NYX Haul with Swatches!
- Tinted Lip Spa: "Spirit"
- Eyeshadows: "High Light", "White", "Princess Pink", "Root Beer"
- Blushes: "Peach", "Pinky"
- Sheer Gloss: "Fabulous"
- Doll Eye Mascara Waterproof: "Black"
Use NYX? Love it? Any recommendations or favorites? Let me know!
Have a great weekend :)
Saturday, May 31, 2008 | 4 Comments
Fashion Match: Nicole Scherzinger!
Her sparkling diamond and black rocker accessories complete the look, which is perfect for an evening of clubbing and dancing. Unfortunately, we can't all spend like celebrities, so I decided to recreate this look using mostly budget-friendly pieces.
- A) Off Shoulder Kimono Tunic Mini Dress in "Light Blue"
$19.99 at Ami Clubwear - B) "Kimberly Stewart" Inspired Fingerless Gloves (One Shown)
$32.72 at ASOS - C) Bracelets (1, 2)
$14.50 and $10.50 at Claire's - D) Snakeskin Clutch in "Blue"
$39. at Bebe - E) Metaphor 2 Strand Crystal Rhinestone Pierced Earrings
$15. at Sears - F) Moda Spana Women's 'Karmina' Slingback Pump
$45. at Endless
What do you think? Are you a fan of Nicole? Do you like her look? Let me know!
Friday, May 30, 2008 | 1 Comments
Mineral Concepts Mineral Foundation Review! (With Swatches)
I was recently given the opportunity to try out some products from the Mineral Concepts Mineral Makeup line!
I was running out of usual foundation so it was quite convenient that I was able to test out some mineral foundations from this company. Along with other sample goodies, the 'Sampler Kit' I was provided with included two shades of Mineral Foundation, one Velvet Finishing Powder and one Mineral Blush. I really liked the coverage (medium to full) and found that the shades "Sand" and "Almond" were very close to my own skin color, but not exact, of course. Luckily, with the Kit I was able to combine two of the shades to create the optimal color for my complexion. It seems like depending on how much sun my skin gets, most of their shades would work out well for me!
The two foundation shades I blended were "Porcelain" and "Tan" and the result turned out fabulously. I figure in the summer when I have more of a tan, the accurately-named "Tan" shade will likely be my go-to color. This product feels awesome on! I applied with my trusty Kabuki brush and was pleased with the instant results. The product felt creamy and soft, and blended almost as if I was applying a lightweight cream foundation or liquid. I did, however, have to be careful not to apply too much because the coverage can get a bit heavy if you cake it on! That being said, you really do not need an extra concealer with this product. Just apply a little extra Mineral Foundation over any trouble spots or redness with a concealer brush, and voila! Flawless.
Also included was a deliciously smoothing, featherweight Velvet Finishing Powder (I chose "Matte") that set my makeup, and controlled shine. I did use a primer beforehand as well that probably helped a bit as well. I only had to reapply the Finishing Powder once throughout the day and my makeup stayed superbly. Don't be frightened by the bright white shade of this powder, I promise you it blends out to a translucent veil! You can even see on the swatch image above how it makes your skin look airbrushed!
All in all, the Mineral Concepts Mineral Makeup face line is excellent for most skin types. I have combination skin and am acne-prone, and the oil-control was pretty decent with these products. I will have to continue using to see if it improves the condition of my face (experiencing a slight almost-that-time-of-the-month breakout currently), but so far, so good. These products are irritant free, so I'm not worried. Dry skin will love the creamy, smooth application! For the very oily, more Velvet Finishing Powder can be used as a pre-base primer. You can order your generous samples right on the site!
More Mineral Concepts coming soon! :)
What do you think? Any mineral makeup lovers out there? Have you tried Mineral Concepts?
Thursday, May 29, 2008 | 5 Comments
Make It or Break It: Summer Trends!
This summer brings us some lovely rediscovered fashion, such as bright colors and graphic designs, as well as classic lines and new florals. However, two very noticeable styles that are definitely showing up everywhere are Ombre and Maxi Dresses. The ombre look features a dip-dye color gradient which fades from dark to light. This design is showing up everywhere, from tanks to skirts to handbags... ombre is definitely in. Maxi dresses feature a floor-length departure from the super short hems of yesteryear. Which trend are you rocking this season? Take the poll and see how you match up with other readers!
