Big Day Beauty on a Budget!

Thoughts on spending up to $500 to get a brighter smile or $700 to make your lips fuller made one of our clients cringe. That made us think…maybe we could have some affordableBig Day Beauty Tips for our clients that won’t break the bank.  We wanted to find some that would fit into any budget and make you feel glamorous.  Over the next few weeks we will feature some of them…

Our first attempt was we wanted a whiter smile, drinking morning Starbucks and afternoon tea made our teeth a bit dull. We did our homework found that whitening strips may be the way to go Crest had the best rating on line – so off we went to purchase some  Crest WhiteStrips ®  –  with a $10 coupon in hand our final cost was $53.99.

The directions were very easy to understand; in the box were 4 sets of whitening strips.  Although the directions were not clear on the frequency of use, we decided to do the process every other night for four nights.

To our surprise, it worked like a charm. They say it works for about 8 weeks – we will need to keep you posted.  But for the short term  if you want a brighter smile for your big day – this would be a perfect investment.

 

What better way to show off your new white smile then full glossy lips.  After looking around the internet, reading some reviews and speaking with a few sales people at MAC, Sephora, and Ulta – we purchased a $16 tube of DuWop Lip Venom.
It was a clear gloss and had a wand easy applicator.  The application of the gloss made my lips tingle and really did “plump” up.  I loved the way the gloss went on and lasted for a few hours.  We did have to reapply in the middle of the day but we thought another great purchase.
We hope that you will try these two beauty products and let us know what you think about them.
Tonight we will be live tweeting while watching the Academy Awards so make sure your follow us on Twitter.
xo, the team from In the PINK Ink Events

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