Special Guest Post by Fabuless Beauty: Cheap Thrill Under $10 - Neutrogena Body Oil Light Sesame Formula
Everyone say a warm Outblush welcome to our newest guest poster, Audrey of Fabuless Beauty! She's a budgeting beautista, bringing readers the best in price-conscious fashion and beauty. Take it away, Audrey!
In search for an inexpensive lightweight moisturizer to hydrate my skin this winter, I came across Neutrogena Body Oil Light Sesame Formula ($8). Apply a couple drops of Neutrogena Body Oil right out of the shower and the oil absorbs quickly into the skin. Unlike most body oils, it didn't leave an oily residue: It actually absorbed into my skin. After application, my skin is left soft, supple and as an added bonus, the oil leaves a slight sheen on your skin for a sexy glow! It's fragrance free, so even those with sensitive skin can use this product. Neutrogena Body Oil Light Sesame Formula is so light weight, that it can be used from winter to spring!
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Meaux
Parabens. Not cool. Outblush, it's 2011. You can do better!!
Caitlin
Parabens. Big whoop. I'd rather have parabens in my cosmetic products than have them teeming with bacteria and fungi and getting rancid. There has been NO causal link between parabens and any cancers. There was ONE TINY study (with 20 tumors)that found very low levels on parabens in some malignant breast tumors, but there is no evidence that parabens are carcinogenic or at all toxic. Parabens have a very weak estrogen effect, so small as to be inconsequential.
I'm going to try this product because my dry skin drives me nuts in the winter. Tired of ashy legs!
One Ring to Rule Them All
Caitlin, we know you weren't defending US (or fabulous Fabuless), but we've got a warm fuzzy feeling for you right now.
Caitlin
Aww, shucks. I kinda was defending you guys, the product, and rational scientific and medical research.
I really am going to run out and get some body oil, too.
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