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3.5.10

Make-up Trend: Fuchsia Lips

- Fuchsia Lips Fever


The look became a sensation after Marc Jacobs Spring 2010 and then we started seeing a kinder, gentler version popping up on celebs and in photo shoots here, there and everywhere. So what ido you think of this little phenom of the moment? Why wearing fuchsia lips? Just bring it on!

Some fuchsia lipsticks:


 

  • MAC lipstick in “Girl About Town”
  • MAC lipstick in “Show Orchid”
  • Lancôme Color Fever Lipstick in “Rock Chic”
  • Urban Decay’s “Jilted”
  • Kat Von D “Backstage Bambi”
  • NARS Lipstick in "Schiap"
  • Givenchy Lip Lip Lip! Lipstick in "#210 Flirt Fuchsia"
  • Rimmel Moisture Renew Lipstick in "Funtime Fuchsia 320" 
  • NYX Lipstick in "Eucalyptus"
  • Revlon Color Burst Lipstick in "Fuchsia"
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Tendência em Maquilhagem: Lábios Fúchsia

- A Febre dos Lábios em Fúchsia

O look tornou-se numa sensação após o desfile de Marc Jacobs de Primavera de 2010 e, em seguida, começamos a ver uma versão mais delicada e subtil aparecendo em celebridades e em sessões de fotos aqui, ali e em toda parte. Então e o que é que este pequeno fenómeno do momento vos diz? Usar os lábios em fúchsia? Claro que sim!

 
Alguns batons na cor fúchsia:

  • Batom MAC na cor “Girl About Town”
  • Batom MAC na cor “Show Orchid”
  • Batom Lancôme Color Fever na cor “Rock Chic”
  • Batom Urban Decay na cor “Jilted”
  • Batom Kat Von D na cor “Backstage Bambi”
  • Batom NARS na cor "Schiap"
  • Batom Givenchy Lip Lip Lip! na cor "#210 Flirt Fuchsia"
  • Batom Rimmel Moisture Renew na cor "Funtime Fuchsia 320" 
  • Batom NYX na cor "Eucalyptus"
  • Batom Revlon Color Burst na cor "Fuchsia"

2.5.10

Make-up: 5 favorite drugstore products around the world

Maquilhagem: 5 produtos favoritos em todo o mundo vendidos não só em drogarias

 

The creating of new cosmetics in 2009 came in 2010 making a huge splash in the U.S.A. and around the world, winning praise from many women.
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O lançamento de novos cosméticos de conhecidas marcas em 2009, estão fazendo um grande furor nos E.U.A. e em diversas partes do mundo, ganhando elogios de inúmeras mulheres neste presente ano.


1. CoverGirl Lash Blast Length




2. CoverGirl Smoky Lash Blast




3. Telescopic Explosion by L ́Oréal Paris




4. Infalible Plumpimg Lipgloss by L ́Oréal Paris




5. Magic Perfecting Base by L ́Oréal Paris

Fall 2010: Make-up trends

Outono 2010: Tendências para maquilhagem


The nude lipsticks reigned on the catwalk with a few exceptions where the red and violet appeared. As opposed to nude lipstick, eyeliner and dark eyeshadows created eyes well defined. The clean look also stood out with the face clean, discreet blush, defined eyebrows, black mascara and a bare lips look.
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Os batons nude imperaram na passarela com poucas excepções onde o vermelho e o violeta escuro apareceram. Em oposição ao batom nude, sombras escuras e delineadores criaram olhos bem marcados. O look clean também se destacou com o rosto limpo, blush discreto, sobrancelhas definidas, máscara preta e o batom cor da boca.


Christian Dior & Dolce & Gabanna

Carolina Herrera & Calvin Klein

Roberto Cavalli & Gucci


Lanvin & Rodarte

Vera Wang & Fendi

Emporio Armani & Balenciaga

Versace & Marc Jacobs

Prada & Proenza Schouler


Burberry Prorssum & YSL


Stella McCartney & Miu Miu

5.4.10

Nothing lasts forever... so beauty products, too.

