Random Sunday Thoughts
Oct. 10th, 2010 11:08 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
brightrosefoxEarlier today, I was channel surfing and stopped on an HBO channel that was about to show "Jennifer's Body." I watched the film with no expectations. It felt like a parody of itself. I was intrigued by the demon mythology and how it affected the twist at the end. I came away from the movie feeling that it was unfinished, abrupt, and odd. I also was reminded of a comment someone had made to me online, about how my photos made me "look like Megan Fox." I didn't get it then, I don't get it now. Personally I'd rather look like Sophie Ellis-Bextor.
My eyelashes have grown visibly since I started applying my peptide facial creams to my eyelids and eyelashes. I don't understand why companies want to charge consumers a hundred dollars for a special eyelash growth serum when you can get the exact same effects from any moisturizer that contains peptides, hyaluronic acid, apple extract, MSM, and other particular ingredients. Marketing is weird. Also: I was able to get the new volumizing mascaras from Rimmel, BareMinerals, and Lancome, each at half price, and they actually work. That's lovely.
The weather has impressed me, mainly because I haven't had to touch the thermostat and am happy to know that our next electricity bill will be so much lower.
My eyelashes have grown visibly since I started applying my peptide facial creams to my eyelids and eyelashes. I don't understand why companies want to charge consumers a hundred dollars for a special eyelash growth serum when you can get the exact same effects from any moisturizer that contains peptides, hyaluronic acid, apple extract, MSM, and other particular ingredients. Marketing is weird. Also: I was able to get the new volumizing mascaras from Rimmel, BareMinerals, and Lancome, each at half price, and they actually work. That's lovely.
The weather has impressed me, mainly because I haven't had to touch the thermostat and am happy to know that our next electricity bill will be so much lower.
