Sep 30, 2009 -
I have been known to tease loved ones about their use of granny perfumes, since, right out of the bottle at least, I can't imagine wearing most of them. So this review of Philosophy Field of Flowers Shower Gel ($16) was really interesting. Reader hippiecowgirl says:
"I found this product in my mom's bathroom when I was visiting and decided to check it out.
- 5 Comments
Sep 28, 2009 -
Whoops, it's already that time of year again — the holiday products are emerging in all their spicy, cinnamony, nutmegy goodness. This year Philosophy's offering Old Fashioned Eggnog Shampoo, Shower Gel, and Bubble Bath ($16), and while I'm still waiting for a special Hanukkah sufganiyah shampoo or something, eggnog is pretty delish as well. Superstar reviewer stef42678 can't get enough of the 'nog, either, and says:
"I love this scent for a holiday product.
- 2 Comments
Sep 11, 2009 -
Sometimes you run into a nasty case of product fatigue. You buy something, it works well for a little while, and then one day totally lets you down. This seems to be the case for reader Yoiebear when it comes to Philosophy Hope in a Jar for Dry, Sensitive Skin ($38).
- 7 Comments
Sep 09, 2009 -
Philosophy, a brand known for its thoughtful product names and clean-lined packaging, has now officially entered into the makeup realm with its Supernatural collection. Free from parabens, phthalates, mineral oil, talc, sulfates, and fragrance, the items are what you'd expect from your typical makeup line, complete with blushes, glosses, and bronzers. While the products in the collection tend to skew on the higher end of the price spectrum, they do deliver a pleasantly pretty, natural, and healthy-looking effect.
- 9 Comments
Jun 02, 2009 -
The benefits of vitamin C are plenty. Not only does this antioxidant protect skin from free radical damage, it also smooths and helps to fade hyperpigmentation. Reader Bellaressa recently reviewed Philosophy Turbo Booster C Powder ($35), and here's what she had to say about it:
I had hyperpigmentation and it was suggested that I try this product.
- 3 Comments
Feb 20, 2009 -
Philosophy's Purity Made Simple One-Step Facial Cleanser ($32) is marketed as a deep pore cleanser, makeup remover, and toner. Whew, that means there should be high expectations on a product like this, right? So when reader Leafgirl said it was "the best," I wanted to hear more.
- 13 Comments
Aug 07, 2008 -
I wonder if the rise in coffee shops that serve frothy-topped cappuccinos and lattes is what's causing this sudden boom in cleansing foams. OK, it's a stretch, but Philosophy has just come out with a new version of its best-selling face wash called Purity Made Simple High-Foaming Daily Cleanser ($21.50 - $34.50).
This light and thin (it's almost watery-looking) liquid cleanser comes out of the pump in a surprisingly lush and sudsy consistency.
- 21 Comments
Jul 23, 2008 -
Brand-new from Philosophy is a range of mattifying skincare products called Never Let Them See You Shine. Each of the three items aim to cut down sebum production and reduce the look of oily skin, while leaving your face feeling refreshed. The light blue formulas have a minty, sea-inspired scent and are best suited for those with oily and acne-prone sensitive skin.
- 25 Comments
Jun 10, 2008 -
Last night I tried Philosophy's The Oxygen Peel and let's just say I felt like I was participating in a high-school science experiment. This kit involves breaking open capsules, and stirring liquid that rises, and it has foam that undergoes a chemical reaction, and there is some sort of enzymatic infusion that occurs, and, well, I think the only thing I was missing was a Bunsen burner. But after spending 10 minutes with the directions, I was ready to give it a whirl.
- 15 Comments
Jun 05, 2008 -
I'm a big fan of Philosophy products. I love the packaging, the cutesy names and the way the company always creates such festive items for holidays and celebrations. However, I've found one product that I just can't stand behind.
- 19 Comments