Mini Haul from E.L.F. Studio

I just thought of sharing some pictures of my brushes from
E.L.F Studio Line:

Thanks to my friend Sep who hosted the pool orders, so i got myself the following:

Powder Brush
-for full coverage color
-creates a professionally sculpted look
-use for powder or blush for perfect contouring

Complexion Brush
-creates an even and natural finish
-expertly sweeps all types of powder across the entire face
and sculpts features beautifully
-use with pressed, loose, or transluscent powders, blush or bronzer.

Eyeshadow "C" Brush
-creates the perfect smokey eye
-the medium size brush gives more control for
specific blending needs
-use with any powder eyeshadow product for color blending

You can save much on ordering any item from ELF Studio Line by using code "5FOR5STUDIO" to avail a whooping 50% discount valid until August 1, 2009. Isn't that great?!

Best Drugstore Shampoos

Best Drugstore Shampoos

Though Pantene dominates this category, it wasn't number one. Guess what brand was?

Shampoo is something TotalBeauty.com readers feel very passionate about, which will become clear as you peruse these glowing reviews of their favorite shampoos. But the icing on the cake is that these products are all from the drugstore -- and many are under five bucks, no joke. See shampoos

No. 19: Aussie Sydney Smooth Shampoo, $3.99

TotalBeauty.com average reader rating: 9*

"My hair is naturally curly and I've dyed it a lot so it"s pretty dry and frizzy, but with Aussie Sydney Smooth Shampoo... my hair has NO FRIZZ..."

No. 18: Head and Shoulders Citrus Breeze Shampoo, $7.69

TotalBeauty.com average reader rating: 9*

"[Head and Shoulders] fixed [my dandruff] problem in one wash ... not only does it keep your head moisturized, but it gives your hair tons of shine..."

No. 17: TreSemme Smooth & Silky Shampoo, $3.89

TotalBeauty.com average reader rating: 9*

"I don't even need to condition anymore," one reader says of its moisturizing quality...

Want to see what's no. 1? Click here!