I know this sounds totally cheesy, but one thing I love to do when I’m in the shower is read aloud the phrases on the sides of Philosophy bottles. I always keep some of the body washes, shave gels and cleansers on hand (a girl’s gotta have choices) as food for thought when I’m shampooing or shaving my werewolf legs. 
Last night I was reading a bottle of Purity Made Simple (PMS?) for the umpteenth time. I can’t even count how many bottles of the stuff I’ve gone through over the years…
I love trying new face washes, but Purity Made Simple is the one I always come back to. It takes off everything, even waterproof mascara, and doesn’t strip my skin or cause breakouts. It’s probably my favorite Philosophy product, evah (have you seen Sephora’s cute $10 travel-sized sample bottle?).
Purity Made Simple isn’t the only Philosophy product I use on a regular basis. Their bath gels, scrubs and lotions have some of the best textures and scents around and leave my skin oh so soft and yummy.
A few more fab Philosophies…
- Amazing Grace Perfumed Buffing Wash ($26), Shave Gel ($15) and Perfumed Body Spritz ($25)
- Unconditional Love Firming Body Lotion ($34)
- Soul Owner Foot Cream ($14)
- Kiss Me Very Emollient Lip Balm in Clear ($10)
Ladies, I say we end the weekend on a high note. What a good philosophy, yah?
I think it’s time for a giveaway!
The prize
One lucky lady will win the following four great bath and body products from Philosophy (a $101 value):
- Cinnamon Hot Dots Shower Gel, $16
- She Colors My Day Charity Bubble Bath, $20
- When Hope is Not Enough Omega 369 Body Scrub, $30
- When Hope is Not Enough Omega 369 Body Lotion, $35
How to enter…
There are TWO different ways to enter the giveaway, and you can do both of them for TWO chances to win.
First, enter by leaving a comment at the bottom of this post. In it, tell me your Philosophy on 
love.
My philosophy on love? Don’t be stingy with it.
Second, enter by following me on Twitter if you haven’t already. You’ll be automatically entered to win future MBB giveaways and can keep up with all the weirdness that seems to follow me on a daily basis, ha!
(NOTE: If you’re already following me on Twitter, you’re automatically entered to win.)
Recap…
- Enter by leaving a comment at the bottom of this post, and don’t forget to use a valid email address so I can reach you if you win.
- Follow me on Twitter if you haven’t already.
I’ll choose the winner at random from among the people who enter by 11:59 PM PST on Tuesday, July 14.
Buona fortuna!
Your friendly neighborhood beauty addict,
Karen
My philosophy on love is to live in the moment and stop overthinking and overanalyzing things. Remember, you are dealing with another person that means they might have another way of looking at things and react differently than you do.
.-= Eve’s last blog post… Handbag obsessed’s Birthday Giveaway =-.
Wait for the right one. You will know!
My philosophy on love is that you should always go for the one who loves you just a little bit more than you love them! Sounds shallow but you know what I mean!!
My philosophy on love is that you must first accept and love yourself before you can expect someone else to love you.
Hmm… you should always feel better when you think of the people you love? Sorry, my philosophy kind of sucks. I just can’t help thinking of people I thought I loved, but when I thought of them I didn’t exactly feel better…
And now I’m singing the song from Moulin Rouge, damn, not a good time for a meeting…
My philosophy on love is quite simple, actually. Love with your whole heart. Period. Falling in love is the easy part — keeping that love alive and growing is the tough part. If you have the courage to share your love with someone, don’t do it halfway — love with your WHOLE heart.
Always follow your heart: don’t allow the fear of getting hurt let you hold back your feelings.
Love is not an investment – don’t expect any returns.
My philosophy on love is to go with your heart and not what those around you say. And to give love but to definitely be open to receiving it too!
Give love without expectations.
Give as much as you wish to recive
.-= Allya Yourish’s last blog post… More Nails! =-.
Love is like a broken bone…. if you’re in it you just know.
.-= Makeup Minute’s last blog post… First EOTD! =-.
My philosophy on love is that if you feel it, say it and share it…life is too short to hold back.
Following you on Twitter (oceangirl621).
You shouldn’t ask for love, you should receive love because your partner wants to give you love not because you want it from your partner.
My philosophy on love is “Let yourself be loved.”
My philosophy in love is a little depressing?, but important nonetheless: Don’t dish it out if you can’t take the heat. You’ll know when you’re ready.
There is love enough in this world for everyone, if people would just look. (Borrowed from Kurt Vonnegut.)
My philosophy on love is to let love conquer all. =)
Twitter – Marissa0687
Please enter me. My philosophy on love is that love is an action word and that if the actions don’t match the sentiment than it’s not love. By remembering this you limit your chances of loving those who don’t truly love you.
Love is when the sum is greater than its parts. You can break it down into traits — intelligence, wit, generosity, etc. — but ultimately, there’s a little something that’s unexplainable. I’m usually insatiably curious, searching for any answer to any question I deem interesting or important, but when it comes to love, there are new rules. Yes, you determine what personality attributes make you care for the person and assess the practical factors that enter in a relationship to cover compatibility on all levels (mental, emotional, practical, physical). The little extra, however, is perhaps the one mystery in life that we should simply embrace rather than attempt to decipher.
Love is unconditional.
There will always be people that love you, when or whatever you are.
my philosophy on love… be with the people you love, love what you do.
so simple!
I quote “Age doesn’t protect you from love. But love, to some extent, protects you from age.” by Jeanne Moreau.
My philosophy on love…
Love should come easy and not feel like a lot work.It should be fun and comfortable. It should be full of smiles and laughter.