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Laura StottBeauty expert
Date of Birth: 01.01.1960
Country:  Dive |
Content:
- Beauty Guru Rates 'Penny-Pinching' Anti-Ageing Tweaks
- Cutlery for Eyelash Curling: 9/10
- Anti-Static Sheets for Frizz Control: 7/10
- Olive Oil for Nail Drying: 2/10
- Matchbox as a Nail File: 6/10
- Toothbrush Lip Massage: 3/10
- Dishwashing Glove Body Massage: 10/10
- Coffee Filter for Oily Skin: 7/10
Beauty Guru Rates 'Penny-Pinching' Anti-Ageing Tweaks
Rubber Glove Facial Exfoliation: 5/10Beauty expert Laura Scott tried using Marigold rubber gloves to exfoliate her face. While the scrubbing motion was enjoyable, she experienced redness and irritation post-treatment.
Cutlery for Eyelash Curling: 9/10
Scott found that using a spoon to curl her lashes worked better than a traditional eyelash curler. The rounded shape provided a natural curl without any pinching or discomfort.
Anti-Static Sheets for Frizz Control: 7/10
Scott praised anti-static sheets for effectively taming her unruly locks. The treated sheets removed static electricity, leaving her hair smooth, shiny, and smelling fresh.
Olive Oil for Nail Drying: 2/10
While olive oil sped up the drying process for her nail polish, Scott found it left her hands feeling greasy and smelling unappealing.
Matchbox as a Nail File: 6/10
Scott used the rough surface of a matchbox to file her nails. While it provided a quick and temporary solution, she cautioned against using it regularly as it could damage nails.
Toothbrush Lip Massage: 3/10
Scott experienced dryness and irritation on her lips after trying a DIY toothbrush exfoliation. She recommended proceeding with caution when using this method.
Dishwashing Glove Body Massage: 10/10
Scott highly praised using a dishwashing glove for body massage. She found it improved circulation, exfoliated dead skin, and fought cellulite. It offered a cost-effective alternative to spa-grade body scrubs.
Coffee Filter for Oily Skin: 7/10
Scott discovered that coffee filters acted as budget-friendly blotting papers to reduce shine and absorb excess oil. They were made of a similar material to pricey blotting sheets.
