Tag Archives: Expired Make-up

Love Lub Dub!

By Stacya | Published August 14, 2011

One of the coolest things that happened for Beauty Alert! this year was meeting our new artist, Kendal Tull Esterbrook. She created a funny and cool image for us that we turned into a girly greeting card. Her website, lubdubart.com, tells the story of our awesome time together!

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It’s Getting Hot In Here

By Stacya | Published June 3, 2010

Now that we are heading into warmer weather, this is a good time to remember what heat and humidity does to our products. Once, I had the bright idea to leave my sunscreen in my car, so I could reapply when needed. One warm day, I pumped out a little of the lotion with SPF, [...]

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Beauty Alert! is in the New York Times!!!!

By Stacya | Published April 28, 2010

Beauty Alert! will be in the Thursday Styles, Skin Deep section tomorrow morning. I might be one of the last people who gets a real paper on my porch, and I will wake up early to look at it in all the black and white glory. Yay! I love the New York Times!!! Next time, Sunday [...]

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The Knack

By Stacya | Published February 22, 2010

I love it that Beauty Alert! got written up (“Beauty Alert Stickers Are a Lifesaver!”) on a blog called Got The Knack! What a great name. Check out this blog, she has a great look. Tonight, I celebrated with fellow aquarius folks at a great new bar called Flow. They need a better French red [...]

Posted in BEAUTY ALERT! IN THE MEDIA, PEOPLE & PLACES WE LIKE | Also tagged aquarians unite, beauty alert, Cosmetic labels, cosmetics, Etiquette labels, Extreme Meetings, Flow Bar on Queen Anne, http://gottheknack.blogspot.com, inventors of labels for cosmetic expiration dates, Ken Boynton, label your cosmetics, Stacya And Alissa invent system for keeping track of how old your make-up is, your make-up expires 1 Comment

The Doctors

By Stacya | Published February 9, 2010

Last week, our product was recommended by the gorgeous doctor on the ABC show “The Doctors”. Very exciting! Oh…I meant the gorgeous female doctor. I guess if real doctors are going to be on TV, they must be good looking, so they all are, but it meant a lot to Beauty Alert! that the woman [...]

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Winter Make up shopping

By Stacya | Published November 3, 2009

This time of year in Seattle, my skin feels so dry. Even though it rains buckets here, I have had chapped lips since I moved to The Emerald City (why do they call it that? I still don’t know) from California. Today, I went to Whole Foods to shop for our Holiday dinner parties, and [...]

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"A recommended way of keeping track of exactly how long any product with a shelf life has been opened. Waiting until something smells or separates might be past the time when harmful bacteria is present."
Dr. Jennifer L. Melville, M.D., M.P.H.

"A great idea to keep track of how long products have been opened, including personal products and feminine products."
Dr. Dorcas McLennan, M.D.