Sephora

@JackMorgan92 I just picked up Kiehl's Since 1851 Mini Creamy Eye Treatment with Avocado b/c it was 50% off. I don't necessarily use eye creams, b/c the rest of my skin care if petty decent - you don't "need" an eye cream per se. But this one piqued my interest and was on sale...

@Guessgal @SportyGirly125 Interesting. I thought it was just about the price. Here's the Beautypedia review (4/5 stars) below. I agree that the jar packaging and the applicator can be a problem. I wonder if Palmer's Cocoa Butter (the one that looks like the glue stick rather than the lip balm b/c it's a better value) would be a good option. I used that one for years. SpoilerLaneige’s Lip Sleeping Mask delivers buttery-smooth feel that softens lips overnight. The only things holding it back from our top rating are the inclusion of potentially irritating fragrance and subpar packaging.Housed in jar, you’re instructed to apply a generous layer of the rich, viscous, lip mask via the included applicator. The set we bought actually didn’t come with the applicator, but no prob—clean fingertips work fine (just keep in mind that fingers can transfer bacteria into the formula).The consistency glides on smoothly, melting into lips without feeling heavy, sticky or goopy. In addition to a comforting dose of hydration, skin-conditioning waxes + shea and murumuru seed butters help form a moisture-sealing barrier to withstand the elements (well, except sunlight, so if you’re also using this during the day, wear it underneath an SPF-rated lip balm).True to claim, you also get some antioxidant berry extracts in the mix. Granted, they’re toward the end of the ingredient list and the jar packaging will eventually compromise their stability by consistently exposing them to air, but the thought was good (lips can benefit from antioxidants just like anywhere else on your face).Likewise, the hyaluronic acid that Laneige calls out as a part of the “moisture wrap” technology is very low on the ingredient list, so you’re not getting much out of it—nevertheless, it’s a good hydrator.Each lip mask comes in a different flavor and color that correlates to its name and scent. The tints go on extremely sheer so don’t expect to see much color—instead you get a youthful balmy shine.The added fragrance is the only formulary misstep as it can potentially irritate delicate lip skin. The potency varied a bit among the varieties that we tested, but for most, the scent was faint and dissipated quickly, which is less concerning. Mint Choco is the exception—it’s strong enough to make your lips tingle, which is never good sign. For the record, fragrance free is always better for the health of your skin and lips.The bottom line: Without the fragrance and in better packaging, we’d easily give Lip Sleeping Mask five stars. Here’s hoping Laneige will consider making a fragrance-free version.PROS:Delivers a buttery smooth feel that softens lips overnight.Waxes and plant butters help seal in moisture and protect lips from the elements.Imparts comforting hydration without feeling heavy, sticky or goopy.Works great as daytime balm under lip sunscreen.CONS:Contains fragrance ingredients that put skin at risk for irritation.Jar packaging isn't the most hygienic way to package lip balmLaneige’s Lip Sleeping Mask delivers buttery-smooth feel that softens lips overnight. The only things holding it back from our top rating are the inclusion of potentially irritating fragrance and subpar packaging.Housed in jar, you’re instructed to apply a generous layer of the rich, viscous, lip mask via the included applicator. The set we bought actually didn’t come with the applicator, but no prob—clean fingertips work fine (just keep in mind that fingers can transfer bacteria into the formula).The consistency glides on smoothly, melting into lips without feeling heavy, sticky or goopy. In addition to a comforting dose of hydration, skin-conditioning waxes + shea and murumuru seed butters help form a moisture-sealing barrier to withstand the elements (well, except sunlight, so if you’re also using this during the day, wear it underneath an SPF-rated lip balm).True to claim, you also get some antioxidant berry extracts in the mix. Granted, they’re toward the end of the ingredient list and the jar packaging will eventually compromise their stability by consistently exposing them to air, but the thought was good (lips can benefit from antioxidants just like anywhere else on your face).Likewise, the hyaluronic acid that Laneige calls out as a part of the “moisture wrap” technology is very low on the ingredient list, so you’re not getting much out of it—nevertheless, it’s a good hydrator.Each lip mask comes in a different flavor and color that correlates to its name and scent. The tints go on extremely sheer so don’t expect to see much color—instead you get a youthful balmy shine.The added fragrance is the only formulary misstep as it can potentially irritate delicate lip skin. The potency varied a bit among the varieties that we tested, but for most, the scent was faint and dissipated quickly, which is less concerning. Mint Choco is the exception—it’s strong enough to make your lips tingle, which is never good sign. For the record, fragrance free is always better for the health of your skin and lips.The bottom line: Without the fragrance and in better packaging, we’d easily give Lip Sleeping Mask five stars. Here’s hoping Laneige will consider making a fragrance-free version.PROS:Delivers a buttery smooth feel that softens lips overnight.Waxes and plant butters help seal in moisture and protect lips from the elements.Imparts comforting hydration without feeling heavy, sticky or goopy.Works great as daytime balm under lip sunscreen.CONS:Contains fragrance ingredients that put skin at risk for irritation.Jar packaging isn't the most hygienic way to package lip balm

@missy94612 yes I know that @itsfi has tried it, and most likely @lmaster as well (good guesses!). I have also tried the Rodial Pink Diamond mask and enjoyed it.

darn. I was really hoping it would include dyson

I never read the reviews @tsavorite @mishanyc because I have had much success with previous palettes. Hopefully when I try it tomorrow I will be pleased.

@Margalee I just picked up Versace Versense for $30 something at TJ Maxx. Well worth it!

@makeitup305 Black Friday is it as far as sales for them anymore, I do believe. They used to send out 25% coupons every now and again to new accounts, or to old accounts that had browsed recently but didn't buy anything, but they stopped doing that a couple of years ago (it's no coincidence I haven't bought from them in a couple of years lol). They do offer $1 off new polishes for a short time after they first come out, but BF is the only sitewide sale that I know of anymore!

@alexasteph Coffee is the ultimate form of self care in my house.

I love healthy and simple food!