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Sunday, 28 November 2010

Fabulous Beauty GIVEAWAY!....

This competition is now closed
This is a fabulous Neutrogena SkinClearing Blemish Concealer 
This fabulous product doesn't just cover up blemishes but clears them up too.   I don't know about you - but anything that does two jobs at the same time is a friend of mine! 


You can check out all the fab details of this beauty product at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0033PSM68/ref=asc_df_B0033PSM681330439?tag=thefind0211944-20&creative=395261&creativeASIN=B0033PSM68&linkCode=asn 

To enter - follow me (if you aren't already) and leave a comment with your winter fashion or beauty dilemma...


For extra entries (max 3) please put this link http://thebeautyglo.blogspot.com/ on your tweet mentioning the competition and share on Facebook for your 3rd chance of winning. Please let me know you have done these and I will put your extra entries in! 


Last entries by midnight Monday 6th December and I will announce the winner on Tuesday 7th December at 10am! Good luck!
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25 comments:

  1. AubreyLaine29 November 2010 at 19:24

    I follow your blog. My winter beauty dilemma is dry and itchy skin! Thanks for the giveaway.

    aubreyfick@yahoo.com

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  2. Mirka30 November 2010 at 09:49

    I am the lucky number 17 follower ;) My dilemna are dry lips ;(((

    @Kahanka

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  3. QWERTY Mum1 December 2010 at 04:05

    following your blog
    My winter beauty dilemma flat hair when he wooly hat comes off x
    @PaulaHaylock

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  4. Unknown1 December 2010 at 04:07

    Its finding a shoe or boot which is stylish yet I don't slip over in these treacherous conditions - I was nearly a gonner outside Next Home just now.

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  5. thebeautyglo1 December 2010 at 06:09

    Hi Aubrey,
    Hmmm dry and itchy skin is a winter peril, don't despair there is a solution! One I found when my youngest son started suffering from skin problems (now diagnosed as eczema). It is Aqueous cream, it is cheap, without scent (so as not to clash with your own perfume) you can get it at the pharmacy and it works! See this link http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/medicines/100000160.html

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  6. thebeautyglo1 December 2010 at 11:29

    Hi Mirka, thank you for following my blog, I hope you are enjoying it as much as I am ;))
    Hmmmm, yes dry lips are not attractive but we can easily see the back of this common winter dilemma. The solution comes in two forms. One at the high end and one which is cheap as chips and they both work a treat. The luxury product is Creme De La Mer Lip Balm a little pot of delight (see this link for reveiws) http://reviews.cremedelamer.com/3815/PROD2464/reviews.htm.
    The budget product is 'yellow soft paraffin BP' see this link http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/medicines/100002952.html

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  7. thebeautyglo1 December 2010 at 11:36

    Hi Paula, thanks for following my blog and for your winter beauty dilemma. I have just the thing for your flat hat hair situation. Pop a can of 'On the Go Batiste dry shampoo in your hand/nappy bag and give a quick spritz to the roots after removing said hat. It really gives hair volume and is great for after a workout too. Good luck with the draw. Love me x

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  8. thebeautyglo1 December 2010 at 11:47

    Hi Pixie's Mum, yes it is treacherous under foot and the way round it is to own a pair of Moon Boots and wear them at every opportunity. Not only do they give you grip, the apres ski chic look they also do wonders for your legs, being so chunky they make even the thick set leg look skinny. See the link to Glamour Article 'Moon Boots are Back' http://www.glamour.com/fashion/blogs/slaves-to-fashion/2010/11/trend-alert-moon-boots-are-bac.html

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  9. Little M1 December 2010 at 13:50

    Hello! I'm your newest follower @verybusymama
    My dilema every winter is very dry chapped hands :(

    Have tweeted too! thanks xx

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  10. thebeautyglo1 December 2010 at 15:58

    Hi Little M, welcome to my blog and I hope you enjoy it. Chapped dry hands can be so sore and the best way to treat them is with Elizabeth Arden 8 hour cream (it is actually more of a vaseline texture). It is a little pricey, however it last FOREVER. Another tip is to pop cotton gloves on over night once you have applied it. I hope very much that this helps and that you have beautiful pain free hands in the next few weeks in time for any festive parties you may have. xxx

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  11. 'Cross the Pond2 December 2010 at 10:09

    You're FAB!!!! Loving this blog!!!

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  12. Holly Button3 December 2010 at 01:56

    My winter beauty dilemma is dry lips. Every blimming year.

    following you now. I have a beauty giveaway on my blog too, please come and visit!

    @jumblyMummy

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  13. Laura McIntyre3 December 2010 at 06:24

    Iam following.

