My Current Favorite Beauty Products
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My Current Favorite Beauty Products

Ranging from skin care products to hair ties!

Emma Caplan
Dec 12, 2017
University of New Hampshire
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My Current Favorite Beauty Products
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Over the past few months or so, I have found some really great products that I wanted to share!

1. Velvet scrunchie hair ties

These are great, they are a little "upscale" from regular scrunchies, in the sense they can almost dress up an outfit and add to it. You can get them in all colors, I am loving the burgundy color one now!

Where to purchase: Urban Outfitters, Old Navy, Amazon.com

2. Mario Badescu Drying Lotion

This is a great spot treatment for those annoying breakouts. Just dip a q top to the bottom so that it reaches the pink solution, place on a pimple and leave it on overnight. Make sure to not shake the solution! This product works wonders.

Price: $17 from Ulta beauty

3. Colour Pop Super Shock Eyeshadow in "I heart this"

This eyeshadow is my all time favorite. It's so pigmented and this shade is perfect for everyday use. In my opinion, these are the best eyeshadows at this price point..$5! Better than some of my higher end eyeshadows too. Plus, when I ordered it online, it came with a cute handwritten note!

Price: $5 colourpop.com

4. Lush lip scrub

This is a great product to make your lips super smooth and to get the dead skin off your lips, especially during this cold winter. These smell amazing and comes in mint, bubblegum and honey.

Price: $10.95 Lush Cosmetics

5. Botanics Toning Spritz

This is a toner I recently picked up after someone recommended it to me. I really like it, I can feel it deeply cleanses my skin, removing all dirt and oils. Plus, it is 100% organic and it smells great!

Price: $8.29 Target, also available from Ulta and Walgreens

6. Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water

This has been a favorite of mine for a while now. I use to hate makeup remover wipes because I would never use the whole wipe at once, so I thought I was wasting. I love this because I can just put it on a cotton ball and use what I need. I love that this is not oily and gets all my makeup off very easily. I have a big bottle and it's lasted me a while, and they even make travel size bottles too!

Price: $8.99 for 13.5fl oz

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