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ghd Pink Styler: Rounder barrel for curls, flicks, waves and straight 1 Iron Advanced ceramic heaters; advanced ceramic technology for static-free sheen If ghd Pink Styler has not been used for 30 minutes, the heaters turn off and the ghd Pink Styler goes into sleep mode Universal voltage allows styler to work with local voltage and adjusts itself for optimum performance How-To DVD: Provides helpful tips and ideas Everything is encased in a beautiful box, making this set a perfect gift! *Details provided by ghd *Product warranty is available through ghd. We recommend that you register your product directlywith the manufacturerwithin 30 days of purchase. In the event that your Styler becomes defective within the limited warranty guidelines, please immediately contact ghd Customer Service Department at 818-843-9673 or toll free at 877-GHD-ANGEL. Please also refer toinformation included with your productor ghd’s website forfurther details.

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A professional color kit in beautiful warm-tone shades. Comes in a stylish mustard mirrored compact. Kit contains: Pure Color EyeShadow in shades: 22 Rosetta Stone, 33 Silver Ball, and 14 Plum Pop Pure Color Long Lasting Lipstick in 103 Black Wine Applicator brush

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Cassie’s Make-Me-Up Cabinet
This Cabinet is all about PINKS. My friend Cassie looks gorgeous in these colors and so will you! It contains the perfect pink-based colors. Once you have tried them you will love pink as much as we do here at POP! In fact we have gone pink-crazy! Use it as your home-organized Beauty Cabinet, and you will always easily find your favorites. The colors are vivid and pink-based neutrals with a twist that not only compliment each other but will also add some sexy POP style to your look.
Have fun! Lots of love,
Sara XXX
Make a fresh start with my up-to-date pinks to take you from pale to pretty in a few sweeps!
Cabinet Contains:
2 Lip Creams
4 Lip Glosses
3 Silky Cheek Colors
1 Face Glow
1 Black Eyeliner
1 Brown Brow and Liner Color
10 Fresh Eye Colors
Each category organized in its own drawer to keep you neat and tidy at all times (well almost!)
Product Ingredients:
Blush - Talc, Mica, Mineral Oil (Paraffinum Liquidum), Magnesium Stearate, BIS Diglyceryl Polyacyladipate, Octylpalmitate, Kaolin, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, May Contain ( /-): Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77492, CI 77491, CI 77499), Manganese Violet (CI 77742), D&C Red 6 (CI 15850), FD&C Red 40 Lake (CI 16035).
Eyeshadow - Talc, Mica, Magnesium Stearate, Mineral Oil (Paraffinum Liquidum), Kaolin, Octyl Palmitate, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, May Contain ( /-): Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77492, CI 77491, CI 77499), Chromium Oxide Greens (CI 77288), Ultramarines (CI 77007), Polyethylene Terephthalate, Acrylates Copolymer
Lip Gloss - Polybutene, Mineral Oil (Paraffinum Liquidum), Beeswax (Cera Alba), Ceresin Wax, Microcrystalline Wax, Silica, Flavor, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Ascorbyl Palmitate, May Contain ( /-): Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77492, CI 77491, CI 77499), FD&C Blue 1 Lake (CI 42090), D&C Red 6 Lake (CI 15850), D&C Red 7

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In the end, 10 women were selected and judged on their beauty, spirit and confidence - not their ability to skip a meal, the announcer said. The two-hour show opened with the Big Girl dancers, clad in Tina Turner-inspired red fringe dresses, and the contestants walking the runway in red-hot gowns. Many remarked how sexy they felt, but it wasnt always that way as they struggled to accept and embrace their bodies. Contestant Victoria Tupua, a 33-year-old from Seattle, remembered being weighed at school, when she was nearly twice the size of her classmates. Contestant Sara Barrios, a 21-year-old from Downey, Calif., talked about not making the cheerleading squad. Like the plus-size women on MoNiques F.A.T Chance, I bet we can all remember a time when we felt ugly, out of place, embarrassed, second class or invisible. And, whether were skinny or fat, short or tall, poor or rich, all we really want is to be accepted, to be loved, to feel like we belong. Now, I look at myself and know many people wouldnt accept my fat body.

Being honest, Im not pleased with the 30 pounds I packed on after college but thanks to MoNique Im accepting it. I know the weight is just too much for my 5-foot-1 one frame to carry. And I want to be healthy and comfortable with my body and my size. So Im now working out daily on my treadmill to shed the weight and get into a size 10 or 12, which would still leave me with gorgeous pair of thick thighs, child-bearing hips and big black-girl butt. Thats the beauty of beauty. Its up to you - not the media, not your mother, not your significant other, not even pageants - to decide whats beautiful to you, accept it and own it. For some women, that could be a size-4 body, curly brunette hair and super-long eyelashes. For others, that could be a size-14 body, hazel eyes and manicured fingernails. And for others, it could be a size-22 body, cropped blond hair and luscious lips.