    My skin is the biggest problem breaks out like crazy because of dryness and no sun

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  14. Unknown3 December 2010 at 06:40

    My winter beauty dilemma is brittle nails, it seems that as soon as the weather changes my nails just shatter. In the summer my nails are fab but in winter they are a nightmare. Loving the blog am following as Jude Dunn am @jadlgw on twitter. Have tweeted your giveaway xx

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  15. thebeautyglo3 December 2010 at 12:10

    Hi Jumbly Mummy, thanks for entering and for the tip to enter your giveaway, which I have done. Now to your beauty dilemma, dry lips, need protecting from the cold weather and need moisturising and the best inexpensive product to tackle both these jobs is plain old vaseline. Don't be put off by the simple packaging this old favourite really does work and can be found in all pharmacies. Click here for 50 uses for your new found all rounder Vaseline.

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  16. thebeautyglo3 December 2010 at 12:28

    Hi Laura, thanks for entering the comp. Modern day heating and no sun are a recipe for dry skin and breakouts. The best way to treat this prob is from within. By this I mean taking vitamins for your skin, the vitamin you need is vitamin E, in oil form or my preferred choice is in capsule/tablet form. Buy a good quality product see here. The benefits are clearing breakouts by unclogging pores resulting in far fewer breakouts, accelerating the skins healing process and it helps keep skin youthful to boot. Wishing you glowing skin throughout the winter.
    Look out for my upcoming GIVEAWAY of Vitamin E tablets and a full review of the benefits

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  17. thebeautyglo3 December 2010 at 12:59

    Hi Jadlgw, I feel your pain on the brittle nail dilemma, my miracle cure is Duri Rejuvacote this base & top coat will heal and cure your brittle, split and cracked nails in a matter of weeks. It is clear, so can be worn alone or under or over your polish. Here's to beautiful nails. x

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  18. IckleFruity3 December 2010 at 16:37

    I follow you! My dilema is that I can't find any nice evening clothes for all the christmas parties, that don't make me look like I'm wearing a tent. Although I am a plus size, I do still have a figure, but all the dresses are cut like sacks... Please help!!! @ImLilMsMetal on twitter

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  19. thebeautyglo4 December 2010 at 02:48

    Hi IckleFruity, thank you for entering my comp and for your dilemma. I have found sooooo many gorgeous evening dresses that I have put them all on a new post

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  20. emily134 December 2010 at 10:19

    I'm always cold in this weather so my dilemma is trying to wear lots of warm layers without looking like some sort of mad bag lady! Although when it gets this cold I don't care so much what I look like as long as I'm warm and cosy!

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  21. Anonymous4 December 2010 at 15:34

    I have problems with dry,flaky skin in Winter time.@n76seary on twitter,am also a follower of your blog.

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  22. thebeautyglo5 December 2010 at 14:51

    Hi Emily, thanks for entering this GIVEAWAY and for your winter dilemma. You can still look fab in this weather, it is all about a thermal layer, yes I did say thermal but don't think Grandpa ribbed Long Johns, think gorgeous lacy, think fitted and think stylish.

    Jigsaw have some beautiful lacy thermal vests, well I know my Grandpa would not have worn these!

    Sweaty Betty, have gorgeous, super soft thermal bamboo cotton tops I wear mine under jumpers (cashmere is the warmest choice for jumpers) or on it's own it really is gorgeous and it keeps it keeps its colour.

    Another great thermal collection, comes from Uniqlo, have a look at the full collection including gorgeous roll necks (2 for £19.99) which are great for layering without bulking up your look. This range is uniquely developed with Heat tech to keep you snuggly warm in this wintery weather.

    Also always keep your feet warm with some cashmere socks - a luxury but sooo worth it, I find if my feet are warm, my whole body is warm.

    Keep warm xxx

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  23. thebeautyglo6 December 2010 at 13:36

    Hi Nicky, dry, flaky skin is a sign of dehydrated skin and the first step is to gently exfoliate the face with a product for dry and sensitive skin, I like Elemis Gentle Rose Exfoliator (gentle enough to use everyday). This will enable the moisturiser to work deep down in the skin and again choose a moisturiser and night cream for dry and sensitive cream.
    Use a moisturising face mask once a week.

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  24. thebeautyglo7 December 2010 at 03:07

    My contest ended and I just picked a winner using the fruit machine tool on http://classtools.net/education-games-php/fruit_machine/and I am delighted to announce the winner of the…………………Giveaway is...

    Drumroll please. Without further ado, the lucky winner is...
    Emily 13
    Congratulations, let me know your address to send the product.
    Many thanks

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  25. emily137 December 2010 at 03:18

    That's brilliant - big thanks! I've replied to your email :)

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