Beauty Bible

how much does the book cost?

how much does the book cost?

how much does the book cost?

I love her books, I think they are great – but like all advice they must be taken with a grain of salt. She often slams Dermalogica, for example, for being expensive – but the cheaper alternatives she recomends I dont find to be better, plus they dont last as long so you wind up spending more on them anyway!! I like to read the book but prefer to make my own choices. I do like how she shines the spotlight on some of th BS involved in the beauty industry though.

I love her books, I think they are great – but like all advice they must be taken with a grain of salt. She often slams Dermalogica, for example, for being expensive – but the cheaper alternatives she recomends I dont find to be better, plus they dont last as long so you wind up spending more on them anyway!! I like to read the book but prefer to make my own choices. I do like how she shines the spotlight on some of th BS involved in the beauty industry though.

I love her books, I think they are great – but like all advice they must be taken with a grain of salt. She often slams Dermalogica, for example, for being expensive – but the cheaper alternatives she recomends I dont find to be better, plus they dont last as long so you wind up spending more on them anyway!! I like to read the book but prefer to make my own choices. I do like how she shines the spotlight on some of th BS involved in the beauty industry though.

Im glad someone said something about her own brand – thanks Eles you are spot on. Paula`s review are not entirely impartial, I`d say it is clever marketing of her own line. Lets remember that each and every person has different skin and will respond to products differently, we are not all going to have the same opinions. There are definately some products out there that have ingredients which are not ideal, and are often used as `fillers` because they are…. cheap. Also, not all of her ingredient reviews are entirely correct, or contain all neccessary information about the ingredient. This `Doctor` is included probably to appear even more credible. Milady`s ingredient dictionary is great, I am a Beauty Therapist and I take it with me to work every day – its my bible.

Im glad someone said something about her own brand – thanks Eles you are spot on. Paula`s review are not entirely impartial, I`d say it is clever marketing of her own line. Lets remember that each and every person has different skin and will respond to products differently, we are not all going to have the same opinions. There are definately some products out there that have ingredients which are not ideal, and are often used as `fillers` because they are…. cheap. Also, not all of her ingredient reviews are entirely correct, or contain all neccessary information about the ingredient. This `Doctor` is included probably to appear even more credible. Milady`s ingredient dictionary is great, I am a Beauty Therapist and I take it with me to work every day – its my bible.

Im glad someone said something about her own brand – thanks Eles you are spot on. Paula`s review are not entirely impartial, I`d say it is clever marketing of her own line. Lets remember that each and every person has different skin and will respond to products differently, we are not all going to have the same opinions. There are definately some products out there that have ingredients which are not ideal, and are often used as `fillers` because they are…. cheap. Also, not all of her ingredient reviews are entirely correct, or contain all neccessary information about the ingredient. This `Doctor` is included probably to appear even more credible. Milady`s ingredient dictionary is great, I am a Beauty Therapist and I take it with me to work every day – its my bible.

My mum has started using Paula`s Choice products recently. She says that they are really good and very reasonably priced.