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Saturday, April 10, 2010 at 08:15PM
"Before" is the top row / "After" is the bottom row
Well, here it is. Sorry it's taken me so long, but I'm one of those gals that takes her time with pricy products - gotta make sure the baby works! Plus, my skin takes about 3 to 4 weeks to adjust to a new foundation so I really wanted to spend some quality time with the TEMPTU AIRbrush Makeup System. Anyway, here's what I thought ...
The good...
The not so good...
My recommendation:
TEMPTU is definitely not for the occasional makeup wearing gal. It's a serious beauty tool that requires patience and dedication. It took me about 1 to 2 weeks to finally get it right, to where it wasn't blotchy, but after all the trial and error I'm extremely happy with the result. I think its great for the makeup loving gal who wants to take things up a notch.
If the price seems too high, maybe this could be an investment for you and your besties to take on. You know, to use for special occasions. Maybe after trying it for a bit you may find that its worth the price tag.
Still not sure if TEMPTU is right for you?
Go to any participating Sephora store and have a cast member spray it on you. They will show you how to use the tool, even share special tips and techniques. You'll also be able to test for allergies and find the perfect foundation match.
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010 at 01:31AM
Olive Fruit Oil Nourishing Shampoo
Ever since I moved from my home state of Colorado, my hair seemed to never be the same. The heavily mineralized water of Las Vegas dried and dulled my hair - ugh I shudder at the thought. But today I think my lovely locks finally got their groove back! And I'm happy to say that the Olive Fruit Oil Nourishing Shampoo & Conditioner from Kiehl's was the kick start they needed. My naturally wavy hair was luxurious, frizz-free and super shiny! My co-workers were touching and feeling, giving me tons of compliments. Yay!
Welcome back hair, welcome back.
Photo courtesy of Kiehls.com
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010 at 12:48AM
UD EyeLash Primer Potion - Sephora.com
I found this primer when I was looking for an alternative to my regular lash regimen: a swipe of DiorShow and then Covergirl Professional. I absolutely adore UD's Eyeshadow Primer Potion and I thought - why not, let's try it! I'm happy I did because now it's replaced the DiorShow and makes the Covergirl look oh so awesome.
Here's what I love about it:
- Length, incredible length!
- Buildable volume. Make them as big as you want.
- No fallout. YAY! I hate raccoon eyes.
This stuff rocks!
Photo courtesy of Sephora.com
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Friday, September 11, 2009 at 12:35AM
MAC Studio Sculpt ConcealerI feel like shouting this off my rooftop!
Seriously! I think I may have found what I was looking for – the perfect concealer to cover my dark under eye circles! Thanks to MAC’s new Studio Sculpt line, I was able to find a concealer I could live with. I’m talking natural coverage that makes me feel like I’m in my 20’s again!
I was pleasantly surprised to find that NW20 matched my skin tone perfectly, and the creamy constancy made it super easy to apply – no more tugging at delicate skin. By the way, Studio Sculpt covers more than just dark under eye circles, it covers red blemishes and age spots as well!
So, do you wanna know how I covered my circles?
Follow these easy steps:
1) Start by applying your favorite eye moisturizer – mine is Skyn Iceland Icelandic Relief Eye Cream – to the under eye with your finger tips.
2) Dab a little Tricia Sawyer Eye Slept brightener in the inner corner, under the eyes.
3) Then with the beautyblender, gently sponge on MAC Studio Sculpt Concealer over the dark circles (again, my perfect match is NW20 but they have so many shades you’re bound to find the perfect one for you).
Honestly, if MAC were to stop producing the Studio Sculpt Concealer, I might have to wear black and grieve for years to come. Yes, I said years.
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Monday, August 24, 2009 at 01:40AM
Essie Matte About YouI bought the Essie Matte About You a couple weeks ago but have been so busy with work that I haven't had a chance to try it. No joke, in anticipation of trying this finish out, I literally have been walking around with absolutely no nail polish on my toes and fingers for a week! Anyway, after a very, very long week of nakedness, I managed to squeeze in some time to paint them today. Yay for me.
I have to say, Matte About You is AWESOME. Not only can I apply it over ANY color, but it dries super fast! Plus it's practically foolproof, it doesn't streak. Now it's like I'm rediscovering my nail polish collection all over again. I'm excited to see what my other colors will look like with this nifty matte finisher. Thanks Essie for saving me money on all the matte lacquers I would have bought in the future!!
Thursday, August 6, 2009 at 01:07AM 

I'm a huge Twilight fan, so when I saw Kristen Stewart at Comic-Con I freaked a little. Did anyone tell her about the pitfalls of plucking eyebrows too thin? I know its for her new movie role as Joan Jett in The Runaways, but seriously, I'm worried for the girl! Sometimes they don't grow back, no matter how much Brow Enhancing Serum you use.
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