Archive for the ‘make up’ Category
A Gift For Her
Written by on August 28, 2010 – 7:45 pm -Finding a gift for women is easy as there are many options that you can choose from, depending upon the person’s personality and style you will be able to have an idea what gift she would appreciate to receive. If the woman is close to you, that would be much better because you could be more specific on what you could get for her. Just like a dear friend of mine who will be celebrating her birthday a couple of weeks from now, she’s very much into make ups and accessories and I must say that we are both make up lovers and very passionate about it.
We would always compare notes about what’s in and where’s the best place to get one. I am browsing on different Clinique products at White’s East Hampton where they carry top brands of high quality and long lasting skin care, cosmetics, perfumes products. Now I am torn between Clinique makeup and Estee lauder makeup as they are both favorite brands of ours. They are skin friendly and very natural looking when applied. I wanted to buy those make up brushes and add up to my collections. uh oh! seems like I am not just buying for a dear friend but for mine too.
Renewing My ♥ w/ Mineral Make Up
Written by on March 2, 2010 – 11:55 am -It’s been quite sometime since I did bought my last set of MMU. Been having a hard time finding ways on where to find Everyday Minerals since they stopped allowing purchasers from the Philippines with the rise of some issues with some online sellers based here. Though there are some local online sellers, I find the EM more suitable for me. So when the issue did happened, I stopped using one. But as I saw all my MMU brushes left unused and have been sitting long, I just thought of renewing my love for it. lol! Now, I am planning to buy some on Ellana Minerals and since I have tried using it this would for the meantime till I found ways on how to get some EM in the near future.
I Want !
Written by on July 7, 2009 – 1:19 pm -
This is a velvet-textured lip cream that covers the lips with rich color and smoothes and moisturizes lips with each application. Price: $2.50
Create brows that are fuller, thicker, and more defined! The pigmented wax defines and shapes brows and the color complementing setting powder keeps them looking arched and perfected. The doubled sided taklon brush has one side to help arch your brows while the other side aids in filling them in. This duo provides lasting color definition for a naturally beautiful look. Price: $3.00
- Great for applying face powder or bronzer
- • Soft, cruelty-free bristles
- • Natural & recycled materials
Price: $10.00
All can be bought HERE
Benefits Of Mineral Make Up
Written by on May 2, 2009 – 7:22 am -With recent trends going on in beauty products, mineral make up have been popular among other make up products… here are reasons why according to this article I found while googling for some information.
A “new” makeup discovery that’s been around for 30 years is taking the cosmetics, fashion and film industries by storm. Mineral makeup is the latest addition to an emerging beauty culture dedicated to better living. Unlike traditional products, mineral makeup, which is based on a hypoallergenic loose powder that naturally nourishes the skin, contains no perfumes, talc, alcohol, dyes, mineral oil or preservatives. Not surprisingly, dermatologists are pleased.
* We asked two mineral makeup producers — Diane Ranger, who created Colorescience, and Dianne York-Goldman of the La Jolla Spa MD, who created DYG Mineral Makeup — why makeup artists say it’s the best kind of makeup for your skin.Good for sensitive skin. “Lots of women struggle with acne, allergies, dryness and clogged pores from unfriendly commercial makeup,” Ranger says. “Mineral makeup lets you enhance skin care with positive beauty choices, not create more problems.”
* Doesn’t feel like a mask. For some women, traditional makeup, often heavier, can feel like a mask. Mineral makeup’s texture is lighter and different. Even with more coverage, experts say you’ll see a natural, translucent radiance and more of your skin, which can breathe.
* Contains ingredients that are good for skin. “For women who can’t get to a spa, triple-milled minerals like titanium, gold, zinc, magnesium and aluminum naturally relax, refresh and rejuvenate the skin, and offer a genuine beauty solution in the comfort of home,” York-Goldman says.
* Does not enhance wrinkles like traditional powders. “If you have fine lines or crow’s-feet, traditional makeup can cake in those places, often creating an illusion of deeper lines,” York-Goldman notes. “Minerals create real health and a glow like we had in our teens and 20s through essential vitamins, antioxidants and ingredients that actually hydrate the skin and conceal wrinkles.”
* Helps protect skin from sun. The sun is said to be the number-one aging agent. Mineral makeup’s zinc oxide offers natural UVA-UVB protection. “I have 6 to 10 percent zinc in much of the line, and many of our products offer an SPF of 20 and 30,” Ranger points out. “Forty products are now rated [for protection factor], and eventually 95 percent of the line could be rated.”
* Can be used after peels. Skin procedures such as lasers and peels are common. “Minerals are the natural choice to calm and soothe red, bruised, itchy, inflamed and flaking skin,” Ranger says. “This product hides imperfections, then camouflages with minerals that actually block the sun, which is crucial after aggressive treatments. In fact, after certain treatments, you shouldn’t use sunscreens. Minerals cool the skin and encourage faster healing,” she adds.
* You can sleep in it! “I can actually sleep with my makeup on if I need to,” York-Goldman points out. “If I have to be up early, I apply it the night before. Plus, I know that if I work out or have a long night, my mineral makeup, which lasts longer than traditional makeup, is absolutely going to be there.”
* Makes skin look better. The old makeup phrase “putting on your face” may soon be obsolete. “I love when people tell me my skin looks great, because the makeup is obviously invisible,” York-Goldman reflects. “It can look and feel like you’re wearing nothing at all, like a silky top layer of your very own skin,” Ranger adds.



