Reviews by KandTOTO1

KandTOTO1 says "Here's the "IN" on this product." about Avon SKIN SO SOFT Fusions Soft & Sensual Dual Softening Body Wash

KandTOTO1 — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 22:28:25 GMT

I have a suggestion...use a puff. The lathering effect will increase and it will also increase the exfoliating process. Exfoliating skin, helps to remove dead skin cells so that new ones may grow more efficiently. The good news about this product is that there will be new scents, including Soft&Replenish and Soft&Nourish that will be coming out in about a month (depending on where you live). In the same campaign (#3, up here in the north country), there will also be the Fusions Moisturizer and Body Oil.

If you suffer from dry skin, using only a moisturizing body wash won't solve your problem, you need to follow up with a hydrating moisturizer as well. Be sure to give it enough time to rid your skin of the damaged skin cells, and then replenish and soften the newer ones. The object of this product is to not only soften the skin on the surface, but to soften "from within" over time. This is one of the hot sellers. If you'd like to learn more about this product or to get...

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KandTOTO1 says "Here's the "IN" on this product." about Avon Personal Match Ideal Shade Foundation

KandTOTO1 — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 21:53:08 GMT

Okay. For those who need the "411" on foundation.

Foundation is just that, a "foundation" to place your colors on. Like a primer for wall paint. Depending on what kind of foundation you prefer, will depend on what kind you purchase. For a barely there look, you would choose something that will say "Sheer" or "Light" coverage. For a more advanced covering, you would choose something that may say "Medium to Full" coverage.

FIRST, be sure to read the excerpts about what the product was designed to do. If the product is listed as "sheer" coverage it is made to set a foundation for you to lay your colors on, while still showing your natural skin. It will NOT hide imperfections. It will, however, help to even out your skin tones. (We have a base skin color and then an undertone. Sometimes these undertones show through in certain areas, making our skin look uneven in color.)

If you have freckles, sun spots or moles, you will have a difficult time finding a foundation...

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KandTOTO1 says "Here's the "IN" on this Product!" about Avon Anew Clinical Eye Lift

KandTOTO1 — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 21:15:12 GMT

I'm 30 and an Avon Beauty Advisor. I use the product myself because I do have dark circles under the eye and puffiness. I also want to prevent lid wrinkling in the future. I see results with only one daily use instead of the two daily uses it suggests. However, if you don't have under eye cirlces, droopiness or puffiness you probably won't see results. That's the kicker with this and many other skin care prodcuts that target areas of concern. If you don't really have the problem that it is specified to target, you won't have noticeable results. For a personalized and Free Skin Care Consultation, use my "contact me" link on my website. I'd be glad to guide you in your needs. http://www.youravon.com/khoughton

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KandTOTO1 says "Here's the "In" on this prodcut: read before others deter!" about Avon Anew Clinical Plump & Smooth Lip System

KandTOTO1 — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 20:31:44 GMT

Truth is...I am a Beauty Advisor for Avon and a Sales Representative. I'm not just writing this review to counteract the negative reviews, I am also attempting to educate you on the product. What I am finding as I read most of these reviews is that 99% of the clients are un-educted about the product and have purchased it without understanding its purpose.

FIRST OFF--this is NOT a LIP PRODUCT! If you are looking for a lip product...plumping gloss, lip color with retinol, etc...then there are alternatives. This is a skin care prodcut. Your lips and lip area are made of skin. The CLINICAL line was designed to help clients "TARGET" areas of concern while taking care of their skin.

This is how a skin care program should travel: Step one is to cleanse and tone your face. Step two is to apply product, such as a Clinical item, to the specified areas of concern.

(In light of the review...let me explain where the product at hand would fall. If you have wrinkles around your...

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KandTOTO1 says "Here's the "In" on the product...don't let others deter you!" about Avon Instant Manicure Dry Nail Enamel Strips

KandTOTO1 — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 19:42:58 GMT

Before using, besure to learn more on how to use this product through an Avon Representative. Truth be told...I sell Avon and it took me at least one set to get the process down. It's not something that any regular "Joe" has had time to learn. Its brand new to the market and so I'm not surprised if even the professionals have a hard time applying this product. It's not like they learn it in beauty school. It does come with instructions, but there are a few tricks that can make the basics become even easier and also lead to a more pleasing result.

They are actually very easy to use and they stay on for a very long time. They even help to strengthen your nails. HOWEVER, the product does require a little education prior to use, and I agree, the best time to buy them is when they're on sale. The up-side: they usually go on sale every couple of Campaigns.

The manicure strips are equivilant in sizing to that of any "Fake" nail comanies out there. You can go up a size...

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