beauty mark it

Remember that classic scene in Grease when Jan sings, "Brusha, brusha, brusha. Knock out decay germs fast!" in her most perfect beaver-esque voice? Well, for this week's Beauty Mark It challenge, we're doing something a little different.

Instead of makeup, hair products, or zit creams, this time we're talking teeth. Which toothpastes make your teeth sparking clean and which ones leave your pearly whites feeling not so pearly . . . or white?

Just follow the link above and review toothpaste to your heart's delight. I'll feature my favorites here next Tuesday. Oh, and if you're looking to get nostalgic, watch that famous clip from Grease when you read more

Remember that episode of Sex and the City when Carrie gets an enormous pimple on the train ride to San Francisco? Ugh, I felt for her. Since adult acne is definitely not high on my list of Martha Stewart-style "good things," I rely on antiblemish products and oil-free creams to help keep the bumps at bay.

So, for this week's Beauty Mark It challenge I'm thinking blemish control. Which products do you love and which ones do you hate when it comes to reducing pimples and oil production on the skin? Just follow the link above and review, review, review. I'll feature my three favorites here next Tuesday.

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You'll probably be caught under a mistletoe or two in the next few weeks. And if you weren't born with Angelina-style puffy lips, it's easy to fake it. So, for this week's Beauty Mark It challenge, let's talk plumpers.

Which lip plumpers leave you with a plump pout and which ones are just a bunch of malarkey? Just follow the link above and I'll feature my top three favorites next Tuesday. 'Tis the season to be jolly, so get smooching.

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Relaxation and bubble bath go together in my mind like PB&J, but I've been disappointed to dump in a new product . . . then find the tub sud-less by the time I dip my toes in. If you've ever been frustrated by the lack of bubbles, or delighted by a frothy abundance, this Beauty Mark It challenge is for you!

Just go to the bubble bath section of our Product Reviews page and voice your opinion. But get splishin' and splashin' — I'll pick my top three favorites and feature them here tomorrow.

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My mom was never really too strict. Ho-Hos and "pop" in the lunchbox? Cookie Crisp for breakfast? Yep, it was allowed. But, when it came to bubble baths, that's where she drew the line. Thanks to an overzealous dumping of an entire box of Mr. Bubble ($3.09) back in the early '80s, my sister and I were banned from sudsy baths for years.

Now, as an adult, I take bubble baths as often as I can — but this time around with a glass of wine and some candles. All that's missing is a little Kenny G. (I kid.) So, for this week's Beauty Mark It challenge, I'm asking you to share your most liked and disliked bubble baths. Which ones suds up nicely, and which ones fall flat?

Just go to the bubble bath section of our Product Reviews page and voice your opinion. So, get splishin' and splashin' — I'll pick my top three favorites and feature them here next Tuesday.

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The term "cheap perfume" doesn't exactly have positive connotations. But just because it might cost less, does that mean a fragrance should be discredited? Nope — there are plenty of good ones lumped into the inexpensive category.

So, for this week's Beauty Mark It challenge, fill me in. Which on-the-cheap fragrances are so fabulous, people stop you on the street to ask what you're wearing? Don't forget about the flip side, too. Which of these cheapos are also stinkos?

Just go to the fragrances under $25 section of our wildly popular Product Reviews website and review away. So, get spritzing and dabbing — I'll pick my top three favorites and feature them here next Tuesday.

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Whenever there is a shift in weather patterns, I feel like there is a major shift in my hair's behavior patterns. Right now, I'm experiencing some limp, lifeless hair. Does this happen to you, too?

So, for this week's Beauty Mark It challenge, please help dear old Bella out. What volumizing shampoos can you recommend (or not recommend) to revive my less-than-lively tresses? Just go to the volumizing shampoos section on our getting-larger-by-the-minute Product Reviews site, and review to your heart's delight. I'll feature my top three favorites next Tuesday.

Better yet, if your review meets the qualifications, you could be entered to win the amazing BellaSugar Ultimate Beauty Getaway, where you could bask in beauty for a few days in my hometown of San Francisco. Nice, right? Don't forget to enter by the deadline (this Friday, Oct. 31 at 11:59 PDT) and show me how you pump up the volume.

Back in ancient Egyptian times, it was common practice for people to remove hair over their entire bodies to prevent fleas, lice, and parasites from sticking around. Makes sense to me. Fast forward to current times, and it's mostly about aesthetics or social values. This also makes sense, I suppose, but I still hate shaving nonetheless.

So, for this week's Beauty Mark It challenge, I'm asking you to review hair-removal tools. Whether it's a shaver, an epilator, or a wax-at-home kit, tell me what you think, and I'll post my favorites next Tuesday. Your much appreciated opinion will be added to our growing Product Reviews Page, and you can feel good knowing you influenced somebody's buying decision. Yay, you!

And just in case you haven't heard, we are very excited at Sugar HQ to offer Bella's Ultimate Beauty Getaway, where you can enter for a chance to win a few days of pampering in my hometown of San Francisco, all by reviewing products. Get to it — now is the perfect time to give it a whirl.

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It's said that eyeliner was used on the eyes of Ancient Egyptians and Mesopotamians, who applied black lines for practical purposes (keeping sun out of eyes) and aesthetic effects (à la Cleopatra). Fast forward to modern times, and eyeliner is still rocking it, with just a few more shades than kohl black.

This leads me to the Beauty Mark It challenge. Each week I've been asking you to share your opinions on our growing Product Reviews site, where you can add your thoughts on everything from shampoo to Brazilian wax kits.

This week's topic is eyeliner, so whether you prefer pencils, liquids, powders, or gels, tell us what's a yea or a nay in your beauty book.

And just in case you haven't heard, we are very excited at Sugar HQ for Bella's Ultimate Beauty Getaway, where you can win a chance for a few days of pampering in town of San Francisco, all by reviewing products. So, here's your chance! Our eyeliner page awaits.

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Taking the extra five to ten minutes (OK, hour) to let a facial mask work its magic is one of life's simple pleasures for me. Except, I swear that the doorbell always rings during the process. "That's all right ma'am," said the UPS delivery guy, as I apologized for my most recent goopy green face application. "I've seen it all," he said.

Minor embarrassment aside, I just love the results and feel of masks, whether they be creamy, gel-like, clarifying, acne fighting, or firm inducing. And since we switched up the format of the Beauty Mark It challenges last week with much success, let's do the same thing again this week, with face masks.

Just follow that link above, and review away. Your star-rated opinion will be added to our ever-expanding Product Reviews page, and I'll feature the top three face mask reviews next Tuesday. And don't forget: every day you share a product review, you're entered to win a prize.