Kiehl's Hydro-Plumping Re-Texturizing Serum Concentrate - 1.7 oz.
It takes more than chugging a glass of water to bring life back to dehydrated skin. Fortunately, this concentrated serum was created specifically to revive the driest of skin, reversing age-related dehydration that causes fine lines and rough texture. A potent blend of plant-based glycerin and Japanese shiso leaf extract plumps skin and softens fine lines so skin looks healthy, hydrated, and restored.
Great texture! Went on and soaked in like gel-water and kept my face hydrated and smooth all day. Loved it, will definitely purchase.
I really like this brand and am happy to use this serum as it plumps the skin. My lines seems smoother.
Loved the soft feel on my usually very dry, sensitive skin. I received a sample size in one of my Birchbox purchases, not really large enough to see if my skin would reject it. The price point is too high for me.
I wish it didn't have silicones in it - I know that's what makes my skin so smooth but it's not great for my acne-prone complexion. Maybe once my skin clears up this'll be a staple product.
This serum is amazing! I have applied this product to my face every morning for the past two months, and my skin has never looked better.
I always use a serum under my moisturizer. I Love this stuff! Feels sooooo good on my skin. I use it on my face, neck, and chest area. Seriously considering buying the full sized, which I rarely do after sampling a product. This one really impressed me!
I love Kiehl's products, but this is not relevant to me. I do not have wrinkles. I have used this to help moisturize and it's okay. I am in different about this product.


My stepson decided he wanted a Pokemon birthday this year. The Pokemon figures are pretty hard to make into a cake so I decided to make the Pokeball, which is just a round ball, half red & half white.
I've been wanting to try my hand at decorating a cake with fondant after washing billions of hours of Charm City Cakes' amazing creations and 'the Cake Boss'. Obviously this would not be anywhere in the same league as the cakes they create, but you have to start somewhere, right?
I have to say that even after making the fondant, I was still surprised at how heavy it was when it came down to decorating the cake. It's not like pie dough where you can roll it onto itself and move it. You actually need to decide ahead of time to bring the cake closer to you. I found this out after having finally kneaded the fondant so it was just right and then rolling it to just the right thickness and then trying to get it to my cake... And having it rip apart and fall on the floor... Thus having to start all over with a new piece. And I did this TWICE before moving the cake. Ugh. Sometimes my brain doesn't work!
Anyway, once I moved the cake and got a feel for the fondant, it went pretty smoothly.
Then I went to add the final touches, which I thought would be the easiest part... I had that icing in a can with the writing tips. That's what I used for the black lines I needed. It came out in globs and made a mess. Then I tried to 'fix' it by making another line so maybe it would look like it was supposed to be thicker. It looked awful! Oh well. It was black, it's not like I could take it back off and start over (the fondant instantly took on the color!). I decided to just be happy the fondant worked.
But then, because I can't just leave well enough alone, I had to write on the cake. I used that same icing in a can, this time in blue. Maybe it's just me. I don't think I can write on cakes. The writing was awful and I was very upset about it. I do have a really nice set of cake decorating tips so next time I'll see if I can do any better with the decorations using homemade icing.
The actual cake was just a white box cake, I made a blue and a green layer and then I cut each layer in two so it would be a 4-layer cake. I made a delicious vanilla buttercream to frost it. I also added a layer of sprinkles :). I wish I could post a pic of the inside but it was so late after trick-or-treating last night, it never got cut!
I think I'm going to go eat the leftover vanilla buttercream!


The 100% Polyester Spiderman Costume 2-Piece Kids Pajama Set is a sleepy set featuring your favorite Marvel hero! Webs not included! Sorry kids. I know that would be super sweet BUT your parents probably would'nt dig that situation. Could get kinda messy and may require extra clean up. So we'll stick to the super comfy Spiderman Costume 2-Piece Kids Pajama Set which is perfect for those snuggly nights you and your family partake in while watching all the Spiderman movies ! Yeah.