#Silk shaver skin#
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The full list of winners has been shared with the sponsor who will send out all the razors. So, whatcha waiting for? Fill out the rafflecopter entry below and your legs and bikini area will thank you this summer!

#Silk shaver skin#

Skintimate® Skin Therapy Sensitive Skin shaving gel.

Schick Hydro Silk® refill cartridges (pack of 2).

Schick Hydro Silk® razor with one cartridge.

Sounds like the perfect travel essential right?! But don’t take my word for it, my friends at Schick want to know what YOU think about the razor so they’ve partnered with me to give away 50 of them! All you need to do is fill out the rafflecopter entry below for a chance to win (make sure you provide your full address so the lovely folks at Schick can mail you your prize). For those who score a razor: you can also win a $200 prize pack from Schick when you submit your own review on their FB page!īonus: I’m also giving away this special prize pack to one, lucky reader:

The 5 Curve Sensing® blades have unique skin guards designed to help reduce irritation and provide incredible closeness in sensitive areas.

I tried the razor without shaving gel and it worked beautifully, although they do recommend using it with Skintimate Shave Gel for an ultra-smooth shave.

The razor has a water-activated moisturizing serum that helps replenish your skin’s natural moisture for up to two hours after shaving.

The detachable trimmer head allows for easier cleaning (it just pops off so you can rinse it).

It also has an adjustable comb with four settings so you can get a customized trim length: as neat as you like or as bare as you dare (hearts, diamonds, landing strips, no strips - you choose!)

The bikini trimmer is waterproof so you can use it in or out of the shower.

Here’s what I love about the new 2 in 1 razor: I jumped in the shower with this beaut and gave it a few test runs. With a waterproof bikini trimmer on one end and a razor on the other, it’s pretty much all you’ll need for your grooming needs on your next getaway. on Fridays and Saturdays, at 17633 Vashon Hwy SW.The razor is available at grocery, drug and mass retail outlets across Canada for $13.99. The show will run at VALISE through July 1. The opening reception takes place from 6 to 9 p.m. Wright, who is also a renowned baker, has promised “mountains of cupcakes” for the show’s opening reception on First Friday. “Slowly, each layer is painted on and fused together to make a base on which good things emerge.” “The resemblance to an encaustic painting is remarkable,” she said. Island artist George Wright sees similarities between building a pastry and an encaustic painting. In June, VALISE will present “The Weight of Cake,” an exhibition by three artists who love cake almost as much as they love to paint: Sharon Shaver, George Wright, and Lenard Yen.įor this show, Sharon Shaver used acrylics to create a painting of a crème frosted cake with strawberries and blue-lit candles, being enjoyed by four friendly purple rats nibbling and gnawing. She is inspired by nature, her family, and her work as a nanny. She enjoys the possibilities of watercolor, working in both a “loose” style and with more detail, and especially loves the unpredictability and surprises that come with the medium. Born and raised on Vashon, Cadman is a self-taught watercolor artist who began studying and creating watercolor art at the end of 2022. SAW’s featured artist for June is Josie Cadman.

The gallery respectfully requests that visitors wear masks while inside the gallery itself.

Attendees are welcome to bring blankets or camp chairs. The First Friday celebration on June 2, from 5 pm to 8 pm, will include the chance to meet the artists, drink tropical lemonade and eat freshly baked treats, and enjoy a performance by guitarist Daryl Redeker. The show will include shoreline sunset oil paintings by Rose Belknap water-inspired woven tapestries and baskets by Barb Gustafson Lynn McClain’s marine life mono prints Gail Hapeman’s stained glass panels and stepping stones encaustic paintings from Marc Pease soft pastel waterscapes from Barbara Benedetti Newton Jeff Good’s watercolors fish-embossed ceramics by Marla Smith Peter Hapeman’s photography Jennifer Hawke’s watercolors and sculptural assemblage Lisa Witherspoon’s decoupage shells and bas relief bronze sculpture and etched glass from Lindsay Hart and Jeff White. Saturdays and Sundays, and weekdays by appointment, after calling 20. 188 th St, just west of Sawbones, and will be open from 12 to 5 p.m. The Outstanding in its Field Gallery is located at 10524 S.W.