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Colleen Coble writes romantic suspense with a strong atmospheric element. A lovable animal of some kind--usually a dog--always populates her novels. She can be bribed with DeBrand mocha truffles.
Denise Hunter writes women's fiction and love stories with a strong emotional element. Her husband says he provides her with all her romantic material, but Denise insists a good imagination helps too.
Diann Hunt writes romantic comedy and humorous women's fiction. She has been happily married forever, loves her family, chocolate, her friends, chocolate, her dog, and well, chocolate.
Cheryl Hodde writes romantic medical suspense under the pen name of Hannah Alexander, using all the input she can get from her husband, Mel, for the medical expertise. For fun she hikes and reads. Out of guilt, she rescues discarded cats. She and Mel are presently taking orders from four pampered strays.
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My favorite are the Clarisonic facial brush. I've had one for about two years, and I just bought the bigger one that stands on its own. Now I'll have a travel version too.
I also love that Olay Regenerist cream.
I am so fickle when it comes to make-up and skin care...mostly because it seems that stuff works the best for me when I switch around. You name it; I've tried it! I like Reclaim by Principal Secret and Mary Kay (the old basic skin care)the best. I even miss the old masks you had to mix up and the blush rouge! I may try lots of newer things but it seems I always come back to these two.
Right now I am trying Dr. Susan Lark's Trilane skin care. I want so much to simplify my routine. And...I want my skin to look great! Is that too much to ask? There's so much out there! Looking and feeling good comes with a high price tag, Ladies! Lol!
Olive oil for my skin and L'Oreal Preference. I always had red hair and tried to live with it when it changed, but I just don't feel like me.
Mary, I think it's really hard to lose red hair. I totally honor you're sticking with it, it defines you! Dorothy, I switch around a lot too, so I'm with you there!
So often we deal with deep issues and life and death (from my perspective it's a struggle at times to stay positive in the face of so many bad outcomes) that a subject like this is always fun and a relief!
I have lots of skin cancer in my family tree,(and had my bout with pre-cancer, still trying to stay ahead of it) so skin issues are really important! I once heard it said that women in my mom's generation didn't get lip cancers because they never left the house without lipstick. The '60s and '70s brought "natural" and thus no lipstick and a rise in lip cancer (from sun exposure.)
Anyway! Recently I started taking better care of my skin with a dermatologist's guidance. They put me onto Clarisonic (it's a brush that vibrates) which I'm already seeing a better texture of my skin with that. And they put me on Jane Iredale mineral foundation. Bare Essentuals broke me out something awful, but this is GREAT foundation. A little expensive, but really nice.
I also love Clinique and L'Oreal makeup. And I'm addicted to lipstick. I just got this lipstain from my dermatologist (you can eat/drink and still have your color) that is Jane Iredale's Lip Fixation. Love that. And Jane Iredale also has chocolate-flavored lip balms pots that are a treat.
But I also love L'Oreal lipsticks. My biggest problem is I really don't know what colors to use. I keep trying. I dunno.
My eyes change from blue to green depending on what I wear. I really don't know what eye shadows are best for me.
Great memories with "Mimi and Punky!" She'll always remember such fun. And you're teaching her some good practices by playing.
Mary, I agree that redheads need to continue to stick with that. My sister-in-law is 74 and still has beautiful red hair and it looks natural. She would look strange in that graying red hair. You go!
Kristin, don't you love the Clarisonic? I wish I had started it when I was much younger!
I wish we could "like" comments as we do on Facebook. I want to like everyone's comments. Ha!
I'm with your, Dorothy! I change a lot. I think our skin gets kind of used to things.
Mary, I've heard of coconut oil for skin but never olive oil. Interesting!
Crystal, do you take vitamin D? That helps protect you against skin cancer.
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