I will have to say this: it does sorta end up on your face, depending on how you wash your face at the end of the night. Now I don't know about y'all but I go through this 20-minute ritual every single evening. I first rinse my face with warm water, then use eye make up remover (you do need it with Lash Expansion - it's not waterproof but it has staying power). Then I put Clean & Clear cleanser on my face and let it sit, then I exfoliate. Then use the astringent and then of course the lotion and the eye goop. Then like a day later I'm ready to do it all again... LOL... kidding... Anyhooie you most likely will need an eyemakeup remover. The best overall that I have ever used, and this is coming from a girl with sensitive skin AND who wears contacts !!!... is Victoria's Secret eye make up remover. It is crystal clear and it is kind of an oil-water mix. You have to shake it first. It is not oily and not alcohol-y. Just perfect. It didn't harm my sensitive eyes or my sensitive skin, it removed the Lash Expansion, and you only need a little. Normally I dislike V.S.'s line of make up, cuz it's either too perfumey or too expensive, but my friend works there in the mall and she told me I had to try it. I did and it's awesome. - darkeyedgirl

The mosaic is a very good match for the floor and wall scheme, but I am baulking at using it as the space really is all and I don't want to "busy it up" too much. One suggestion was to run the floor tile up the vanity wall - I wouldn't want to break up the wall halfway so it would mean tiling the back of the shower in the same. This would probably also mean tiling the bath surround in the floor tile as well, which I am unsure about - I'm worried it will close the room in too much. If using a different tile altogether for that wall I'm not sure what I would do. I'd want to keep it the same colour (so white-ish) as the gloss wall tile, but haven't found anything that pleases me for a match in my hours and hours of looking at tiles...any suggestions?

I chose Corian vanilla for my perimeter and Maui for my island. I LOVE the look, or I will when the perimeter gets installed! We had a bad install the first time and I am waiting on the replacement of the perimeter. All the cabs are one color.

@ erett The travertine-look tile is too blue for your kitchen. Sorry but that's going to be one BIG clash. The more marble-y looking one is the best match to the counter tops AND the cabinets. Right now the cabinets are driving everything towards the creams (yellow based white). As for running right over top of the current tile, I am going to caution you to think about this one. Please take the time to purchase an 8ft long level (the metal things with the glass bubble in it) and stretch it across your current floor. See how FLAT and SMOOTH it is. Vinyl is highly flexible. It LOVES to dip down into hollows (grout lines and pits in the tile) and hump over edges (each edge of each tile). We call this telegraphing = horrible thing to have happen when you spend money on a 'perfect' floor. I can tell the tiles have some texture to them. That texture has to be 'knocked down'. That is to say you need to grind them (all that dust you were trying to avoid = still going to happen). And then they have to be filled (leveling cement = SLC). But before you do that you probably have to prime them. Each and every 'high point' of the tiles (normally seen at each and every grout line) has to lie flat against the next tile = filling all grout lines. Whew. The cost of doing that = $2-$3/sf (depends one where you live). The cost of removing the tile = $2-$3/sf. The benefit of removing the tile = you never have to deal with them ever again = very good thing.