Monday, May 26, 2008 | 5 Comments
Free YSL Cufflinks for Father's Day!
A representative from YSL Beauty wanted me to let my readers know that in honor of Father's Day, they are running a promotion! Father's Day is June 15th this year... have you thought of a gift yet? If not, consider this offer!
For all YSL Beauty orders over $100, between now and May 28th, you can receive a pair of complimentary YSL Cufflinks!
These are the perfect treat for a business-minded Dad! Not to mention the $100 of beauty goodies you can treat yourself to... because you and Dad deserve something special!
Other YSL Gift ideas for Dad or the man in your life:
$47.00
After Shave Balm
This product in the L’HOMME Yves Saint Laurent bath line is enriched with urban energy concentrate, a blend of macro elements and trace elements that are essential to cell activity and enable the skin to combat the environmental aggressions of everyday life.
$37.50
Personally, my dad isn't the cufflink type... but if yours is, I would highly consider this offer!
Saturday, May 24, 2008 | 0 Comments
Fashion Match: Vanessa Hudgens!
Here's how I did it:
- A) Norma Kamali 'Black Zebra Printed Jersey Slip Dress'
$117 at Bluefly - B) Gold Tone Deep Pink Aurora Borealis Rhinestone Brooch
$29.99 at The Antique Store - C) Cara Accessories 'Silk Wrapped Paisley Bangle'
$88. at Nordstrom - D) Franco Sarto 'Turnstyle East/West Clutch' in "Watermelon"
$72. at Zappos - E) Antica Murrina Veneziana Cuba 'Black and White Murano Glass Ring'
$42. at Forzieri - F) Charles David 'Trifle Sandal' in "Orange"
$195. at Endless
EDITED: 5/24 - Thank you to the ladies over at the Vanessa Hudgens Fan Forum for the correction. I don't know where I got "Vogue" from!
P.S. While you're here... why not participate in my Natural Skincare Giveaway! It takes two seconds and you can win a really nice prize :)
Friday, May 23, 2008 | 4 Comments
Natural Beauty Giveaway by anbPortal.com! (5/23/08 - 6/06/08)
I've got another amazing giveaway for you all!
This giveaway is being sponsored by anbPortal.com, the original 'all natural beauty' website! Just for commenting on this post, one lucky reader will receive anbPortal's AWESOME product package (click photo to enlarge)! The prize includes:
- Monave Mineral Cosmetics - Matching mineral blush & potted lip gloss
- Sea Chi Organics - Sea Chi Crème
- Solay Wellness - Himalayan Bath Salts
- Apothena - Mermaid Says Lotion Stick
- Rosa y Fruta - Bano de Lluvia (Shampoo/Body Wash)
- Bath Body Spa Pampering Essentials - Blue Green Algae Butter Scrub
- Sensatia Botanicals - 2 Bars of All-Natural Soap
- PureSunscreen.com - Dark Tanning Lotion
- Bear Creek Candle Company - Beeswax Votive Candle
A little bit about our sponsor: anbPortal.com was created in 2003 as a safe place to find truly all-natural products and solid information regarding natural beauty. It was started by an esthetician and continues to be the place to go to find the purest products on the planet, homemade beauty recipes, and interesting, unique articles. They offer a forum, a monthly newsletter, Product & Personality Spotlights, a wholesale program for spas and retailers and much more! Make sure to stop by and enjoy a healthier way of being beautiful!
This giveaway is limited to U.S. participants only! The contest will run from 5/23/2008 - 6/06/2008. All that is required to participate is a comment on this post with your name and e-mail address, so that I can contact the winner to retrieve their shipping information on 6/07/2008. If no e-mail address is provided, your comment/entry will be void. The contest will close at 12:00AM on 6/07/2008. If the winner, chosen at random, does not respond to my e-mail by one week after the contest closing, another winner will be chosen!
Thank you so much anbPortal for hosting this giveaway, and good luck to all my beautiful readers!
Friday, May 23, 2008 | 19 Comments
Face Of The Week - 5/22/2008
Face:
- Primer - Monistat Chafing Relief Gel
- Milani Compact Minerals Foundation - Nude Buff
- Ecco Bella FlowerCover Cover Stick - Beige
- Revlon New Complexion Bronzer - Sun
- NYX Blush - Pinky
- Primer - UDPP
- The Body Shop Brow Duo
- About Face Loose Shadow - Wasted Intrigue
- About Face Loose Shadow - School Girl
- About Face Loose Shadow - That's So Camp (applied wet, as liner)
- V.S. Beauty Rush Liquid Glitter Liner - Silver
- NYX Doll Eye Long Lash Mascara - Black
- V.S. Very Sexy Lip Gloss in Minx
Thursday, May 22, 2008 | 7 Comments
Gilden Tree Nourishing Foot Cream Review!
