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" When it comes to the promises beauty products make, I just don&amp;#039;t buy the hype. Never have, even when I myself was a beauty editor (I know. Can you believe?). Bottom line, I put far more stock in a fresh pair of Prada heels than I do in potions and lotions to achieve youthful and all-around fabulous looks. Well. That&amp;#039;s not 100 percent true. What would I do without my genius colorist, after all? And when I was still a dewy-skinned schoolgirl, my mother drilled into me the importance of using moisturizer everyday without fail. Yes, ma&amp;#039;am. Still doing it. Problem is, there are so very many moisturizers to choose from, each one proclaiming to change your life, if not the entire universe. But not very many, in my experience, that do all that much beyond, you know, the moisturizing part. About a month ago, when my face cream jug du jour was running on empty, I asked Cheryl if I might reload with whatever she had laying around in the beauty closet. I grabbed a little tub of something called Hope In A Jar, from Philosophy. &amp;quot;Is this good?&amp;quot; I asked Mme Kramer-Kaye. &amp;quot;Very,&amp;quot; she informed. First few days, I noticed nothing all that fantastic. In fact, my face felt a little tighter, almost dry, which didn&amp;#039;t bode well. But being generally lazy in this department, I continued to use Hope In a Jar because Hope in A Jar was what was in the medicine chest. And then one morning, after a relatively sleepless night (I have a two-yeaar-old. They happen.), I did a double-take. Where were the usual black under-eye circles? Not gone, but ever so slightly less apparent. And the lovely brownish-red splotches that grace my chin and nose all too often? On hiatus. And the pleasant forehead trenches that I&amp;#039;ve had for something like fifteen years? Definitely less trench-like. Listen. I&amp;#039;m not a scientist of any kind, not a beauty one and not a rocket one, so I can&amp;#039;t tell you what makes Hope In A Jar do what I swear it does (younger and prettier!!!). All I can say is, at long last, I&amp;#039;m a believer. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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