The women competing for Miss FAT 2006 defined their owned beauty, whether learning how-to salsa dance, riding horses, jumping in the pool, receiving massages or sashaying in lingerie. And through show segments, the audience and TV viewers eventually learn to look past the womens shapes and appreciate and accept them as people - as mothers, dancers, musicians, make-up artists, career gals, excellent cooks, animal lovers, collectors, multitaskers, survivors. During the show, MoNique continually boasted that beauty comes in more than a size two, and I found myself clapping like I was in church, listening to the reverend hit the crescendo of his sermon.

Even though I was in my pajamas, I felt beautiful as the final two contestants - Tanisha Malone, a 27-year-old forensic morgue technician from Newark and Shawnti Eaden, a 35-year-old hair stylist from Portland - stood center stage, draped in designer gowns. They smiled wide, held their heads high and never once tried to suck in their stomachs. In the end, Malone was crowned Miss F.A.T 2006. She received $50,000, a year-long contract and assorted gifts. Her emotional walk down the runway, holding onto her glittering tiara, made me appreciate every inch of my big body. A few minutes later, I turned off the television, feeling like I just left a spirited revival. MoNique and her crusade for fat girls, as she calls them, taught me that confidence is sexy, whether youre a size 0, 2, 14 or 22. Amen, sistah, amen. Preach on.

By Kristin Boyd

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A professional color kit in beautiful warm-tone shades. Comes in a stylish mustard mirrored compact. Kit contains: Pure Color EyeShadow in shades: 22 Rosetta Stone, 33 Silver Ball, and 14 Plum Pop Pure Color Long Lasting Lipstick in 103 Black Wine Applicator brush

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Includes: 1 Lipbrush, 1 Shadow Applicator, 1 Shadow Contour, 1 Eyebrow Comb and Convenient Case

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In the end, 10 women were selected and judged on their beauty, spirit and confidence - not their ability to skip a meal, the announcer said. The two-hour show opened with the Big Girl dancers, clad in Tina Turner-inspired red fringe dresses, and the contestants walking the runway in red-hot gowns. Many remarked how sexy they felt, but it wasnt always that way as they struggled to accept and embrace their bodies. Contestant Victoria Tupua, a 33-year-old from Seattle, remembered being weighed at school, when she was nearly twice the size of her classmates. Contestant Sara Barrios, a 21-year-old from Downey, Calif., talked about not making the cheerleading squad. Like the plus-size women on MoNiques F.A.T Chance, I bet we can all remember a time when we felt ugly, out of place, embarrassed, second class or invisible. And, whether were skinny or fat, short or tall, poor or rich, all we really want is to be accepted, to be loved, to feel like we belong. Now, I look at myself and know many people wouldnt accept my fat body.

Being honest, Im not pleased with the 30 pounds I packed on after college but thanks to MoNique Im accepting it. I know the weight is just too much for my 5-foot-1 one frame to carry. And I want to be healthy and comfortable with my body and my size. So Im now working out daily on my treadmill to shed the weight and get into a size 10 or 12, which would still leave me with gorgeous pair of thick thighs, child-bearing hips and big black-girl butt. Thats the beauty of beauty. Its up to you - not the media, not your mother, not your significant other, not even pageants - to decide whats beautiful to you, accept it and own it. For some women, that could be a size-4 body, curly brunette hair and super-long eyelashes. For others, that could be a size-14 body, hazel eyes and manicured fingernails. And for others, it could be a size-22 body, cropped blond hair and luscious lips.

The women competing for Miss FAT 2006 defined their owned beauty, whether learning how-to salsa dance, riding horses, jumping in the pool, receiving massages or sashaying in lingerie. And through show segments, the audience and TV viewers eventually learn to look past the womens shapes and appreciate and accept them as people - as mothers, dancers, musicians, make-up artists, career gals, excellent cooks, animal lovers, collectors, multitaskers, survivors. During the show, MoNique continually boasted that beauty comes in more than a size two, and I found myself clapping like I was in church, listening to the reverend hit the crescendo of his sermon.

Even though I was in my pajamas, I felt beautiful as the final two contestants - Tanisha Malone, a 27-year-old forensic morgue technician from Newark and Shawnti Eaden, a 35-year-old hair stylist from Portland - stood center stage, draped in designer gowns. They smiled wide, held their heads high and never once tried to suck in their stomachs. In the end, Malone was crowned Miss F.A.T 2006. She received $50,000, a year-long contract and assorted gifts. Her emotional walk down the runway, holding onto her glittering tiara, made me appreciate every inch of my big body. A few minutes later, I turned off the television, feeling like I just left a spirited revival. MoNique and her crusade for fat girls, as she calls them, taught me that confidence is sexy, whether youre a size 0, 2, 14 or 22. Amen, sistah, amen. Preach on.

By Kristin Boyd

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