I recently did a little impulse shopping at Dollar Tree and found a few beauty goodies that were too fun not to share. Are they game-changers? Maybe not. But they’re definitely fun, functional, and surprisingly useful—all for $1.25 each. Here’s what made it into my basket
The Lip Exfoliator looks like a plastic tongue scraper, but it’s for your lips! Nubby surfaces on both sides help buff away dryness. It’s fun to try, but a textured washcloth works just as well.💄
This little makeup sponge holder is made of soft silicone and even has a suction cup base—perfect for sticking to your mirror or sink. It holds a Beautyblender or a dupe (mine’s a Dollar Tree dupe!) and keeps it clean and dry.
The Cuticle Oil Balm Stick is my favorite find of the bunch (with the makeup sponge holder coming in a close second). Super convenient—just swipe it on like lip balm. I like to apply it to all my fingers while waiting for the cuticle remover to soften my thumb cuticles. So handy!
Have you tried any of these? Or scored a Dollar Tree beauty gem that readers should know about? Drop it in the comments! 🛍️💬**
It’s been a crazy ol’ time as hubby and I are holed up at Comfort Inn, waiting to move into our apartment.
As hubby was shopping for clothes, I browsed JCPenney’s beauty department. As you know, Sephora used to be inside JCPenney stores, but now Sephora has a tie-up with Kohl’s.
JCPenney has now set up its own beauty department, and I couldn’t be happier. I like discovering new makeup brands, especially brands not carried by Sephora, Ulta, or CVS.
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I’ve interviewed movers and shakers in the beauty industry and by far, my absolute favorite interviewee was Matin. He is my favorite because of his amazing life story and charitable activities (in fact, he was a 2007 finalist for CNN Heroes).
Here’s a video from Byrdie where Matin discusses his five must-have products:
Cruelty Free International awards COVERGIRL its cruelty free certification, thereby making COVERGIRL the biggest makeup brand to earn the Leaping Bunny certification.
Breaking: We’re thrilled to announce that @COVERGIRL has achieved our cruelty free certification, making it the largest makeup brand in our Leaping Bunny family! 🎉 Congratulations and thank you to COVERGIRL for your cruelty free commitment 🐰 https://t.co/QBWNZCDcF3pic.twitter.com/TROTjfJtlf
— Cruelty Free International (@CrueltyFreeIntl) November 5, 2018
7-Eleven is the latest to throw its hat into the booming cosmetics category as the giant convenience store company seeks to capitalize on its huge foot traffic.
Actually, 7-Eleven entered into the beauty business before. It used to sell a cosmetics line that was geared to tweens. And I remember when 7-Eleven had a private label hosiery brand!
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