Expired Cosmetics Mean It's Time To Spring Clean Your Make-up Bag

Is your cosmetic case overflowing with stinky makeup? Time to spring clean! 

From fashion to beauty, spring cleaning is one of the best ways to get rid of what you don't need.

When it comes to makeup, there are several reasons you don't want to hang on to your products beyond the fact that you really don't use them that much.

There's is a lot of funk when it comes to expired make-up!

Brushes and containers become contaminated over time. There have been over 30,000 reported cases of cosmetic-related allergies yearly. Conjunctivitis or cornea damage are the most common related to the eye.

Basic hygiene is key: Before applying makeup, wash your face and hands with soap.
Don't share your makeup with others. 
Don't use water or, even worse, saliva, which could introduce bacteria that could easily grow out of control. If makeup has lost its original texture or consistency, the preservatives have probably broken down.

But how old is too old when it comes to make-up?

Overflowing cosmetics? It's time to spring clean!
 Overflowing cosmetics? 
It's time to spring clean!

The shelf life of your make-up depends on several things. If your make-up has a rancid odor or changes its colour always throw the product away.
Make sure to keep your eye and lip liners sharpened regularly. This prevents any unwanted bacteria.
Unused makeup should be kept in a dark area without extreme temperatures.
Always keep your containers clean and properly screwed on.

Here's a quick guide on the shelf life of your beauty products that have been estimated:

If your products have expiration dates on them like many foundations, try and stick to the date rather than keep it forever. The validity appears in the opposite side of where it comes the comestic brand or in the box and is represented by a simbol. See, for example:
  • Foundation: 6-12, months depending on whether it is oil or water based (if it is water based it will last longer.)
  • Concealer: 12-18 months
  • Primer: 12 months
  • Bronzer Powder: 2 years
  • Powder Blush: 2 years
  • Cream or Stick Blush: 6-12 months
  • Loose Powder and Compact Powder: 2 years
  • Eye pencil: 2 years
  • Liquid, Gel and Pen Eyeliner: 6-12 months
  • Powder Eyeshadow: 2 years
  • Cream or Gel Eyeshadow: 6-12 months
  • Powder Highlighter: 2 years
  • Liquid Highlighter: 6-12 months
  • Mascara: between 3-6 months, depending on usage
  • Lipliner: 2 years
  • Lipstick and Lip Balm: always check for a rancid smell as an indicator to throw it away. Experts say between 2-4 years.
  • Lipgloss: 18 months
  • Loose Pigments: 2 years
  • Nail Polish: 12 months. If stored properly it can last up to two years (if you store it in the refrigerator it will last even longer). 
  • Moisturizers, Gel Cleansers, Toners, Exfoliators, Shampoo, Conditioner, Hair Mask, body gel, hairspray, nail polish remover, body butter: 12 months
Wash your brushes regularly every 2 weeks with a baby shampoo or a shampoo and conditioner proper for brushes (eg, Sephora or Bare Escentuals) or with a Daily Spray Vleaner (example: Sephora Collection Daily Brush Cleaner) or specific cleaning wipes (For example: Sephora Collection Make Up Brush Cleansing Wipes). However, foundation and concealer brushes should be washed every day in order to avoid dirt and bacteria that start accumulating. Also, the sponges should be washed weekly and rinsed with cold water. Besides, they should not be kept for more than two months. At last, always keep your creams, moisturizers and lipsticks in the refrigerator so that they last a lot more.

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Nada dura para sempre... nem mesmo os produtos de beleza.

Cosméticos com o prazo de validade expirado significam que está na altura de limpar o seu necessaire

Tem o seu necessaire a transbordar de maquilhagem que começa a feder? Então, está na altura de uma limpeza de primavera! 
 
 Da moda à beleza, uma limpeza de Primavera é uma das melhores maneiras de se livrar do que você já não necessita. 
 
Quando se trata de maquilhagem, existem diversas razões pelas quais você não deve perdurar com os seus produtos de lado quando você realmente não os usa muito. Há muita trama há volta de maquilhagem com a validade ultrapassada!

Pincéis e recipientes ficam contaminados com o passar tempo. Existem mais de 30.000 casos de alergias relacionadas a cosméticos anualmente. Conjuntivite ou danos na córnea são as mais comuns relacionadas com os olhos.

