BLUE CROSS

BLUE CROSS

gggggl2022-09-11T23:32:11.000Z
I thought it was the greatest thing until I met Blue Cross - boy was I wrong! SH hardly works.
zingss2022-09-11T13:36:59.000Z
I much prefer the Blue Cross remover.
Afunk7242022-09-06T21:50:45.000Z
I usually use my own nails during/after showering. Otherwise an orange stick and either Sally+
Sally Hansen or blue cross cuticle remover
hybrid2022-08-26T20:56:27.000Z
Is anyone buying from today’s BKL release? I already did other purchases so passing +
Their launch is at 4 pm PT today. Pasting in the info for the shades that match the swatch pics, I’ll add another comment to this post with respawn
autumn952022-08-23T14:30:51.000Z
Suggestions on sunscreen stick for six year old? I am sending +
her a gift bag for Halloween. The gift bag (suggested use is a pencil case.) is from BareFoot Venus. Beautiful design. I am shipping from Canada to
autumn952022-08-23T13:47:37.000Z
Sunscreen stick for six year old? I am looking at plain, basic preferably mineral. I am sending +
her a gift bag for Halloween. The gift bag (suggested use is a pencil case.) is from BareFoot Venus and beautiful design. I am shipping from Canada
hybrid2022-08-13T21:37:47.000Z
Do you use cuticle remover? I’m going to recommend a routine +
I was a chronic nail biter who also bit the skin on the sides of my nails and starting a habit of cuticle remover, Amlactin, and cuticle oil and lotio
Lillixiii2022-07-31T18:48:12.000Z
My scarring is significantly worse than yours so I don’t have a +
Resolution for 100% fix. But I did a microneedling session last winter. Waited a few months to really let my skin heal back. Wasn’t getting good resul
happynell12022-06-08T21:07:18.000Z
Spoiler alert. 'Ozark' Season 4.+
Editor’s note: This story contains spoilers. If you have not watched “Ozark” Season 4 to its conclusion, you may not want to read this. The first clue
OGVentana2022-05-29T06:13:52.000Z
My insurance says no until 65. Blue Cross Blue Shield.