JUNE SPECIAL: 15% OFF SKIN CARE,
SUNSCREEN, AND MAKEUP
Kick off your summer right by restocking your shelves with all of the goodies you'll need for the warmer months. This month we're offering 15% off all skin care products, sunscreens, and makeup. We offer products from the following distinguished skin care and cosmetic companies: SkinCeuticals, Physician's Choice, Osmosis and Glo-Minerals Cosmetics. There's never been a better time to try out that new product you've been eyeing, or re-purchase a loved favorite. For your convenience, we can also pre-fill your order so that it's ready for you when you arrive…just call ahead!
LATISSE - THE LONG AND SHORT OF IT
Even in the middle of an economic crisis, some beauty products seem more like investments than indulgences. For example, Latisse, a new eyelash serum, holds the potential to revolutionize an often-ignored yet critical area to beauty. Latisse is a controlled, published, and peer-reviewed serum which can make your eyelashes grow thick and lush. In a recent FDA-reviewed clinical trial, volunteers' eyelashes grew 25% longer, 106% thicker, and 18% darker. According to CNN, the product maker Allergan says Latisse will improve your inadequate or skimpy eyelashes in as little as eight weeks. And better yet…
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GET THE SKINNY ON SUNSCREEN
Skin cancer is the quiet epidemic, a disease that's on the rise but that is nearly preventable. According to the American Cancer Society, more than 1 million new cases will be diagnosed this year.
The Lawler Centre is offering 15% off all sunscreen products for the month of June in an effort to get people protected. Many of us shy away from sunscreen because it feels greasy, makes us break out, or because it stings our eyes when we sweat. Improvements in today's products mean that it's easier for people of all ages and lifestyles to cover up and stay safe.
"People are spending more time in recreational activities outdoors and they are not taking the proper precautions to protect their skin from the sun," says Dr. Cory Lawler, as quoted in the May 25, 2009 issue of Brevard Business News (BBN). "This is greatly contributing to the rising incidence of skin cancer."
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