Higiene básica é a chave: Antes de aplicar maquilhagem, lavar bem a sua cara e as mãos com sabonete de preferência antibacteriano. Não partilhe a sua maquilhagem com outras pessoas. 

Não misture água, ou ainda pior, saliva, com os seus cosméticos pois, as bactérias irão aumentar descontroladamente. Se a maquilhagem perder a sua textura ou consistência original  é porque, os conservantes perderam a sua eficácia.

Mas quando é que devemos deitar fora os produtos?

 
A longevidade da sua maquilhagem depende de vários factores. Se um produto tiver um odor rançoso ou mudar de cor, deite-o fora.
Certifique-se que mantém os seus lápis de olhos e lábios afiados regularmente. Isso previne de todas as bactérias indesejáveis.
Maquilhagem ainda não usada deve ser mantida num local escuro, sem temperaturas extremas.
Mantenha sempre os seus recipientes limpos e devidamente fechados. 

Aqui está um guia rápido sobre a longevidade média dos seus produtos de beleza que foi estimada:

 Se os seus produtos contêm data de validade, tal como, muitas bases, tente não ultrapassar a data em vez de mantê-los para sempre. A data surge na maior parte das vezes na parte oposta à que indica o nome do produto ou na caixa e surge representada por um símbolo. Veja-se abaixo um exemplo:

   
* Base: 6-12 meses, dependendo se é à base de óleo ou de água (se for à base de água dura mais tempo).
    * Corrector: 12-18 meses 
    * Primer: 12 meses
    * Pó Bronzeador: até 2 anos
    * Blush em pó: até 2 anos
    * Blush em creme ou stick: 6-12 meses
    
* Pós soltos e pós compactos: até 2 anos
    
* Lápis de olhos: até 2 anos 
    * Eyeliner líquido, em gel ou em caneta: 6-12 meses
    
* Sombra em pó: 2 anos 
    * Sombra em creme ou gel: 6-12 meses.
    * Highlighter/"Iluminador" em pó: 2 anos
    * Highlighter/"Iluminador" líquido: 6-12 meses
    
* Máscara: entre 3-6 meses, dependendo do uso.
    
* Lápis de lábios: 2 anos
    
* Batom e Bálsamo Labial: verifique sempre se há um cheiro rançoso pois, constitui um indicador para deitá-lo fora. Segundo, os especialistas pode usá-los durante 2-4 anos.
   * Lipgloss: 18 meses
   * Pigmentos soltos: 2 anos
   * Verniz de unhas: 12 meses. Pode-se preservar até 2 anos se for mantido no frigorífico.
  * Cremes, Géis de limpeza, Tónicos, Esfoliantes, Shampoo, Condicionador, Máscara Hidratante, Gel de Banho, Lacas, Diluente para unhas, Loção Corporal: 12 meses

Lave os seus pincéis regularmente a cada 2 semanas com um shampoo de bebé ou shampoo e condicionador próprio para pincéis (exemplo: Sephora ou Bare Escentuals) ou com um Spray de limpeza diário específico (exemplo: Sephora Collection Daily Brush Cleaner) ou toalhitas de limpeza também específicas (Por exemplo: Sephora Collection Make Up Brush Cleansing Wipes). No entanto, pincéis utilizados para a base e o corrector devem ser lavados todos os dias para que se evite que a sujidade e as bactérias se acumulem. Já, as esponjas devem ser lavadas semanalmente e com água fria. Além disso, não devem ser mantidas por mais de dois meses. Por último, mantenha sempre os seus cremes e batons no frigorífico para que estes durem mais tempo.


Adapted text./Texto adaptado.

3.4.10

Spring 2010: Top 10 Make-up



 1. Dior Diorshow Extase Mascara; 2. Chanel Rouge Coco Lipstick; 3. NYX Pen Eyeliner; 4. Chanel 527 Nouvelle Vague Nail Polish;  5. Chanel 505 Particulière Nail Polish;



6. NYX Silky Rose Blush; 7. MAC Frost Lipstick in Angel; 8. Bobby Brown Shimmering Nudes Palette; 9. Benefit I'm with the band Lipgloss; 10. Maybelline Mineral Bronzer Powder.

