When I want to wear my hair curly, I like to use curling cremes instead of gel or mousse. I find they leave your hair looking more natural. Curling Creme does a good job of controlling frizz and defining as well as moisturizing hair (this product is made for those with naturally curly hair). On top of that, it smells great... it smells like green apple.
I found this product at Sally Beauty Supply. I wasn't expecting much but I was pleasantly surprised when I used it. It's supposed to give you "beachy" waves, but since my hair is naturally curly it helped keep my hair curly and not frizzy. It's made for naturally straight or curly hair. It's nice because it's not sticky and it doesn't leave your hair crispy or weighed down. I use it along with Curly Sexy Hair Curling Creme. I put the Curling Creme through my damp hair first, then I spray on the Wave Spray, then I diffuse it, and if I need to, I spray a little more of the Wave Spray on when I'm done. It has a fruity cent to it, which is just OK. Another good thing about it, is that it's inexpensive. When something works and is inexpensive, it's a great combo. :) 4 1/2 scoops.
I discovered spray wax a few years ago when a stylist used it on my hair. And I have to say, I love it. I've used it on my hair at all lengths. "Play Dirty" is good because it is not heavy on your hair and it smells good (kinda fruity). I like it because you can use it in many different ways. With it's medium hold, you can lift your hair and spray it at your roots to add volume, you can spray it on the ends to add separation, and you can spray it all over to add dimension and shine. This product isn't sticky and it doesn't build up on your hair. And, you've guessed it, 5 scoops! (I would also like to try Paul Mitchel's spray wax, but every time I go to buy it, it's sold out which I'm assuming means it's pretty good as well).
I tried this eyelash curler because using your blow-dryer to heat up your manual eyelash curler was just too time consuming, and dangerous (had one too many burns... well, I had one burn and that was too many). :) Anyway, this seemed to be a step in the right direction. It does curl your eyelashes, but you need to learn how to use it to curl them. You place the comb directly on your lashes starting at your lash line. Then, gently lift and comb lashes into the desired shape (as you would with a mascara brush) but do this slowly so it has time to heat your lashes. You can repeat until you achieve the desired curl. The positives about this product are that it heats up fast, it curls your lashes (even the tiny ones at the corners) and it's nice and small. The negatives are that the batteries seem to die fast and it takes a little longer to use that a traditional eyelash curler. I like the idea of a heated eyelash curler. I've been thinking about trying a different one, that's a bit pricey but if it works well... :) But I give this one 3 and 1/2 scoops... Not too shabby.
This stuff is pretty cool. It's great to have for those days when you're in a hurry or just don't want to do your hair. You just spray it on your hair at the roots, wait a few seconds for it to dry, rub it in with your fingers, then brush it out...or if you're in an even bigger hurry, just spray it on a natural bristle brush and brush it through your hair. It soaks up oil, removes product buildup, and boosts volume so your no one will know you didn't take the time to do it. :) I has a nice lemon verbena scent, very fresh. Two tips I have are to make sure you shake it before you spray it, and don't over-apply. My only complaints are the price and that it doesn't come in a bigger bottle, because I go through it pretty fast. :) 
I tried this eye-shadow primer because of a suggestion from a Sephora employee. I usually like my primer to have a little color/shimmer to help bring out whatever color I wear over it, but since my favorite one was discontinued by Lancome I decided to give this one a try even though it is matte and has really no color. I'm glad I tried it because it works really well. You can apply it with your finger but I prefer to use a concealer brush. This primer does a good job of keeping your eyeshadow from creasing. I also like the fact that it's in a tube instead of having a wand or being in a little jar like some primers because it dispenses really well. The only negative about this product is the fact that there's no color to it, but that's just personal preference. So it gets 4 and 1/2 Beaut Scoops. Good work Too Faced.
*Product update, this product has lasted me almost a year! After getting used to this product, I now prefer having a primer with no color. :) I still like using primers with color on occasion, and the great thing is that Too Faced has come out with a few different color options in this same formula since I first posted this review.
