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I’ve been using these wipes for a long time. I find they do a good job of removing my makeup. I keep them in a ziploc bag in my gym bag so they don’t dry out. They sting for eye makeup so I using an oil free eye makeup remover for my eye makeup.

This is an “It’s A 10” dupe leave in conditioner spray made for Walmart. First off a few things: Pros -price (this is <$10 and It’s A 10 is $20+) -scent (I loooooove the scent!! It’s A 10 doesn’t smell this good). -packaging cute bottle adequate mist-er sprayer -it makes my hair awesome soft & pretty Cons -you have to go to Walmart to get this I don’t have a Walmart by me it’s 30 mins away from. So I got 2 bottles -contains silicones -Isn’t “Curly Girl” friendly So I would rebuy this except it has non water soluble -cones so isn’t curly girl friendly. I’ll use these up but idk on repurchase for that reason. This is a good product!! Seems like a lot of leave in’s contains silicones :-/

So, I'm a wee bit of a hair snob. My mom always bought salon shampoo and conditioner when I was a kid, so it's never been my thing to buy it at the grocery store. My boyfriend however is a total cheapskate. He'll certainly use my Shu Uemura, and Kerastase products if I let him, but...I usually don't. So, he bought this last month, or maybe the month before, and it sat in our shower getting daily use from him, after his Head and Shoulders shampoo. I did notice one day that his hair started looking smoother, but I didn't really think a lot about it. Fast forward to this week, and I washed my hair in the shower, and then realized I didn't bring my Silk Bloom masque into the shower (I try not to store expensive beauty products where temperatures fluctuate), and I'd recently run out of my Christophe Robin Blueberry Conditioner (which, btw smells nothing like blueberries, but conditions amazingly) that I did keep in the shower. It's winter, so I was not about to hop out of the steamy goodness to get my masque, so...I skeptically used his cheap, CHEAP, conditioner, and lo and behold...it's pretty fabulous! It smelled decent, gave my wet hair good slip, and made it soft and smooth, but not over-conditioned when it air dried (my hair is bra strap length, bleached white, and dyed very light lavender, for reference). Color me VERY impressed! I took a look at the ingredients, and...they're pretty freaking good! Argan oil is above dimethicone in the ingredient list, which, like, nevvvvvver happens. This stuff comes in a GIANT pump bottle for $5 or $6 he said. Definitely give it a try!

This review is for Walmart's knock-off version of CeraVe's Foaming Facial Cleanser for normal to oily skin. Do NOT be fooled by the vaguely similar ingredients! Unlike the real stuff, this cleanser leaves a nasty residue (my face never felt clean the times i used it). It's pretty gross. It also irritates my skin and makes it slightly, but persistently red and inflamed for hours afterwards (my skin felt like it was burning all day after i used it in the AM).

I wasted $7 on it but you don't have to! Just buy the real version or go to Target and get the Up & Up version for $8.

Out of desperation I bought this for my dry winter hands and it's worked better than any other lotion i've tried, even though this is petroleum jelly. I tried it on my face and to my surprise I had no break outs, not adverse effects, just really soft skin. It also helped to calm down and clear a few spots I have.