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This is a little bit difficult...I don't wear make up so I'll just list my basics....
1. Paul Mitchell Awapuhi shampoo. Long hair requires care. I also used to use the leave in conditioner but discovered it wasn't as necessary when I don't wash my hair every day.
2. Biolage conditioning balm. Deep conditioning for the ends of my hair. I use it every time I shampoo.
3. Dove Soap and Body wash. My allergist suggested that I switch to Dove because it is a more hypo-allergenic formula. So far it's been just fine.
4. Vanilla Fantasy Body spray. Love this fragrance and it loves me.
5. E Burnam Retinol ultra skin with sunscreen. It's a mail order cream with a low SPF that I use daily for my face, neck, and shoulders. It doesn't cause stinging which I have found with many other skin care products
6. Degree solid. Who says women don't sweat?! I do and I don't like the odor, so I use an anti-perspirant/deodorant. Mostly I stick to the powder fresh fragrance rather than anything more odiferous.
7. Eucerin Calming Creme. It's not my favorite fragrance or feel but it does a good job of moisturizing and is another hypo-allergenic product recommended by my allergist.
8. Bath and Body Works Vanilla Noel body wash and lotion. This is my guilty pleasure. It is not as nourishing to the skin as my other products but I LOVE the fragrance. I can't use it every day but I do use it several times a week. It's only available at Christmas time.
9. Body Works Vanilla Spice body wash (and lotion if they have it). Also a guilty pleasure, also only available at Christmas time and we do not have a local store. I was gifted with a bottle and fell in love. Haven't gotten any more since, though. (are you seeing a fragrance theme yet?)
10. Lamisil spray. I fight a constant battle with fungal infections, mostly on my feet but also under my tummy and under my bra. Nothing seems to work better.
That wasn't as hard as I expected. But I could add my toothpaste (mentadent) and have my whole toilet. I also use a St. Ives apricot scrub once in a while when my pores feel really clogged. I think that's it. Of course I'm not at home so I might remember something when I see it.
1. Paul Mitchell Awapuhi shampoo. Long hair requires care. I also used to use the leave in conditioner but discovered it wasn't as necessary when I don't wash my hair every day.
2. Biolage conditioning balm. Deep conditioning for the ends of my hair. I use it every time I shampoo.
3. Dove Soap and Body wash. My allergist suggested that I switch to Dove because it is a more hypo-allergenic formula. So far it's been just fine.
4. Vanilla Fantasy Body spray. Love this fragrance and it loves me.
5. E Burnam Retinol ultra skin with sunscreen. It's a mail order cream with a low SPF that I use daily for my face, neck, and shoulders. It doesn't cause stinging which I have found with many other skin care products
6. Degree solid. Who says women don't sweat?! I do and I don't like the odor, so I use an anti-perspirant/deodorant. Mostly I stick to the powder fresh fragrance rather than anything more odiferous.
7. Eucerin Calming Creme. It's not my favorite fragrance or feel but it does a good job of moisturizing and is another hypo-allergenic product recommended by my allergist.
8. Bath and Body Works Vanilla Noel body wash and lotion. This is my guilty pleasure. It is not as nourishing to the skin as my other products but I LOVE the fragrance. I can't use it every day but I do use it several times a week. It's only available at Christmas time.
9. Body Works Vanilla Spice body wash (and lotion if they have it). Also a guilty pleasure, also only available at Christmas time and we do not have a local store. I was gifted with a bottle and fell in love. Haven't gotten any more since, though. (are you seeing a fragrance theme yet?)
10. Lamisil spray. I fight a constant battle with fungal infections, mostly on my feet but also under my tummy and under my bra. Nothing seems to work better.
That wasn't as hard as I expected. But I could add my toothpaste (mentadent) and have my whole toilet. I also use a St. Ives apricot scrub once in a while when my pores feel really clogged. I think that's it. Of course I'm not at home so I might remember something when I see it.
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