Deals & Events

Good afternoon ladies, Eleni here.
Hope you had a great time during the holidays - today is judgment day!
No, don't worry, I'm not going to demand a Xmas caloric intake chart! All I need from you is your wise opinion on our great contestants. You know we love you all too much to make a choice, so we'll leave it up to you.
We have picked seven wonderful ladies that all did their best in expressing their love for Megsmakeup.com! Greenie changed her Facebook Profile Page to her wearing her Megsmakeup.com t-shirt!

1. marcellacharlotte that made an entry on her myspace and on her facebook and on her blog and on her twitter!
2. BrklynBek that wrote about megsmakeup.com on her twitter
3. prettykitty1423 that wrote on her blog why she loves us
4. natalia315 that informed her blog readers what we're all about
5. ls820 that wrote a poem about megsmakeup.com!
6. bluedevilkitty that made a very cute drawing about megsmakeup.com and put it on her blog
7. BeautyAllThat that made a very detailed entry on her blog on why we're awesome!

One of these ladies will receive an amazing makeup palette!
Our URBAN DECAY VOL II and our LORAC DOUBLEBOOKED are ready to ship!

We have gathered their efforts, made screen shots and posted them all up on the link below for you to see and make your pick:

http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0ATm3bzxOslniZGM4Y3Y2djdfMjM1ZGZnang0ZH...

MissRo here! And if you can believe it, there are more discounts! It's definitely "tis the season!"

Dr. Dima is offering all of you a whopping 50% off all your orders for Cosminology. This offer lasts until Sunday, December 13th.

Now, beyond this great deal, Dr. Dima came across a great question from the one and only Ruthann J. a.k.a. Goddess Granny. Her question was (in a nutshell), "the difference between 'clinical vs. cosmetic' when it comes to your products"? Dr. Dima has been so gracious as to answer. See below!

Dear Ruthann:

What an insightful question!  It really shows me how Megheads and consumers in general are increasingly “tuned in” to where they choose to spend their hard earned money.  It has a fairly complex answer but I will do my best to clarify.

Actually the essence of  your question can be traced back to the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act enacted by Congress in 1938.  To summarize, this law was intended to distinguish between products that were meant for “adornment” purposes and those that were meant to prevent or treat disease.  In the case of “cosmetics,” it was clear that such products would only be used for beautification and would not alter the structure or function of skin.