Le Métier de Beauté Peau Vierge Anti-Aging Complexe Tinted Treatment Flash Giveaway Contest

It's spring, and my favorite Le Métier de Beauté representative wanted to do something nice to celebrate with my readers. Michael Reinhardt at Neiman Marcus Mazza Gallerie has donated two travel-sized Peau Vierge Anti-Aging Complexe Tinted Treatment samples in #2 for a flash giveaway. Isn't that generous? Shade 2 is true neutral beige that will satisfy the widest variety of complexions by adding a touch of warmth.

This luxurious, tinted treatment is truly transforming. It provides sheer, natural-looking coverage for instant smoothing and perfecting as it works below the surface to enhance and improve the skin for the long term. The weightless fluid has a gossamar-like texture that applies like second skin. It features a potent blend of restorative ingredients to help smooth, tighten, and soften the skin's overall appearance. SPF 18 protects the skin from damaging UVA/UVB rays. Let the transformation begin! Apply once daily to face, neck, and decolletage areas and see results within seven days.

Peau Vierge Tinted Luminzer contains the breakthrough, proprietary delivery system, Syntoc Actif. This exclusive and patented technology aids in the improved delivery of key ingredients. Among those ingredients is retinol, acknowledged as the most efficacious anti-aging ingredient proven to smooth lines, refine texture, and even tone. SPF 20 protects the complexion, while light-diffusing pigments help to instantly blur and diffuse imperfections for a smooth, radiant, natural-looking finish.

Retinol is an anti-aging powerhouse known for its ability to smooth and plump wrinkles from deep below the skin's surface, stimulating collagen cell rejuvenation and bringing elasticity back to skin.There are very few products with retinol that I can wear. Most of them are Le Métier de Beauté's.

I have two to give away. How can you enter to win this giveaway contest (technically a sweepstakes)? Just leave a comment on this feature (not in another BTiB post). After you comment here, feel free to send me an e-mail at bestthingsinbeautycontests@gmail.com (the contest address, not my "personal" e-mail) and identify your comment. You can never be too careful about sharing an e-mail address you care about on a blog, so feel free to follow this step (an alternative is to code your e-mail, e.g., myname at gmail dot com, in your comment). Please make sure I have your e-mail. If I can't notify you, you can't win - even if your number is drawn. I can't believe the number of winners I haven't been able to find in the past.

You can earn extra entries. Follow this blog (through an e-mail subscription, GFC, or though one of the many Google readers - see sidebar at right) to earn a second entry. If you are a follower, it would help me tally entries if you tell me in your comment how you follow. You don't have to follow to enter. I want everyone to have a chance, but I also want to reward my followers. I must be able to track this entry.

You can earn a third entry by tweeting this contest. You must include "@BTiBeauty" (without the quotes) and the contest title in your tweet. Remember, tweet the contest title - if you don't, that entry won't count. I will tweet the contest early this evening, and you can simply retweet it to earn that second entry - if that's easier.

The deadline for entries will be Sunday, April 7, at 5:00 pm EDT. I will use a random number generator (random.org) to select the winners. I will e-mail the winners on Sunday afternoon. The winners will have 48 hours to reply to my message and provide a shipping address. After 48 hours, the prize will be forfeited, and another winner will be selected. Make sure to check your e-mail - and look in your spam folder - when the contest ends.

This contest is open to anyone anywhere. Here are the terms. If the sample is lost or stolen in transit, I may not be able to replace it. I'll be sending the prizes to the winners in padded envelopes if I can get them to fit.

The winner must be able to provide me with a "mailable address," meaning the U.S. Post Office recognizes it or its street, province, and other "elements" the way the winner provides them. I've had some trouble with both U.S. and international addresses lately.

For all the legalese related to this contest, please see the Contests/Sweepstakes page at the top of the blog. Good luck!

Photo courtesy of Neiman Marcus