Playing Shell Games With New Ciaté Shell Manicure Kit
If only the “she” who sold seashells by the seashore had been hip to nail art — she would’ve made a killing selling tiny pots of colorful shattered shells!
If only the “she” who sold seashells by the seashore had been hip to nail art — she would’ve made a killing selling tiny pots of colorful shattered shells!
It’s been quite a few years since I first fell in love with Lipstick Queen after trying one of the red lipsticks in founder Poppy King’s “Sinner” range of lipsticks, which is comprised of matte, opaque shades with pigment concentrations of 90 percent.
Over the years, I’ve amassed quite a makeup collection and, in the process, occupied every bit of storage space in my vanity table, as well as within an adjacent four-drawer chest.
This morning, I shared a step-by-step guide on how to add iron-on patches to a jean jacket — a skill you’ll want to master in order to tap into one of the prominent denim trends for the autumn season.
For Fall 2014, denim aficionados are harkening back to the 1980s with the return of Punky Brewster-style patchwork denim.
We’ve heard of artificial intelligence in the technology realm (particularly within robotics and computer software), but can skincare products exhibit similar behaviors?
Last month, I raved about China Glaze’s “Stoked to Be Soaked” collection, half of its two-part Off Shore range of nail lacquers for Summer 2014.
Early this morning, I visited the Telemundo studios in New Jersey to discuss back-to-school fashion trends on “Primera Edición.” We had some adorable child models for the segment (shown in the second photo above) who smiled their little hearts out and charmed the camera every chance they got.
In recent years, a growing number of beauty companies — among them Ojon, Tarte, Rahua, Kiehl’s, L’Occitane, and Taya Beauty among them — have ventured into the Amazon region in search of the most nourishing natural ingredients to incorporate into their skincare and haircare formulas.
Usually, if a publicist were to describes one of the brands he or she represented as “life-changing,” I’d take it with a grain of salt — or, rather, a boulder of salt.