All Posts Tagged With: "kiehl’s"

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Product Review: Kiehl’s Calendula Toner

The Calendula Toner has a new limited edition version which Kiehl’s released in conjunction with its 160th anniversary. It is made with whole flowers and pure extracts and is free of alcohol and harsh synthetic drying agents, making this toner suitable for sensitive, normal to oily skin types. It cleanses your skin gently and helps [...]

17Oct2011 | ziying | 0 comments | Continued
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Product Review: Kiehl’s Creme de Corps

Roaming around in the pharmacy looking for more effective body moisturizers again? Here is your solution: Kiehl’s Crème de Corps, one of Kiehl’s top selling items! It comes in variety sizes, starting from 2.5 fl. Oz. to 1 liter pump. Many have spread the good word about this product. It is meant for extremely dry [...]

14Oct2011 | ziying | 0 comments | Continued
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Product Review: Kiehl’s Rare Earth Deep Pore Cleansing Masque

I have a confession to make.  Frankly, between you and me, (whispering) I’m a cleansing masque maniac. How many times have we encountered those too good to be true ads? Amazingly gorgeous models pose on the screen, and the effect is just “Wow! In split seconds, you can obtain a baby-skin kind of smoothness!” Then, [...]

11Oct2011 | adamgaffey | 0 comments | Continued
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Chapped No More Thanks To Kiehl’s

You know how they say the first thing people notice about you is your smile? Well, if they notice your smile, then you can bet that your lips are going to be in prime focus too and every girl knows that cracked, dry and chapped lips are right at the top of the no-no list. [...]

3Apr2010 | elise | 2 comments | Continued
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Kiehls- Save Our Rare Earth Campaign

Did you know, next to climate change, the rapid decline in biological diversity is one of the greatest challenges of our lifetime – no matter where we live geographically. According to scientists, the Earth is entering a sixth mass extinction where they warn that almost 50 percent  of the Earth’s species may disappear in less [...]

19Oct2009 | yetmee | 0 comments | Continued