Spring 2010 Makeup Trend: Green Eyes

Re-create the emerald eye look from the Issa spring 2010 show

 “Vibrant shadows look great with black,” says makeup maestro Pat McGrath, who used onyx eye shadow and soft black pencil to make CoverGirl’s emerald eye shadow smolder at the Issa spring 2010 show. Inspired by tropical storms and lush-colored jungles, McGrath finished the layered look with a touch of gold along the inner corners, a dash of turquoise on the outer edges, and “lots of mascara.”

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Tendência de Maquilhagem desta Primavera: Pálpebras Verdes
 Re-crie a aparência dos olhos de esmeralda da colecção da Primavera 2010 de Issa


"Sombras vibrantes ficam bem com o preto", diz o maquilhador formador Pat McGrath, que usou a sombra de olhos na cor ónix e lápis preto macio para fazer com a sombra esmeralda da marca CoverGirl seja o centro das atenções na colecção de Primavera 2010 de Issa. Inspirado pelas tempestades tropicais e selvas exuberantes e coloridas, McGrath terminou o olhar em camadas com um toque de ouro ao longo dos cantos internos, uma pitada de azul-turquesa nas extremidades, e "abuse da máscara."


Credits to: Elle

2.4.10

Spring Makeup Trend: Turquoise Eyeliner

Bright-eyed beauties walked the runway at Nanette Lepore’s spring 2010 show

“It’s all based on childlike innocence—it’s as if a child got hold of a crayon and colored under their eyes with it,” says makeup artist Polly Osmond about the bright-eyed look she created for Nanette Lepore’s spring 2010 show. “Using the blue, I went right underneath the eye and on the inside rim as well. It’s a bit smudgy.”
To complement the bold turquoise eyeliner, Osmond chose an equally striking color for the lips and cheeks: orange. “During the makeup test with Nanette, there was a thank-you card hanging on her wall—on it was a drawing of a '60s-style model with huge blue-lined eyes, orange cheeks, and orange lips,” says Osmond about her inspiration for the color palette. Calling orange lipstick “a great alternative to red,” Osmond used M.A.C Lipstick in So Chaud (a reddish-brown orange) on models with darker skin tones and M.A.C Morange (a cool, bluish mandarin) on those with lighter complexions.

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Tendência de Maquilhagem Primaveril: Eyeliner Turquesa
 Belezas de olhares vibrantes desfilaram a colecção de Primavera 2010 por Nanette Lepore

"É tudo baseado na inocência de uma criança, é como se uma pegasse num lápis colorido e pintasse os seus olhos com ele", diz a maquilhadora Polly Osmond sobre o look de cores vibrantes que ela criou para o desfile de Nanette Lepore na sua colecção de Primavera 2010. "Usando o azul, eu fui logo abaixo do olho e na borda de dentro também. Depois, esfuma-se. "
Para complementar o eyeliner azul turquesa sem brilhos, Osmond escolheu uma cor igualmente marcante para os lábios e bochechas: laranja. "Durante o teste de maquilhagem com Nanette, havia um cartão de agradecimento pendurado na sua parede que era um desenho de um modelo dos anos 60, com enormes olhos delineados a azul, bochechas e lábios laranja.", diz Osmond sobre a sua inspiração para a paleta de cores. Designando o batom laranja como "uma grande alternativa para o vermelho", Osmond terá usado o batom MAC no tom So Chaud (uma cor laranja avermelhada a atirar para o castanho) em modelos com tons de pele mais escura e o MAC Morange (um tom de mandarina mais claro) sobre aqueles com pele mais clara.


Credits to:  Elle

22.3.10

Spring 2010 Makeup Trends for Every Age according to Real Beauty Magazine

Give your brown shadow and neutral lipstick a break. This season is all about bright, vibrant colors. Here, tips on how to pull it off.

