Want to know what gets "vintage wine" lipstick off of a fiberglass tub and all of the walls and counters surrounding it? Witch hazel astringent from the health foods store! How do I know this, you ask? Well, let's just say that the twins didn't exactly come straight downstairs after their nap, and I didn't hear them sneaking about in the bathroom in our room.... So, now you know another trick for when the kiddos decide to get artsy-craftsy with the makeup drawer!
Oooh, Leanne, I thought of you this morning. My children have been sick all week so my hubby insisted I take a long drive and spend the day out of the house, so I drove down to York, Maine and browsed for hours in the Stonewall Kitchen Company Store. I know you would have been in heaven had you been able to join me. A housewife's delight! You would have forgotten all about your lipstick decor.
Posted by: Lisa | September 23, 2006 at 04:49 PM
On-prescription acne skin care products are the ones that are prsercibed by a dermatologist. This can include ointments that can be applied on the affected area or oral antibiotics or just any topical treatment. Dermatologist could also suggest a minor surgical procedure to remove the contents of pustules. However, never try to squeeze or do this by yourself, it can lead to permanent damage of your skin. Your doctor could also prescribe a hormone-based treatment (since hormonal changes are also known to cause acne). Such acne skin care products are known to be very effective in some cases. So, with all those acne skin care products, tackling acne is not that difficult.
Posted by: Jay | May 25, 2012 at 02:47 AM