I love the idea that some of the most powerful, skin nourishing substances in the universe can be found in nature — whether it’s inside the fibers of lush berries, the plants at the bottom of an ocean, or within the soil in a particular region.
Check out these not-to-miss new products from my “Master of Disguise”: Cover FX.
Pressed powder compacts are about as current as analog television sets and VCR players.
Napoleon Perdis can’t be bothered with painting the town red.
When I smell a fragrance and detect the individual notes therein, I sometimes like to deconstruct the scent and look at each of its aromatic components individually, pondering about the symbolism, virtues and historical context associated with each substance.
I don’t want the circles around my eyes to be more noticeable than Saturn’s rings.
From a color perspective, the Fall 2009 “Cuddle With Color” collection might just be one of the most disjointed and inconsistent ones Essie has ever produced.
There’s something about autumn that appeals to the romantic in us all — perhaps it’s the chilly temperatures that make us want to seek warmth in an embrace, the magnificent beauty of a cape of snow covering stretches of land, or the images of epic love stories like Anna Karenina that cement themselves in our collective minds.
Since my hair has a natural curl to it, I didn’t know what to expect from Herbal Essences’ Tousle Me Softly collection.
This month, six new products from the UK’s popular skincare brand, Simple, are launching in the US — among them these three gentle facial cleansers.
