Not sure how many of you remember Physicians Formula Youthful Wear Cosmeceutical Youth Boosting Powder but it quite reminds of the new Physicians Formula Super BB All-in-1 Beauty Balm Powder recently launched for Spring 2013.
The beauty of both of these powders is the very handy brush they include. Physicians Formula doesn’t exactly have a great track record when it comes to including decent brushes with their products but in this case they succeed.
Take a peek!
The new Hard Candy CC Correction Creme will be available at Walmart shortly. CC Cream is coming at us slowly for Spring but we’ll see a bigger push come Summer and Fall 2013 I’m sure.
I think of CC Cream as a low calorie version of the BB Cream. Most of the ones I tried have a thinner texture but promise better skin benefits and anti-aging ingredients.
I personally prefer the rich, creamy texture of a BB Cream compared to the lighter, thinner one of a CC. I was highly interested in testing out Hard Candy CC Correction Creme as it is one of the first (Olay’s renamed CC Cream not counting) CC Creams we’re seeing in the budget world at the moment. And really one of the first CC Creams anywhere aside from Juice Beauty’s new Stem Cell CC.
It’s interesting that Hard Candy is the pioneer in this market. You’d think some higher end brand would have cracked the market first.
Here’s a look.
Dior Addict Lipstick in Charmante is another deliciously shiny lipstick that launches with the Dior Spring 2013 Makeup Collection. This one is a softer coral with a nude finish that’s quite flattering.
I’m always look for the perfect shades of nude for lips that won’t make me look like a zombie and Charmante happens to be one of those shades. If you’re a fairer lady (or lad) I’d highly suggest grabbing it up as well since the color will be flattering on such a tone.
Take a peek!
Who’s up for reliving the 80’s with the new Make Up For Ever Technicolor Eyeshadow Palette ($45)? I see neons I think 80’s! Leg warmers, scrunchies, pop beads….remember pop beads? Come on there has to be someone that remember those.
Technically the Make Up For Ever Technicolor Palette is an eight shadow collection of classic neutrals and statement colors inspired by 1930’s cinematic transition from black-and-white motion picture to color imagery.
But I’m just seeing the 80’s flash before my eyes.
I remember when Pop Lid Neon was kinda my absolutely need to have item back in 2008 and this palette kinda got me all nostalgic about it (god going back to that post I am literally scared of my bad swatch photos! haha!).
So do you need the Technicolor Palette?