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LovingDaughter · 05-29-2006, 03:52 PM

We probably got at least twenty products. Most were made by the leaders in the industry--Clinique, Lancomb, Estee Lauder, Mary Kay, Aveda etc. She got SPF 25 sunscreen (because you're highly susceptible to getting a sunburn when you are on chemo), several different types of powder (some women develop darker patches around their eyes), eye liner, very strong moisturizing cream, several different shades of lipstick, eye shadow, Q-tips and blush. The whole concept is that if you feel like you look good, you'll feel better. It's really neat!

I love reading all of your posts too! I look forward to hearing from you more as you get further along on your journey!

05-29-2006, 03:52 PM	#14
LovingDaughter Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Cleveland, Ohio Posts: 65	We probably got at least twenty products. Most were made by the leaders in the industry--Clinique, Lancomb, Estee Lauder, Mary Kay, Aveda etc. She got SPF 25 sunscreen (because you're highly susceptible to getting a sunburn when you are on chemo), several different types of powder (some women develop darker patches around their eyes), eye liner, very strong moisturizing cream, several different shades of lipstick, eye shadow, Q-tips and blush. The whole concept is that if you feel like you look good, you'll feel better. It's really neat! I love reading all of your posts too! I look forward to hearing from you more as you get further along on your journey! __________________ Caregiver to mother, Diane Diagnosed 3/2006 Stage IIB (T2, N2, M0), Her-2+++, Er/PR-, Grade 3