And y’all. I have one RE9 Advanced Cellular Masque to give away right this very moment. It’s a $65 value and Sara generously donated one to gift to a lucky reader. And there are so many ways to enter! Have you met The Rafflecopter? It’s terribly exciting. You can leave a comment for an entry. “Like” me (and Sara!) on Facebook- or take a freebie entry for already having done so in the past. Same deal with Twitter. Etc., etc., etc. Wicked easy. And Mr. ‘Copter will randomly choose one entry next Friday.
Arbonne’s RE9 Advanced Cellular Renewal Masque Equals 8 Hours O’ Sleep.
You guys. I am ridiculously excited to offer up this giveaway today. A lot.
My good friend Sara is an Arbonne consultant- have you tried this fabulousness yet? Products that are vegan-certified and botanically based. Gentle. Effective. And awesome. And I’m not just giving you a sweet song n’ dance (although I totally would. I have a degree in samesuch)- I’m totally in love with this company and every product I’ve tried (and owned). Their ginger citrus sugar scrub makes one feel pretty, even when one hasn’t exactly done a whole lot of prettifying for the week [month/year]. The Shea butter hand cream feels like a soothing hug. And their RE9 Advanced Corrective Eye Creme is, quite literally, the only thing that got me through two pregnancies looking rather rested. (Because I sure as heck wasn’t getting a lot of good REM cyclin’, what with the Kicky VonCharleyhorse sisters and all.)
But now I kinda have a new favorite. The RE9 Advanced Cellular Renewal Masque is beyond terrific. Here’s why it’s more than your typical mask: It’s actually a botanical peel- way gentler than a chemical peel- but wildly effective. Got acne scars? Dull skin? (Yeah, me neither.) Since this guy contains pineapple and papaya enzymes, it actually visibly and immediately evens out skin tone and texture. (Sara’s fun fact: Pineapple pickers lose their fingerprints because of these enzymes! Making it perfect for a life of crime. Okay, Sara didn’t say that part at all. I just have a Bonnie and Clyde thing.)
So for you, my dear friends, I tried this bad boy out. (It had nothing to do with the fact that I look like a Tired McWonkySkin. I did it for science.) I followed Sara’s instructions to smooth the masque on gently, avoiding the eye area. Which I try to do anyhow. I mean, I may walk around with stickers in my hair, but I’m decently good at not putting products directly into my eyes. I also followed Sara’s mantra of “tingling is good and burning is bad.” Which is good life advice. And also helpful, ‘cause there was some facial a’tingling. And soon thereafter a teenser bit of [normal and expected] redness. (Sara recommends doing the facial at night, but I couldn’t wait that long to look youthful.)
And then I looked like a glowy gal who got nine hours of sleep all by herself. It was inspiring. Maybe looking like you’ve slept begets actually having slept?
Giving you an awesome jump start on your New Year’s resolution of taking exceptional care of yourself in 2013. (Or at least looking like you do.)
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