Posts Tagged ‘beauty’

Tammy Fender Epi-Peel and Intensive Repair Balm Feed Both Body and Soul

Friday, July 31st, 2009
Tammy Fender photo Photo credit: Tammy Fender As a recovering broke-ass grad student whose idea of luxury was splurging on Bath & Body Works rather than St. Ives, I'll be the first to admit that slapping down $130 for a skincare product is a little cray-cray. Then again, there's truth in the adage that you get what you pay for—that's what separates the Frédéric Fekkais from the, you know, Suaves of the world—and I know women who wouldn't think twice about hocking vital organs piecemeal to keep their faces slathered in Crème de la Mer. So your mileage, as they say, may vary. ...Read the full story on TreeHugger

Actress Fran Drescher to Launch Organic Skincare Line with HSN

Thursday, July 30th, 2009
Fran Drescher photo Photo credit: Getty Images This just in: Fran Drescher will be launching a line of organic, paraben-free skincare products exclusively with HSN this fall. The nasal-voiced comedian's nine-piece collection, dubbed FranBrand, will comprise a cleanser, toner, gel, day lotion, eye gel, night eye cream, night face cream, body moisturizer, face serum, and lip balm. Drescher, a uterine cancer survivor and founder of the cancer nonprofit Cancer Schmancer, worked for more than a year with a chemist in California and an organic manufacturing plant in Oregon to develop the products. ...Read the full story on TreeHugger

Get the Goods on Pangea Organics’ Sustainable Packaging at PRINT’s Live Webcast

Thursday, July 30th, 2009
Pangea Organics packaging photo Photo credit: Pangea Organics PRINT is hosting a live Webcast on Aug. 4 with Joshua Onysko, founder and CEO of Pangea Organics, as well as Josh Ivy, the skincare company's lead designer. The design magazine will be recognizing Pangea in its October issue as an outstanding example of sustainable design—the fi...Read the full story on TreeHugger

Switch Your Lead-Plumped Lipstick for Lavera’s Healthier Version at 50% Off

Tuesday, July 28th, 2009
Lavera lipstick photo Photo credit: Lavera Lavera wants you to get the lead out—of your lipstick, that is. The Germany-based purveyor of skincare and cosmetics products is issuing a challenge: Give your old lipstick the kiss-off and it'll match its shade with one of its organic smooch sticks, which you can purchase at $10 off. If you're still puckering up to conventional lipsticks, odds are you're cozying up to the insidious neurotoxin. After all, more than 60 percent of 33 popular lip smackers tested by the