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1.  comments about: My first blog ever

Ladies, I'm a big fan of NARS skin care! I use these products often...

- NARS hydrating freshing lotion (best toner ever!!)
- NARS mud mask (best deep cleaning mask for smooth and refreshed skin!!)

I tend to mix and match skin care products, but these are the ones I'd keep using 4ever!!!

2.  comments about: More On St. Thomas

St. Thomas is such a beautiful island. It's been 10yrs since I was there last. Did a sailboat racing... totally fun. Reading your blog makes me want to go back and visit again! Maybe I'll find some killer local handmade jewelry again! :-D

3.  comments about: BrandHabit in The Wall Street Journal!

Yes!! and many more to come!!

4.  comments about: Wearing Jeans with Boots: To tuck or not to tuck?

You looked fabulous in that outfit!

I have to say, it's definitely not me, but you pulled it off nicely. 80's look is not in my list, but you never say never! :-)

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T3 the best hair dryer 

About a year ago, I bought one of those T3 Tourmaline Hair Dryer. Now, a year later, I can still say, yes it's working, and it's worth every penny spent. I can dry my hair in about 10-15min, which with my old hair dryer would be at least a 25min ordeal. People often ask me how do you take care of your hair, it looks so healthy. I'd say "T3"! Treat yourself to one of those, and you won't be sorry.

For those of you who don't know what a T3 hair dryer is... T3 is an ionic hair dryer that is made of crushed Tourmaline gem, which generates the most negative ion and delivers the most infrared heat, and it adds a healthy shine to your hair and cuts down drying time down by 1/2. Sounds great, doesn't it!

T3 does come with a price... it runs between $200-$300 depends on the model you get. I know Sephora has them in store, and a few Nordstrom has them too. Several online stores carry them as well. I think the price has dropped a little, so shop around if you're interested to get one!

There are so many sales going on all the time, but great sales are hard to come by. Sometimes it's hard to bypass a sale item that don't normally get discounted... knowing that you're getting a great deal, but you end up buying it and feeling guilty for spending comparatively large chunk of change that you normally wouldn't spend, unless it's something you really really want for a long time. A huge handbag sale on a couture brand from a department store normally is rare, but after looking at a price... wow, I would save over $400 on this, but wow it's over $1200 still. One must ask... is it true that you really saved that few hundred dollars, or you just spent over $1200 for something you probably wouldn't even look at in the beginning? Funny how things go that way!