Official song for BB Creams released in the US, another one bites the dust.
L’Oreal Youth Code BB Cream is another fail of a BB Cream that’s marked up to $18 at drugstores at the moment, yes, that’s $17.99 plus tax.
You can imagine my review of the new L’Oreal Youth Code BB Cream Illuminator isn’t going to be a good one so brace yourself.
Ohhh sometimes I get a feeling! A happy one! Clinique Happy Summer Spray gives me that feelin’!
Elizabeth Arden Sunflower and Clinique Happy were my first big girl fragrances when I was in my teens. If you’re as old as I am, I bet they were yours too.
If you’re still a lover of Clinique Happy, I happen to be, you’ll adore the fact that they revamp the formula and give it a little lighter freshness for Summer.
Let’s take a look at Clinique Happy Summer Spray.
MAC Illustrated is coming up this July as the traditional Nordstrom Exclusive and featured a newly reformulated Big Bounce Eyeshadow collection. Now I hated Big Bounce on the original release, it was such a mess of a product so I’m willing to get burned once more and see if this reformulation actually gets it right (why am I doubting it so soon?). The problem? All shade shades are a frost finish.
Take a look!
Bombay Express de Chanel is lavish makeup collection inspired by a vision of India.
India does evoke images of sizzling shades of red and coral but somehow, someway, gold suddenly overtakes the place of those shades and images of slightly slanted eyes heavily lined with kohl and splashes with vibrant gold take their place.
Here’s a look at the Chanel Bombay Express Collection.