This is definitely a great product for sandal-ready feet. Gilden Tree's products are made with certified organic ingredients and have been featured in Oprah Magazine! In addition to great spa products, they also have scrubbies and slippers and robe sets... perfect for a "green" gift!
They have a couple promotions going on, including free shipping on your first order with the code CHALLENGE08, as well as 20% off your order with the code POTES05. Check them out, ladies!
Thursday, May 22, 2008 | 2 Comments
Fit Flops: Fashion Disaster?
I have seen these sandals gracing the shelves of Bath and Body Works, Macy's, Victoria's Secret, and more. This shoe is basically a specially formatted flip flop that claims to give your legs a work out just by walking in them. Fitflop.com calls them "a dual-use fashion/fitness product" that is "engineered" to please. They carries styles and sizes for men and women.
For details on how Fit Flops work, you can check out their official website, here.
Now... I have raised some questions upon analyzing these shoes. First off, are these too gimmicky to be taken seriously? They are a little bulky looking in my opinion, and the basic styling screams "Fit Flop" across the strap in sewn writing. Is this just a fad with a likeness to the "electrode belt" that you can wear instead of doing ab exercises?
I think that it is great to exercise and feel fit and healthy. But if you are wearing a specially formulated flip flop instead of going to the gym, what kind of results are you really going to see? Frankly, I would really have to see it to believe it. And, given that scenario, do you think if you saw a heavier person wearing Fit Flops you would be quick to judge that they are looking for an easy alternative to exercise?
Fitness is important, but disguising "work out" shoes as bulky sandals is hardly doing society a favor, in my opinion. Eesh, and look at their latest creation:
I feel like anyone serious about working out or power walking probably would rather be doing so in the cradling support of a real sneaker. Why not incorporate the special "Fit Flop" technology into a sneaker for working out?! I bet that would sell and work a lot better in the long run (no pun intended)!
Own a pair of Fit Flops? Want 'em? Why or why not?
Monday, May 19, 2008 | 6 Comments
AG's Canadian Celebrity Hair Awards!
I received a press release from AG Hair Cosmetics today letting me know that hairstylists across Canada have chosen their top pics in AG Hair Cosmetics' 8th annual Best Canadian Celebrity Hair Awards!
The winners of AG’s 8th annual Best Canadian Celebrity Hair Awards are:
- Sexiest Hair on a Canadian Actress: Sandra Oh
- Sexiest Hair on a Canadian Actor: Scott Speedman
- Best Hair on a Musician: Avril Lavigne
- Most Interesting and Unique Hairstyle: Seth Rogan
- Best Hair on a Canadian Athlete: Trish Stratus, WWE Professional Wrestler
Personally, I am never all too impressed with Sandra Oh's hair, but I don't really find her to be that attractive so maybe I'm not looking closely enough.
I think Scott Speedman does have a nice head of hair though (anyone used to be a Felicity fan?) and that Avril's recent polished locks are pretty decent looking. Seth Rogan's hair is interesting to say the least... but Trish Stratus's bleached blonde locks are less than impressive.
What do you think of the stylists picks? Let me know!
Saturday, May 17, 2008 | 0 Comments
How To Wear Florals!
So, Spring is upon us and all the stores are overloaded with floral abundance, bringing joy to all girlie-girls around the world! Not the floral type? Think again! Before turning down a flowery outfit due to it's over-femininity, consider these tips and tricks to incorporating some flower power into your wardrobe. You too can wear florals!
Floral Ensemble #1: "Feminine and Fun"
- Dress: $64.99 at Coldwater Creek
- Shoes: $93. at Zappos.com
- Earrings: $25.50 at Coldwater Creek
- Bracelet: $20. at Shop Intuition
- Top: $138. at Forzieri
- Capris: $198. at Saks Fifth Avenue
- Shoes: $199. at Zappos.com
- Dress: $297. at Shopbop
- Shoes: $315. at Zappos.com
- Necklace: $29.99 at Target
- Flower Ring, $18. at Urban Outfitters
- Longchamp Flower Denim Tote, $320. at Bloomingdales
- Lucky Brand "Flower Y" Necklace, $42.
