Heads up Replica fans or folks who have want to try out Replica for the first time as this new gift set is the perfect way to add to your collection or to introduce yourself to the Replica line of fragrances!

Some of Replica’s bestselling and freshest, cleanest scents come housed in this new Holiday 2016 Set. You’ll get 2 rollerballs of Beach walk and Lazy Sunday Morning as well as a full-size Beach Walk Perfume.

Beach Walk is a fresh, beachy scent that will evoke a warm Summer day at the beach with notes of coconut milk, bergamot, pink pepper, and lemon. Where as Lazy Sunday Morning is a light floral scent with soft, delicate notes of lily of the valley, iris and white musk with a touch of darkness from patchouli.

I’m a Replica fan girl and simply adore both of these scents.

This a perfect way to add to your collection or to introduce yourself to Replica’s scents.

Get it now at Sephora.com.

What’s your favorite Replica fragrance?

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Belif Cleansing Gel Oil Enriched and Belif Moisturizing Bomb Cushion Compact are two new additions to the Belif family of skincare. As a fond fan of Belif The True Cream Moisturizing Bomb I’m every so excited to try these two new offerings.

Here’s a look!

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And yet another Ready Eyeshadow Palette has emerged for Holiday 2016 from Bare Minerals. At a glance the Bare Minerals The Cashmeres Ready Eyeshadow 5.0 actually looks like a blush or highlighter palette but it’s actually filled with five rather large matte eyeshadows.

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Boscia Charcoal Makeup Melter Cleansing Oil-Balm ($32) is a new cleansing oil-balm that contains sunflower oil and black and white charcoal to remove makeup with minimal effort. I was drawn to this because I really like cleansing balms such as Clinique Take the Day Off Cleansing Balm, It Cosmetics 3-in-1 Makeup Melting Cleansing Balm, and Banila Co Clean It Zero.

But unlike these formulas, Boscia’s Charcoal MakeUp Melter Cleansing Oil-Balm actually starts out life as a balm but turns into an oil which was one of the things I was most curious about.

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