Hi Bellas,
I'm super excited to share with you pictures and footage of my Caress Girls Night Out. I'm pretty sure you've all heard about Caress...the products are probably in many of your showers right now. My girls and I partook in an amazing experience that I can't wait to share with you all.
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I'm super pumped to show you all my little video for this girls night out. I included my VIP girls (Alex, Elizabeth, Karla, Melissa and Saiesha) and I go behind the scenes to show you us going to the nail shop, getting our hair done, to getting ready at the hotel, getting picked up at the limo, and even dancing at the club.
Check out the video!
Caress Whipped Souffle
The whole premise behind Caress' Girls Night Out was flaunting skin that you're proud of. Their new Whipped Souffle body washes help get your skin ready to show off. My friend Alex has actually been a loyal user of Caress for the past few years. She was super excited to test out their newest offerings. I polled my friends, all of which who tried it, and here are our thoughts on the Caress Whipped Souffles.
Pros
-Very creamy and moisturizing
-Bottle opening is at the bottom, therefore Gravity pulls the remaining product down so you don't waste anything
-Smells great
-Affordable and easily accessible
-Great to use after you shave your legs
Cons
-Only two scents currently available
-If you don't like fruity scents, not for you
In honor of this fabulous event, I brought my digital camera and flip cam along to document me and my VIP Girls getting ready. We include super fun little tips on everything from hair, makeup, outfit, to packing your clutch.
Here are our top 6 tips for getting ready for a Girls Night Out.
1) Rub a dub dub, use Caress in the tub. After shaving, use a moisturizing body wash to prevent dry, itchy skin.
2) Instead of using a comb, use your fingers to comb through your hair to give it body and bounce.
3) When doing your makeup, you can't go wrong with a smokey eye for a night out. Save your lips for last so that you can snack and drink as you get ready.
4) To jazz up an outfit, try adding accessories. A fun waist belt can turn a plain dress into something fabulous.
5) When packing your clutch, just include the essentials - Your lipgloss (this needs the most touching up), ID and Cash, Gum (keep your breath fresh), your camera (to document the memories), and of course your phone so that you can update Facebook and Twitter.
6) Make sure to play fun, getting ready music. This will get you hype for a night out.
Picture Time!
First stop, hair salon!
Nails done!
Getting Ready in the Hotel!
Finally Ready!
Our Chariot has arrived! My first time in a limo!
It's 11:30 and the Club is jumping, jumping...
The end!
Thank you to Caress for a fabulous Girls Night out!
To keep up to date with Caress, follow them on Facebook and Twitter and their Caress Girls Night Out Page
FTC Disclosure: Products and Event sponsored by PR. I was not paid to write this post and not affiliated with the company. These are my honest thoughts and opinions.
Atlanta Makeup Artist
I'm super excited to share with you pictures and footage of my Caress Girls Night Out. I'm pretty sure you've all heard about Caress...the products are probably in many of your showers right now. My girls and I partook in an amazing experience that I can't wait to share with you all.
I'm super pumped to show you all my little video for this girls night out. I included my VIP girls (Alex, Elizabeth, Karla, Melissa and Saiesha) and I go behind the scenes to show you us going to the nail shop, getting our hair done, to getting ready at the hotel, getting picked up at the limo, and even dancing at the club.
Check out the video!
Caress Whipped Souffle
The whole premise behind Caress' Girls Night Out was flaunting skin that you're proud of. Their new Whipped Souffle body washes help get your skin ready to show off. My friend Alex has actually been a loyal user of Caress for the past few years. She was super excited to test out their newest offerings. I polled my friends, all of which who tried it, and here are our thoughts on the Caress Whipped Souffles.
Pros
-Very creamy and moisturizing
-Bottle opening is at the bottom, therefore Gravity pulls the remaining product down so you don't waste anything
-Smells great
-Affordable and easily accessible
-Great to use after you shave your legs
Cons
-Only two scents currently available
-If you don't like fruity scents, not for you
In honor of this fabulous event, I brought my digital camera and flip cam along to document me and my VIP Girls getting ready. We include super fun little tips on everything from hair, makeup, outfit, to packing your clutch.
Here are our top 6 tips for getting ready for a Girls Night Out.
1) Rub a dub dub, use Caress in the tub. After shaving, use a moisturizing body wash to prevent dry, itchy skin.
2) Instead of using a comb, use your fingers to comb through your hair to give it body and bounce.
3) When doing your makeup, you can't go wrong with a smokey eye for a night out. Save your lips for last so that you can snack and drink as you get ready.
4) To jazz up an outfit, try adding accessories. A fun waist belt can turn a plain dress into something fabulous.
5) When packing your clutch, just include the essentials - Your lipgloss (this needs the most touching up), ID and Cash, Gum (keep your breath fresh), your camera (to document the memories), and of course your phone so that you can update Facebook and Twitter.
6) Make sure to play fun, getting ready music. This will get you hype for a night out.
Picture Time!
First stop, hair salon!
Nails done!
Getting Ready in the Hotel!
Finally Ready!
Our Chariot has arrived! My first time in a limo!
It's 11:30 and the Club is jumping, jumping...
Thank you to Caress for a fabulous Girls Night out!
To keep up to date with Caress, follow them on Facebook and Twitter and their Caress Girls Night Out Page
FTC Disclosure: Products and Event sponsored by PR. I was not paid to write this post and not affiliated with the company. These are my honest thoughts and opinions.
Atlanta Makeup Artist
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