Friday’s favorite beauty product is an ingenious invention that saves money, lotion and the planet with one turn of the bottle, thanks to mybotto, because every ounce counts.
Times are tough and money is tight, making saving it any way possible a priority. Statistics show 25% of all lotions, styling products; shampoos and conditioners are left unused at the bottom of the bottle. If you buy beauty items in bulk or packaged in the larger containers from the wholesale clubs, chances are, you are banging the bottle to release what is left, or awkwardly trying to assist gravity by leaning a pump top on a counter, inevitably making a mess.
Mybotto takes the stress out of the mess with the bottle inverter, saving money, beauty products and reducing waste, because every ounce does indeed count.
Mybotto inverted bottle holder, this Friday’s favorite beauty item of the week, comes in different sizes to fit various spaces, colors to suit any décor and is made of recyclable plastic that helps to save the environment.
Beauty products are used to the last drop, eliminating unnecessary waste and saving money. Mybotto is perfect for the home, nail and hair salon, or spa, saving invaluable hair and beauty products for further use.
Purchase three caps to fit pump bottles at $1.99 and a four-pack of mybotto bottle inverters for $14.99, averaging less than $4 a piece, saving ounces of beauty products yearly. Don’t dismiss that savings, because eight ounces of certain beauty items can be quite costly.
Sorry Long Island Lovelies, mybotto is only available online, however, salon owners may want to think about selling this beauty item locally to spread the wealth, as Friday’s favorite beauty product of the week was first seen by this columnist while in use by Pink’s celebrity hairstylist.
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