- Cara Accessories "Mod Flower" Headband, $48. at Nordstrom
- Beverly Feldman "Thea" Sandal, $223. at Zappos.com
Friday, May 16, 2008 | 4 Comments
Get The Look: Blake Lively!
Anyone else a huge Gossip Girl fan? I am shamelessly addicted, and I don't usually get that way about those kind of shows. All I can say, to those of you who watch the show, is I cannot wait until Georgina is gone! In addition to Miss Lively, I think Leighton Meester (GG's Blair Waldorf) is absolutely beautiful, so perhaps I'll be doing a 'Get The Look' for her soon too!
Anyway, back on topic, I decided to recreate Blake's makeup look so that we can all look a little bit more like the effortless, yet so chic, 'Serena van der Woodsen'!
- Start off with a base. After moisturizing, apply your primer of choice (I like Monistat Chafing Relief Gel, but you could use Laura Geller's Spackle or another primer if you wish).
- Blake's skin looks pretty flawless but natural here, so depending on the level of coverage you need, even out your skin tone. A nice tinted moisturizer like Smashbox's Backdrop would be great if your skin is in decent shape. A heavier-duty medium coverage foundation like Estee Lauder's Double Wear Light might be in order if you need some skin assistance. If you use mineral makeup, definitely go for that! Don't forget concealer, too, if necessary.
- Lightly dust your T-zone with translucent powder if you tend to get oily. I like MAC Blot or Sonia Kashuk's Barely There Loose Powder.
- Groom your brows with a light powder or gel, but do not put too much emphasis on them. The focus is on the eyes, not the brows.
- Apply a neutral shadow, such as Milani's Eye Shadow in "Almondine" (discontinued?) or NYX Eye Shadow in "Nude", all over over your lids.
- Using a brown/black eye liner, create a smudgey line that will just accentuate your lashes, blending the liner into your lashes for full effect. Apply falsies, if necessary.
- Use a lot of mascara on your top lashes, and a little on the bottom. Blake's lashes are smokin' in this picture! I'd recommend L'Oreal HIP or Benefit Badgal for this look.
- Apply a shimmery white/silver shadow to the inner corner of your eye, and partially to your bottom lid, as shown by Blake here. You could use NYX Ultra Pearl Mania in "White" or NYX Eye Shadow in "Hollywood" for this.
- MAC Vanilla Pigment is great to dust LIGHTLY on the cheekbones as a highlighter, and would give you that golden glow like Blake's!
- Finish off the look with a neutral, shimmering nude lip color, such as MAC's Dazzleglass in "Bare Necessity" and enjoy!
Thursday, May 15, 2008 | 3 Comments
What's in my makeup bag right now!
1) Milani Compact Minerals in Nude Buff
2) Palladio Herbal Plump 'N' Shine in "Sheerly Pink"
3) Weleda Skin Food (Trial Size)
4) Clean & Clear Oil Absorbing Sheets
5) Monistat Chafing Relief Gel
6) Ulta Professional Retractable Kabuki
7) MAC Powerpoint Eye Liner in Engraved
8) CoverBlend by Exuviance Concealer in Beige and Light
9) Benefit Thrrrob Powder
10) MAC Blot Powder in Medium Dark
Any questions or comments?
What is in your makeup bag? Let me know!
Wednesday, May 14, 2008 | 9 Comments
Tagged: Beauty Advice from Mom!
Well, let me start by saying that my mom is not a skincare or makeup lover the way that I am. For example, she buys treatment serums but uses them once a week or "when she remembers" instead of using them every day as part of a regimen. Oftentimes, she asks me for advice instead of dispensing her own!
Regardless, she has given me some good advice regarding skincare in the past, so here are a few gems for your enjoyment:
1) Don't use too many products at once, you aren't a lab experiment!
I must say, this advice is very important. I find that whenever I try to use too many product or too many different products, my skin freaks out and leaves me looking a mess. But then, at the same time, I love trying out new stuff so I suppose I don't listen as much as I should!
2) Exercise regularly and get enough sleep.
This advice is essential to healthy skin and overall healthy bodies. Unfortunately, I don't follow it as much as I'd like! I am a night owl so I love staying up late!
