Hey, really enjoyed using the Always product, did what it promised to do with zero issues, zero worries. Thats my kind of deal!

Hi Y'all
Recently I received the Cutex Advanced Revival Nail Polish Remover Pads, for like my totally honest and unbiased reviews. Yes, really. Actually not too shabby! Worked pretty well, took off my nail polish quickly without drying out my nails like the Sahara desert, so its a keeper for me! @Cutexnails @Influenster..thanks guys you brought my nail routine to a new high!

Before and After Pic's using the L'Oreal Paris Revitalift Products after 4 weeks of continuous use. I did receive this products for free courtesy of Influenster and L'Oreal for my review.
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Thank you L'Oreal for fabulous results!

Why you SUCK at PUTTING on EYELINER - Why 95% of women can't apply an ey...

Well today I was lucky enough to be one of the testers chosen by Influenster to test drive some really great products from L'Oreal.
First up is their Revitalift Volume Filler Eye Treatment which helps to diminish under eye hollows and reduce sunken shadows. Dang, they must have made this with me in mind, this is EXACTLY what's been bothering me. I've only used it a few times, but I can see a slight change. I bet with continued use it'll get better and better, yay!
Next up is the Revitalift Volume filler for all around sin fullness. Yes, this is the only place on my entire body I want to show full, just like the eye treatment, it gets better with continued use, and girls, I am on it!
Rounding out this glorious set is L'Oreal's Revitalift Volume Filler Daily Re-Volumizing Moisturizer which promises to go beyond lines and wrinkles, to smooth them out. I imagine an invisible iron just smoothing out those puppies, oh yeah!
Last up is the sneak attack night time Revitalift Night Cream, wake UP to smoother, fresher skin like, THE VERY NEXT MORNING! Wow, L'Oreal I am duly impressed, this is a kick face combination that can take your reflection up notches and is still affordable, amazing. The Paris lab is working overtime!
I received these gorgeous complimentary products for real honest testing purposes, and they work~!

So the burning question is, is it too late for me? Has the beauty ship sailed out of the desire port? Sometimes I feel as if I'm grasping onto something that no longer belongs to me. A untouchable thing that is the property of the young, vibrant youth. At other times, I am defiant and feel I can conquer anything and no matter how old I am, I still got "it" and can flaunt "it". Which is true? I have no idea because my feelings sway all over the place as the pendulam of thought brings me from one extreme to the other.
I want to say that the defiant one in me usually wins, without taking into consideration the percentage of wishful thinking that accompanies such thoughts. In other words, as my mirror image varies from day to day, and from day to night depending on the lighting of course, so do my feelings. There are times when I look at myself and feel so confident and smug that at my age, I have the skin that I have, and can afford to feel sorry for those less fortunate than me. Then there are those deep dark nights, when I realize that I have lived over half a century and no one can tell how much longer since we just don't know when  our last tube of mascara will dry up forever.
It's on those scary occasions that I don't recognize the reflection in the  mirror. Wait a  minute, where did that line come from? Was I pressing down with my hand just now? When did those marionette lines appear?  That's not me, impossible. I'm young, I'm hip, I'm reinventing myself daily, I still wear jeans with a swagger- hold on here Father Time, what are you trying to pull?
It angers me that the majority of makeup YouTube video tutorials begin with Kylie or Kendall. When did these fauxlebreties take over the scene? Then they have lessons on how to do the 1960's look...um, I was there. I remember the 60's. I was very young, but I was there. I remember looking at Twiggy in magazines when I was waiting for my Mom at the beauty parlor, and thinking how cool she looked (I instinctively felt it, didn't yet know what cool was) and how badly I wished I was her. Or Jean Shrimpton. Those impossibly big eyes with lashes that reached over the pond. I wanted to be her too. I knew that to be somebody, I had to look like a somebody. Somebody with cool makeup and chiseled cheekbones and skinny legs and platform shoes and a furry boa around my neck. I wanted all of that and more.
The funny thing is, that when I had every opportunity in the world to decorate myself like a Christmas tree, I didn't do it. The natural look was "in". Lip gloss and barely a swipe of mascara and I was out the door. I never connected the dots from where I started and to where I had landed. There was this undeniably large void, a huge makeup black hole that was left undiscovered and under achieved. I had wasted all that time and didn't even know it .
So kill me for being a late bloomer but the time to act and beautify is now. You may not agree. Should women simply roll up their sleeves and bake at abandon forever discharging their beauty ideals into a loaf of bread?
 That simply doesn't appeal to me. Or knitting. Or revisiting my past through time worn antedotes and stories the family has memorized and engraved into their skeletons.
 So I am caught in this limbo of what- the- heck- am- I- land. Well one thing I know for sure is that this is the year it will be or not be.
Is anyone listening? Anyone out there?

What a wonderful surprise in my mail today! A fabulous Dove duo antiperspirant DRY sprays, one for little old me, and one for my man. I received these complimentary for testing purposes and so far, so great! The scent is nice too, and these can last up to 48 hours, imagine that! Well, one thing I know for sure, this world will be a little less smelly with these around! Give it a try. I approve this message!