From time to time, I think about my shopping habits. (Usually, after I receive my VISA statement). And I think about what motivates my shopping behaviour; what drives my purchase decisions?
A t-shirt from a trendy clothing company. A designer pair of flats. Four pairs of bohemian-chic earrings from an accessories store that I totally didn’t need, but, SALE.
And I’ve been able to sum up that the single most important motivating factor for me is word of mouth recommendations. Be it a casual mention from a girlfriend, an Instagramed endorsement from a celebrity I adore, or even a texted thumbs up from a close associate – when I hear good things about a product, place or person, I am more likely to take the advice of someone I trust.
And y’all trust me, right?
It all started two weeks ago when Elaine covered the Garnier Miracle Hotel for my blog. Besides indulging at the Trump International Hotel in Toronto and sharing her thoughts on Garnier Ultra-Lift Miracle Sleeping Cream, she had one bit of advice for me: Try the cream. It’s that good.
So, never one to take a friend’s endorsement lightly, I did. And I LOVE it.
Garnier’s NEW Ultra-Lift Miracle Sleeping Night Cream is pretty revolutionary – it’s the first night cream of its kind to deliver results from your first overnight use and continues to improve the look of your skin over time. You can expect to wake up to smoother, rested-looking skin that will have you believing miracles do happen overnight!
I began seeing results after the first night of use. Truly! Upon awakening, my skin looked fresher, younger and was intensely hydrated – almost as if it had been wrapped in velvet. The cream contains seven active ingredients that are powerful alone – and transformative together – such as Hyaluronic acid, LHA and Lavender Essential Oil.
(The Miracle Sleeping Night Cream also has a pleasant fragrance, which we all know is right up there on my list of “must-haves”.) …
Are you always chasing a good night’s sleep? As we age and lead busier and busier lives (think work, social obligations, kids, and even household chores) we lose a little bit of quality sleep with each new task we take on.