If there were a League of Extraordinary Lipsticks, Make Up For Ever’s new Artist Rouge lipstick collection would be instantly inducted therein.
All my friends back in New York City are starting to break out their sweaters and light jackets, but here in Texas, the weather is still on the summery side, dipping into the high ’60s in the early mornings but then rising to the ’70s and ’80s around mid-day.
Still think of velvet as a fabric relegated to the realm of furniture upholstery?
Hispanic Heritage Month may officially be over, but at Sicka Than Average, we celebrate our Latino roots every day.
As Harley Quinn, the psychiatrist who fell in love with the Joker at Arkham Asylum and, in the process, lost her own sanity and embraced a life of crime and erratic hijinks, Margot Robbie made Suicide Squad an absolute thrill ride.
While I get weak in the knees over fun nail art, I’m also honest enough with myself to comprehend and accept that I will likely never be one of those girls who can painstakingly replicate flower petals, leopard spots, peacock feathers, and snowflakes, turning each nail into a true canvas for my painterly handiwork.
I often joke that my skin has become a spoiled brat because, after years of trying out high-end body washes and luxurious lotions, it tends to throw a fit whenever I try out a perfectly adequate (and substantially more affordable!) drugstore brand bathing product.
For our second #WCW column, we’re focusing on yet another TV character who is a rebel with a cause: Jessica Jones.
Everything about Ariana Grande’s Sweet Like Candy Eau de Parfum ($59 for 3.4 fl.
We’re nearing the season of chestnuts roasting in an open fire, to quote Nat King Cole, so it only seems fitting that we put a spotlight on a new skin care range that centers on the anti-aging powers of the tree that bears these sweet nuts.
