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Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Clinique High Impact Mascara Review

Clinique High Impact mascara is designed for all those who want to see the volume in their eyelashes. Interestingly, this little product delivers more than that. We will take a look at it here today, but since it is a review post, I will also discuss the disadvantages associated with this mascara.

Benefits:

I have always been a fan of Clinique products. It is just that they always seem to keep me satisfied. So despite the fact that I already own three mascaras from three different brands, I had to get its High Impact. Now does it really give volume to the eyelashes? The answer to it is yes, but there are some more surprising benefits that I have acquired from it. First of all, even after applying it to my lashes I feel as if I am wearing nothing. Another amazing thing I have noticed is that it hardens them only moderately and stays nonstick throughout the day. My curiosity actually makes me touch my lashes sometimes. Strangely, the color of the mascara never seems to stick to my fingers. Because of all this, whenever I plan on using less makeup to keep my natural look alive I choose High Impact for my lashes.

Problems:

Now one thing that is disappointing about Clinique High Impact is its brush. Sure it glides well onto the eyelashes, but the problem is that it leaves them straightened if a good curler is not in use. In addition, it creates clumps. I must mention here that different users can have different opinions on this. I already have dense eyelashes and so most mascaras do leave them clumped up. But High Impact always wins in the "clump them down" race much quicker than all of them! Another point to note is that it gives an innocent and not a seductive look to the eyes. So those who wish to have their eyelashes appear sexy must avoid this mascara.

Verdict:
Overall, Clinique High Impact is a good mascara. This is true quality wise. Not too many mascaras are actually nonstick to the fingers. Also it seems to be best for all those who like less makeup. Now as previously mentioned, High Impact is a volume enhancer and fortunately, it performs this job quite well. So in a way, we can say that its keeping its promise. This simply kills any debate we want to raise against its disadvantages. Thus, it deserves 3.5 out of 5 stars.

Friday, June 17, 2011

Proof That Dianella Extracts Quickly Remove Skin Hyperpigmentation

The main causes of skin hyperpigmentation (acute discoloration) are UV rays, acne and accidental cuts and wounds. So in a way, no one on this planet is completely safe from that specific problem. Many are already struggling with it and thus, are looking for a way to treat it.

Thanks to Mother Nature, we now have a series of known natural ingredients that we can use to get rid of the skin hyperpigmentation. Some are already in our kitchen. Yet many find hydroquinone (banned in most countries) to be most effective tool in lightening the discolored spots. Interestingly, researchers have found its father. To be clear, studies have shown that there is another substance which is stronger and faster than hydroquinone when it comes to treating skin hyperpigmentation. It is called Dianella Ensifolia, the scientific name for Campanula Orchid and Swordleaf Dianella. Enlarge the given screenshot to read how it is more effective than hydroquinone.

The Products That Have Dianella Ensifolia Extracts

The brand which is devoting a lot of time in using Dianella ensifolia extracts is none other than Clinique. At least two of their products containing this ingredient are gaining more admiration from women. Their names are below.

Clinique Derma White Clinical Brightening Essence

Clinique Dark Spot Corrector

These products have helped many lighten tans, freckles and acne scars. Yet I would not recommend anyone to just rush to the store and get them. Remember to first research whether they are compatible with your skin type. If the products are not safe then you might not want to let them touch your skin.