Any beauty advice from your mom? Do you have any words of wisdom regarding beauty that you would pass down to your children? Let me know!
Tuesday, May 13, 2008 | 0 Comments
Make It Or Break It: Dressing Your Age!
This week's "Make It Or Break It" topic is dressing your age. This may be slightly controversial, I know, because who is to say what outfits are appropriate for what age groups? Let's take a look at the poll, shall we?
Mariah isn't the only one guilty of this faux pas, Teri Hatcher is often caught wearing see-through outfits fit for a twenty-something year old as well. Tara Reid is 32 and is walking around dressing like a sorority girl. I really am a strong advocate of everyone wearing what they want... but in this instance I think that sometimes celebrities make bad choices. Not necessarily because they look too young, but because the clothes are ugly and tacky looking when they could instead be classy and sophisticated.
However, on the opposite side of the spectrum, we have Mary-Kate Olsen. Here, she looks absolutely frightful, from the bleach graying blond hair to the pale as a ghost skin, grandma's favorite mink, and wash-me-out gold rag. I just don't get it. You are young, beautiful, rich and vibrant! Why would you want to look like you are pushing 90? I guess she is taking a page out of Katie Holmes' book here.
I think in this case, its not so much looking your age, but looking good and appropriate for your age. If Mariah wore a real shirt and Mary-Kate put on some bronzer, these faux pas could have been avoided, at least slightly. By all means, wear what you feel comfortable in... but keep in mind that certain styles cater to a younger or older crowd for a reason!
What do you think about this topic? Vote and let me know!
Monday, May 12, 2008 | 2 Comments
Fashion Match: Cat Deeley!
This week's Fashion Match features Cat Deeley, host of So You Think You Can Dance, and also several UK television programs. Here she is at a launch party for BritWeek in LA... enjoy!
- A) LaROK 'Cleo' One Shoulder Dress in "Papyrus"
$138.60 (sale) at Shopbop.com - B) Noir Gold Hoop Earrings
$75. at Madison Los Angeles - C) Steve Madden Gem Clutch "Metallic Gold"
$48. at Lori's Shoes - D) Lippmann Collection "An American In Paris"
3-piece French Manicure
$21. at QVC - E) Chinese Laundry 'Wesley' Gold Evening Sandal
$50. at Jildor Shoes
Friday, May 09, 2008 | 2 Comments
My Current Skincare Routine & 100th Post!
However, school's out now so I can focus my attention to what is important -- updating. I have some good things coming up, like today's Fashion Match, a review on "Gloves in a Bottle", my Face Of The Week that I missed, and more. A lot of things will be going on within the next month or two, my parents and I are moving and we have yet to find a house, so we might be in transit for a while. This could make it difficult to stay on top of this blog, but hopefully I will manage :)
Anyway, it is my hundredth post so I didn't want to just waste it on something random, so I have decided to share my current skincare routine (that I actually don't want to change out of for once) and what has been working for me to clear up my skin.
As I've previously mentioned, I attempted to use Origins' Clean Energy Cleansing Oil, and wound up with a huge breakout on my forehead. It was a disaster.
After about two weeks or so of use, here is what cleared up my face:
Hibiclens Antimicrobial Wash
This is actually a medical grade hand/body cleanser, used to treat wounds or as what doctors will wash their hands with before surgery. Acne is skin condition so this works wonderfully to cut down the bacteria and therefore reduce existing acne and prevent new ones from forming. I got the idea for using this from reading reviews at Acne.org.
PanOxyl 10% BP
I don't know if there is really a difference between this and my 10% BP ZapZyt, but the container is larger and also this seems to dry clear, without leaving any white residue like the ZapZyt. Anyway, it works like a charm.
AmLactin 12% AHA Lotion
For a long time now, I've known the benefits of using Alpha Hydroxy Acid products to exfoliate and soften skin, as well as reduce the size of pores. This product does all that and more. I feel like when I wake up after putting this on at night, my skin is soft and smooth, and any potential breakouts or situations have been stopped dead in their tracks. This product contains "light mineral oil" in the ingredients, but I have not noticed any pore clogging or problems with this whatsoever, and I've been using for a few weeks now.
Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion
I don't love this alone, but it is a good product to combine with the AmLactin to cut down it's strength. Applying a 12% AHA product might be a little harsh for certain skin types (mine) so I decided to do a little bit, like maybe 2/3 AmLactin with 1/3 Cetaphil... and I'm good to go.
