Every year the Cosmetic Executive Women, a trade organization in the beauty industry with over 4,000 members, chooses it’s best beauty picks in a slew of categories. Here’s this year’s winners.
2006 Insider’s Choice Beauty Awards
Eye Treatment Under $20
RoC Retinol Correxion Eye Cream
Lip Treatment Under $12
Burt’s Bees Honey Lip Balm
Moisturizer Under $20
Eucerin Redness Relief Lotion SPF15
Peel & Mask Under $25
Olay Regenerist Thermal Skin Polisher
Hair Care and Coloring Product Under $10
Clairol Nice ‘n Easy Root Touch-Up
Eye Product Under $12
Maybelline New York Intense XXL Volume + Length Mascara
Face Product Under $15
M.A.C Cosmetics Select Moisturecover
Men’s Skincare Under $15
Kiehl’s “Ultimate Man” Body Scrub Soap
Nail Care & Color Under $12
Neutrogena Instant Nail Enhancer
Sun Product Under $15
Neutrogena MicroMist Tanning Sunless Spray
Body Treatment Under $15
Jergens Natural Glow Daily Moisturizer
Scented Bath & Body Under $15
Cool Moisture Body Wash
Acne Treatment $10 and Over
Olay Effects Anti-Aging Anti-Blemish Moisturizer
Anti-Aging Under $20
Olay Regenerist Continuous Night Recovery
Cleanser & Scrub Under $10
Dove Cool Moisture Cleanser
View the complete list of winners at the Cosmetic Executive Women’s Website.
Dear Budget Fashionista,
I’m a 48 year old hairstylist, who wants to look trendy but not like I’m 20. I wear mostly slacks to work but want to wear skirts. I love the vintage look and have purchased a couple of dresses but I’m told that nylons are a fashion no-no for summer. The problem is my legs are very white and I’ve developed small spider veins, so I don’t feel attractive going bare legged. Tanning is hard because I’m afraid of “age” spots and skin cancer scare, and tanning lotions always look fake. Would I be wrong to wear nylons?
A: You should wear what makes you fell comfortable and confident. If wearing nylons helps you to feel better about your legs and comfortable wearing your vintage dresses—I say go for it. Just promise me you won’t wear the nylons with sandals—that’s a major no-no.
For those days when you don’t want to wear a pair of nylons, try mixing a bit of bronzing powder/cream (Wet n’ Wild makes an excellent bronzing cream) with a bit of lotion and smoothing it on your legs or using a products like Jergen’s Natural Glow Daily Moisturizer. If the dress is past your knees, you can get away with using a small amount of fake tanning lotion on your calves and thighs
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