20s: Hot Pink Cheeks

Pink blush like Leighton Meester's looks lively and feminine — perfect for spring. "In your 20s you can get away with a very bright shade," says Tayaba Jafri, Laura Mercier Global Makeup Artist. To avoid a clownish effect, use a fluffy brush to apply the color just to the apples of your cheeks and be sure to blend.

MAC Powder Blush in Full Fuchsia, $18.50, maccosmetics.com



20s: Matte Skin

After several seasons of dewy skin, it's fun to try out a more polished, matte effect, and youthful skin is the perfect canvas, says Jafri. To get Kim Kardashian's flawless look, use a powder like Bare Escentuals bareMinerals SPF 15 Matte Foundation.

$28, sephora.com



30s: Statement Lips

Ruby-hued lips dominated the red carpet during awards season (check out the look on Diane Kruger), but it's not the only eye-catching shade out there. "Plum and berry colors are great options too," says Jafri.





30s: Dramatic Liner

For a sexy night-out look like the one Ginnifer Goodwin has here, rim your upper and lower lash lines. Skip liquid versions, which can be tricky to work with, and use a long-lasting cream version instead. A good one: Laura Mercier Caviar Eye Liner.

$22, sephora.com



40s: Metallic Eye Shadow

Switch it up from the usual matte charcoal shadow shades and choose a shimmering gold or bronze hue for Cate Blanchett's dazzling look.

Urban Decay Smoke Out Kit in Deep Greens, $34, urbandecay.com




40s: Strong Brows

Not only are full, defined brows like Salma Hayek's on trend right now, but they also have an anti-aging effect on your face, says Jafri. For easy at-home shaping, try the Christi Harris Precision Brow Planing System.

$39.95, christiharrisbrows.com



50s: Plump Lips

Nothing makes you look younger than volume, especially when it's in your lips. To score a fuller mouth sans needles, try a plumping lip gloss in a soft berry or plum shade. A good one: Lorac Lotsa Lip Plumping Lip Gloss in Naughty.

$18.50, sephora.com


50s: Glowing Skin

Mineral makeup can help your complexion appear more youthful and radiant. For healthy, luminous skin like Michelle Pfeiffer's, use a hydrating product like Physicians Formula Healthy Wear SPF 50 Tinted Moisturizer.

$14.95, physiciansformula.com




Credits to: Real Beauty

1.3.10

How often should you clean your make up brushes?



Often! Dirty brushes, powder puffs, and sponges are not good for your skin. Puffs and sponges are more disposable (in most cases) and should be replaced after several times using them. Also, they do not dry easily after cleansing and they are significantly cheaper than a quality set of cosmetic brushes.
A dirty makeup brush is not only unhygienic but is quite likely to worsen or cause more breakouts, rashes, etc. Therefore, you should always clean your makeup brushes as they almost always have build ups of makeup, oil and bacteria. Once every 2-4 weeks should suffice for most people. However, there are some exceptions: if you use every day a foundation brush or concealer brush, you should clean them everyday. There are several products easy to use like, for example, the Sephora Daily Brush Cleaner To Go or Bare Escentuals Quick Change. You just put some of the product on a tissue and then wipe the brush! Also, these products are pretty affordable. However, if you want to clean them away better, there are many brush cleaners available. Two excellent brands worth mentioning are Masters Brush Cleaner & Preserver and "Pink Soap" Artist Brush Cleaner and Conditioner. They both clean and rinse out very well. They are available at any good art supply or cosmetic store. Other option is using a good quality baby shampoo. Johnson's Baby will do the job! Let brushes air dry. I do not recommend using a hair dryer to speed the process up. Heat damages brushes much in the same way it does hair and can cause the glue that binds the brush to it's handle to melt and ruin the brush. Finally, you can use make up wipes also pretty effective.

Make Up Brushes




If you don't want to buy the MAC brushes, a decent, comparable set of make up brushes used by many make up artists is from SIGMA . It's as great as the MAC brushes! Also, they use the same brush numeration like them. Visit: http://www.sigmamakeup.com/products.html
A lot of people recommend Coastal Scents brushes but, they shred a lot, don't make the mistake of your life by buying them.
Buying brushes on Ebay is a risk, probabilities of being fake ones are huge.