Showing posts with label Tip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tip. Show all posts

Perfectly Polished...

Nasty nails are a no-no! Here are some quick & easy steps to follow for a perfectly polished look... Follow this routine once or twice a week to strengthen & improve the look of your nails... 


An alternative product to the Lavender Cuticle Oil is the Mira-Cuticle Vanishing Complex
An alternative product to the Peeling & Brittleness Solver is the Strong Results


Fragrance Fact:


When applying fragrance; apply it to your pulse points for a longer lasting & more intense scent. Pulse points include:
  • Inside the wrist
  • Behind the ears
  • At the temples
  • Behind the knees
  • Back of the neck
  • Cleavage area

A nifty nail tip


If your nail polish remover does not contain nail enhancers to strengthen & protect, why not try shaping your nails before removing your polish.

Prolong Your Polish...


When your nail polish becomes gloopy & too thick to apply evenly; add a couple of drops of nail polish remover, give it a shake & voila! 

Longer Lasting Lipstick...


When you think your lipstick’s finished; 
there’s always about a third left in the bottom... Using a cotton bud, or a cocktail stick dig out the lipstick & store it in a pill tub ^___^

Attention: Nail Nibbler’s


If you have a bad habit of always biting your nails; 
try painting them a bold colour such as red & this should deter you from nibbling them ^___^

Ding Dong: Avon Calling!

Whilst browsing the internet earlier in search of inspirational Avon blogs; I came across a blog which outlined what they believed to be “The five biggest mistakes made by Avon Reps”.

To be fair; these are only mistakes in the authors opinion, but I couldn’t help but pick out mistake number three: ‘Wearing Avon Products’... The author claims that wearing the products (which you’re trying to sell) is the worst marketing technique because, in all their time as a Rep; they were never asked about their make-up or fragrance.

Slightly fathomed by this; I spoke to one of my clients & asked her for her thoughts: She said: Wearing the products you’re selling is an effective marketing technique, because by doing so, people can see the products in their full glory & if you’re wearing something which they like, they can purchase their own.

In my experience; people often ask me about my make-up; nail polish & on a number of occasions I’ve been asked about the fragrance I’m wearing... & so I have to say, in my personal opinion: NOT wearing the products which you’re trying to sell, would be the biggest mistake that a representative could make...


What are your thoughts?