(STUPID ME) around 12 hours ago.....And for the first time I've got this reaaally bad skin irritation, I'm as red as a pepper for Gd's sake!" One girl put the cream on her nipples: "I just tried using nair for the first time and I tried putting it on my nipples because I am dumb and didnt read the directions. (and yes, I have hairy nipples. please dont make fun of me because it bothers me already). now my nipples are REALLY burning along with the rest of my skin." Keratin are not approved by the FDA.
4. Razors using SKINTIMATE: This is my favorite, takes seconds and you're done! I've chosen the pink handle 12 in a package. Pamela Anderson's favorite, also. For females, NEVER use shaving for your facials or your arms. FOR MEN: never shave your chest. My BIL did that in college, now he's as hairy like a baboon! To prevent hair growing from your legs, wear socks always. DH does, and I'm jealous, he is hair-free!
5. IPL (intense pulsed light) targets folicles, destroying hair without damaging surrounding tissue. Hair begins to grow back finer until the follicle becomes dormant.
Price varies per area, approx. $150 per upper lip session; six appointments are often required. If you're natural hair color & skin tone are similar, you may need more sessions.
The experience isn't the most pleasant, but it honestly hurts less than waxing. Dark hair began to grow back slower, finer & lighter.
It may take multiple sessions - 6 or more - to achieve the desired results. If you are prone to melasma, let your derm know. Also, expect some post procedure redness.
TRIA Kim Kardashian lawsuit About 3,3500,000 results. Google it!
SKINTIMATE and 12pkgs. razor - takes seconds & you're done, for silky, soft, smooth legs for days.
No one looks forward to their hair removal routine, regardless of what it is. Each option comes attached to its unique drawbacks. Shaving is terribly time-consuming and has to be repeated daily in order to achieve best results. Waxing is painful while hair removal creams can be smelly and irritating to the skin. Electrolysis is effective and near-permanent⦠but it's also expensive to the point of being outside of the average person's budget.There is NOTHING PERMANENT, not even laser. Once you stopped? They will grow back like before, it's permanent FOR YOU, because you have to keep at it. . . . for EVER & EVER.
Examples:
1. NO NO HAIR REMOVER
Before you invest on something you're NOT sure of, read No No Hair removal warnings. About 244,000,000 results in (0.10 seconds). DON'T ever believe infomercials. They're done by actors who are getting paid to advertise. One YA! poster: 'No!No! does not work. All it does is burn your skin'.
2. Laser hair removal isn't cheap (about $200-$500 a session depending on where you live and the areas being treated. Again, it takes about 6 sessions to get rid of 70% of hair permanently. Touch-ups are always an option at about $100-$150 a session. With treatments averaging $65 per five minutes and a series of sessions required, permanent hair removal businesses are being set up in shopping centres and beauty clinics.
Glamour magazine ex-editor ended up scarred for life. For this very reason, you want to skip the discount places and get treated by a trained technician at an established medical facility. These places do NOT offer discounts.
Example of one who had them done.
My laser hair removal treatment takes 8 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart to see 60 percent reduction in hair growth. For best results, I got maintenance treatments done once a year for 4 years . Now I don't want to do this anymore! what is the best way to remove them from now on ?
THE laser hair removal industry should be subject to national regulations to protect people from being burned in their quest to remove unwanted body hair, consumer magazine Choice says. An investigation of six salons and clinics in Sydney found four had staff who were not trained in operating hair removal machines, while two had received training from the equipment manufacturer. ~ AAP, October 20, 2011
Laser or waxing, once you stopped, THEY WILL COME BACK as before. It's totally a waste of $$$$. It is a billion dollar business, btw. NONE is permanent.
There are temporary and permanent side effects, related to laser hair removals. About 114,000,000 results 2-12. http://www.4laserhairremoval.com/article/risks-side-effects or waxing. About 1,150,000 results (0.56 seconds) 5-12.
3. CREAMS there are side effects and people violate those warnings: Skin damage, odor, more hair growth, uneven skin & hair growth, allergic reaction. Keratin is the main protein that forms a hair strand. The result is the hair is wiped away with gentle friction. There are several chemicals based on the strength, color and coarseness of the hair. Before applying the cream, the skin type is also considered. Example from a VEET user: ."I used Veet to wax off my moustache which wasn't anything tragic,(STUPID ME) around 12 hours ago.....And for the first time I've got this reaaally bad skin irritation, I'm as red as a pepper for Gd's sake!" One girl put the cream on her nipples: "I just tried using nair for the first time and I tried putting it on my nipples because I am dumb and didnt read the directions. (and yes, I have hairy nipples. please dont make fun of me because it bothers me already). now my nipples are REALLY burning along with the rest of my skin." Keratin are not approved by the FDA.
4. Razors using SKINTIMATE: This is my favorite, takes seconds and you're done! I've chosen the pink handle 12 in a package. Pamela Anderson's favorite, also. For females, NEVER use shaving for your facials or your arms. FOR MEN: never shave your chest. My BIL did that in college, now he's as hairy like a baboon! To prevent hair growing from your legs, wear socks always. DH does, and I'm jealous, he is hair-free!
5. IPL (intense pulsed light) targets folicles, destroying hair without damaging surrounding tissue. Hair begins to grow back finer until the follicle becomes dormant.
Price varies per area, approx. $150 per upper lip session; six appointments are often required. If you're natural hair color & skin tone are similar, you may need more sessions.
The experience isn't the most pleasant, but it honestly hurts less than waxing. Dark hair began to grow back slower, finer & lighter.
It may take multiple sessions - 6 or more - to achieve the desired results. If you are prone to melasma, let your derm know. Also, expect some post procedure redness.
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