Witch Hazel (as a Toner and Makeup Remover)
This is a product I have my doubts about. I used to use this as a toner and never saw any real benefits in reducing acne. But it was the only product I was using. I now use this to remove my makeup before washing my face, or as a quick toner if I don't feel like washing my face in the morning. It doesn't make me break out, so thats a good thing. I don't know if it is really benefiting my face in other ways (although it is supposed to be good), so I can't really comment otherwise.
For nighttime, I remove my makeup with Witch Hazel and Neutrogena's Eye Makeup Remover, then wash my face with Hibiclens and let it sit for maybe 15-30 seconds. I then rinse, apply the PanOxyl, let it sit for a few seconds, then apply the AmLactin/Cetaphil.
My face is back to the way it was before the Origins nightmare. My skin is not perfect and probably will never be, but this gets it about 93% there. Plus, the Lactic Acid in AmLactin makes my skin so soft! I actually love this regimen and hope that it continues working for me.
It's funny though, all the bottles for these products look so medicinal/prescription grade when they sit on my counter. It's like the complete opposite of my previous natural beauty approach... but oddly enough science has won over nature for now. I also have been using the aspirin mask on and off and I really like the results I've gotten from that.
Have you tried any of these? Use any surprising products? Let me know!
Friday, May 09, 2008 | 8 Comments
Make It or Break It: Orange, Streaky Tan vs. Chipped Toe Polish!
- Do not apply self tanner without exfoliating properly first! The tanner will adhere more strongly to your dry patches of skin, leaving you blotchy and discolored.
- Do not go too dark too fast if you are a novice! This is why they make gradual tanners. I recommend Olay's Touch Of Sun line! (If you can handle a "full strength tanner" I really like Famous Dave's Moisture Tan)
- If you are really uneasy about sunless tanning, skip DIY, avoid the Mystic Tan, and head straight to an airbrush tanning professional. They will spray you from head to toe and give you tips along the way. It's goof-proof!
- If you have a tanning accident, apply bronzer to cover missed areas or lemon juice to lighten up spots you've overapplied.
- If it comes down to it, time will heal all wounds... including an Oompa Loompa look.
Now, mess up wise, fixing a chipped pedicure is A LOT easier. Which means that bad toe polish is almost less forgivable than an orange tan job. It's so ridiculously easy to remove your polish and apply a fresh coat... why would you not? Especially since sandal season is almost upon us! Please, ladies, keep your toes in check :)
Voted? Still unsure? Let me know what you think!
(On a side note, I've entered myself in the Smashbox: Are You The Next Beauty Guru? Contest! Please check out my entry and vote for me if you'd like!)
Monday, May 05, 2008 | 0 Comments
Fashion Match: Eva-Longoria Parker (2)
Fashion Match Friday is here! This week I decided to make a match of Eva Longoria-Parker's "casual" springtime attire. Personally, I think this is one of her more eclectic styles, but it suits her small frame. I think the pairing of a plain, simple tank with a dress is so fresh and fun. I love her yellow bag too! Let me know what you think :)
What I used:
- A) Enamel Textured Open Hoops
$24. at Urban Outfitters - B) Favorite Ribbed Tank in "Optic White"
(Sale $10.) 14.50 at Gap - C) 'Too Short' Tube Dress in Black
$26. at American Apparel - D) Juicy Couture 'Icon By The Yard' Necklace
$92. at Bloomingdales - E) The Oslo Bag in "Burnished Yellow"
$425. at J.Crew - F) Oh Deer! Leopard/Cork 'Cindy' Heel
$120. at Kitson
Friday, May 02, 2008 | 3 Comments
Avon "Flips" for Bonne Bell's Design!
Actually, this has been done before. Years ago, Bonne Bell came up with this idea (I'm talking about 10 years ago, because I used to have some of these) in the form of their "Flip Shades" and "Flip Gloss". It's interesting because they look like lighters!
I wonder if Avon stole the idea from them? Maybe they bought out the rights to this lipstick design? Was it ever even patented? So many questions left unanswered! I don't like Avon necessarily, so I won't be buying Pro-To-Go, but it's a steal at $6.
Anyone else use or see these Bonne Bell Flip products?
Like the idea of a one-handed lipstick?
Let me know what you think about this!
Thursday, May 01, 2008 | 4 Comments