Sally Hansen Hand creme in the orange tube is for reducing age spots and aged hands. I don't use it for that purpose. I put it on my feet and heels and it gets rids of the roughness and prickly dead skin after a few uses. Before using this, I was constantly scrapping the dead skin off with that PED thing followed by the sanding paper to smooth the dead skin. Not anymore. This stuff is a keeper. I have to get another tube.

Yes, I have used it for awhile now. I was looking for something cheaper than Bare Escentuals, which I like. The L'Oreal is nice, but not as good as the BE. They had a 2 for 1 introductory offer. It's not milled as finely as BE and is not as shiney. I have a nice kaubki brush that I use to apply it. I gave one jar to my sister who did not like the color of the BE on her, too yellow. The L'Oreal has a nice lighter color that is not a yellowish tint. Try it and see what you think. As I said, I did not use their brush for application.

I use (from Whole Foods) Alaffia's Coconut & Shea shampoo and conditioner. No sulfates or anything nasty, and the ingredients are virtually all in "English": Herbal infusion of Lemongrass (Cymbopogon citratus), Vegetable Glycerin, Behentrimonium Chloride (and) Cetearyl Alcohol, Shea (Butyrospermum parkii) Butter, Virgin Coconut (Cocos nucifera) Oil, Panthenol (pro-Vitamin B5), Vegetable Emulsifying Wax, Potassium Sorbate, Essential Oil of Lavender, Fragrance, Limonene (from essential oil), Citric Acid. We use Alaffia everything. Their moisturizers are miraculous, doing wonders for my oily/dry skin, DH's dry/cranky skin, and my mother's crazy/angry/irritable skin. Ditto the face wash. Their body wash (labelled as "Everyday Shea") is outstanding and cheap: a huge bottle is well under $10.00. Here is a link that might be useful: Coconut & Shea

Best eye makeup IMO is Makeup Forever‘s Sens’eyes. Like the name suggests, it’s gentle on sensitive eyes, yet removes really stubborn eye makeup. I squirt some on a Shiseido facial cotton, wipe my eye makeup off one eye, then flip the cotton over, squirt some remover on that side, and clean my other eye. Lancôme Bifacil is also very effective, but I found it left a filmy residue behind. Sens’eyes doesn’t. *FWIW, a pack of 160 facial cottons sells for $12 at both Sephora or Ulta, and a smaller size pack (?) costs $5. You can get them cheaper during sale or prestige coupon events). I like them way better than the inexpensive cotton rounds used years ago. They don’t leave cotton fibers behind like the cheaper ones did.