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Tracy Reese Cozies Up With Sally Hansen For Spring
The Sally Hansen and Tracey Reese collaboration has been going strong for six seasons now. It's no surprise. Bringing affordable, trendy nail polish shades to the masses is always a hit, especially during this blah economy.
Doing Drugstore: Sally Hansen Insta-Dry Nail Polish
I've loved this stuff since it first came out, and if there's a drugstore product that deserves a post, it's this one. Sally Hansen Insta-Dry Nail Polish ($5) has, on many an occasion, saved me from losing my mind waiting for polish to dry and ruining an entire manicure out of sheer frustration.
When I looked in my drawer this morning, I had seven bottles of the stuff, ranging from bright, sunny yellow to teal to perfect French-tip cream.
Sally Hansen Collaborates with Tracy Reese
Even though Sally Hansen is about to launch a makeup line, the brand is still known for its excellent nail polishes ($6 each). As you might know, I think buying pricey nail polish is unnecessary, especially when you can find on-trend colors at the drugstore.
This season, Sally Hansen once again collaborated with designer Tracy Reese for her runway show.
Beauty Byte: Sally Hansen Is Back to Making Makeup
Sally Hansen has partnered with TLC's What Not to Wear makeup maven Carmindy Bowyer to launch a new cosmetics collection called Natural Beauty. According to WWD, the 140-unit line is expected to hit stores next month. This is Hansen's second attempt at manufacturing makeup; in 2003, the company created a line called Healing Beauty, but it didn't take off.
Reader Review of the Day: Sally Hansen Brush-On Hair Remover Creme
When you're looking for skincare products, there are some things you don't want to see in a review. Take the phrase "chemical burn," for example. Those two words came up more than once in reviews of Sally Hansen Brush-On Hair Remover Creme, a product that didn't get much love from readers.
Doing Drugstore: Sally Hansen Nail Art Pen
I'm a doodler by nature, and a dabbler in whatever unique beauty product I can get my hands on. It seems like nail pens are all the rage in the nail polish industry as of late, so when I heard about Sally Hansen Nail Art Pen, I had to give it a try.
There are eight shades in total, and because I wanted to give myself some glitzy black nails à la Paris Hilton's black French manicure, I purchased the white shade.
Doing Drugstore: Sally Hansen Lipnotic Gem Gloss
I like when lip gloss comes in a wand with a brush at the tip of the applicator. Even though it can get bacteria in it the same way that mascara can, it doesn't open in your bag and you don't have to dip your (possibly germy) finger in it to apply. This is the reason I wanted to try Sally Hansen Lipnotic Gem Gloss ($6.99), but with claims like "creates a look of glittery gems under glass" and provides "hypnotic color," I was skeptical.
Sally Hansen and Carmindy's Natural Beauty Collection
Remember back in early March when I told you that Sally Hansen was partnering with Carmindy Bowyer from What Not to Wear to create a makeup line called Natural Beauty? Well, it has finally launched and I've just had the chance to check out the goods. The collection includes 16 items ranging from cream bronzers to lip glosses.
Doing Drugstore: Sally Hansen Color Quick
If you're a klutz when it comes to painting your nails, you'll really like Sally Hansen Color Quick nail pen ($4.79). The name is self-explanatory, so I won't bore you with blather. Essentially, it's nail polish in a click pen.
User Review: I Am Elle on Sally Hansen 5 Minute French Manicure Pen Kit
Reader I Am Elle recently tried out Sally Hansen 5 Minute French Manicure Pen Kit (about $8.75). It's a nail kit that comes with light polish and a white polish pen for the tips of the nails. Take it away, I Am Elle:
Personally, I was semi-satisfied with the product.
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