The 30s are an incredibly frustrating stage of life. On the one hand, the early signs of aging start to rear their ugly head. But on the other hand, you still break out! The worst part is it is rare to find a product that solves one issue without aggravating the other. I never dreamed that at my age I'd have issues with acne, but I do! Mother Nature can be cruel, can't she?
I recently had the chance to sample iQ Derma's Clear Remedy Acne Treatment System, and have been impressed by two things. First, and most importantly, this acne treatment system actually helped to clear my skin! My jawline breakouts have disappeared, and other breakouts on my chin have diminished. Secondly, unlike other anti-acne products I've tried, Clear Remedy is not harsh and overly-drying.
Here are the three steps:
Step 2: Kill Bacteria with the Acne Treatment Lotion that provides oxygenating agents that prevents acne bacteria to grow.
Step 3: Hydrate & Clarify with the Hydrating Lotion that delivers an Advanced Moisture Complex to boost skin's hydration level.
Regular retail price for the three step system is $135, but you can give Clear Remedy a spin for 30% off and FREE GROUND SHIPPING! Click HERE to buy Clear Remedy, and don't forget to enter the promotional code GETCLEAR30 during checkout, through August 15, 2009!
In the world of pets, there are dog-people and cat-people. In the world of makeup, there are palette-people and non-palette-people. I fall firmly in the palette-loving camp. The pros are far more talented than I, coordinating shades perfectly and ensuring makeup is on-trend. It also ensures you don't fall into a makeup rut.
Every now and then I sample products that are positively not for my complexion, but perfect for darker-skinned women. These two products, from MAC Style Warrior, fall into that category. 
Once upon a time, I thought SPF 6 was a way-too-powerful sunblock. Each Summer, I would plan my strategy to achieve the perfect tan. Generally, my method was to tan gradually (to turn the skin a deep golden brown). Then, when you achieved that tan, intentionally (gasp!) get a bit of a burn on top, to look eternally rosy.