
Show Notes
Do you ever think about your lip health? Do you have a lip care routine? Why are your lips dry even though you apply a lip balm every couple of hours? Wonder no more! Today, we have lip expert, brand founder and - let’s be honest - lip scrub pioneer - Sara Happ, who is often credited with creating the first commercially successful lip scrub way back in 2005 and bringing the concept of lip scrubs into the mainstream.
We also have our MVPs, a gorgeous balm cleansers and a fuss-free cream for very dry skin. Plus! Burgundy mascaras are a thing and Carli shares an easy guide to contouring and the tools to help.
Products mentioned in this ep.
Westman Atelier Face Trace Contour Stick
Rae Morris Jishaku #1: Deluxe Kabuk
MECCA COSMETICA Double-Ended Complexion Brush
Real Techniques Your Finish Perfected Blush Brush
ZOEVA 135 T-Zone Blender Brush
ZOEVA 102 Foundation Blender Brush
MVPS:
Alpha-H Melting Moment Cleansing Balm with Australian Flannel Flower
Alpha-H Melting Moment Cleansing Balm with Wild Orange Leaf Extract
Dermal Therapy Very Dry Face Cream
Sara Happ
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Credits:
Thanks to our guest, Sara Happ
Your hosts & producers: Carli Alman & Bettina Tyrrell.
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