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| Kinerase Ultra Hydrating Repair Mask is like a miracle in a jar... |
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Get Skin as Smooth as a Baby's Butt
Saturday, November 27, 2010
DIY Skin-Softening Oatmeal and Honey Milk Bath
This DIY milk bath is perfect for fall and winter because the pampering ingredients soften and hydrate your skin:
You'll need:
1 cup of whole milk
2 tbs. of honey
1 cup of liquid strained from cooked oatmeal (you can use whole oats but it can be a nightmare to clean them out of the drain)
Pour these ingredients into your bath water and let your skin soak for at least 15 minutes. The lactic acid in the milk helps slough off dry skin while the honey and oatmeal comfort and moisturize your skin.
You'll need:
1 cup of whole milk
2 tbs. of honey
1 cup of liquid strained from cooked oatmeal (you can use whole oats but it can be a nightmare to clean them out of the drain)
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Pour these ingredients into your bath water and let your skin soak for at least 15 minutes. The lactic acid in the milk helps slough off dry skin while the honey and oatmeal comfort and moisturize your skin.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Starry Night at Bergdorf Goodman
I entered a contest on Polyvore where I designed a holiday-themed window for Bergdorf Goodman:
Monday, November 15, 2010
When Demi Moore Gives You Anti-Aging Advice, You LISTEN!
If you're like me, cold weather tends to make you lazy. Who wants to
do anything in the winter except snuggle under a warm blanket and watch
TV? The laziness also extends to beauty regimens - most people don't
want to spend any extra time moisturizing but this might change your
mind:
When asked by Allure magazine what her beauty secret was, Demi Moore said, "I moisturize, moisturize, moisturize..."
1. Eye cream - Even if you're too young for wrinkles, the skin around your eyes needs some extra hydration to keep it smooth and soft when it's cold out.
When asked by Allure magazine what her beauty secret was, Demi Moore said, "I moisturize, moisturize, moisturize..."
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1. Eye cream - Even if you're too young for wrinkles, the skin around your eyes needs some extra hydration to keep it smooth and soft when it's cold out.
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Friday, November 5, 2010
Finally, Lace is Sexy Again
All the grandma-inspired lace clothing that
killed lace's sexy reputation in the last few years made me want to scream. There's no reason that 20something year old girls should be wearing clothes that look like they belong on the crazy 90-year-old cat lady next door.
Thankfully, alluring peek-a-boo lace is back and hotter than ever and the fashion world can breathe a collective sigh of relief. You can find it everywhere, on any budget. Here are few of my personal favorites under $100:
1. The "This ain't your grandma's lace" dress:
Thankfully, alluring peek-a-boo lace is back and hotter than ever and the fashion world can breathe a collective sigh of relief. You can find it everywhere, on any budget. Here are few of my personal favorites under $100:
1. The "This ain't your grandma's lace" dress:
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| Lace overlay skirt, on sale for $29.99, Fredericks.com |
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
This Season's Trends Make Cold Weather Look Hot
Cold weather giving you a bad case of the "blahs"? Forget about ugly
UGG boots and lumpy bubble jackets- counteract the drab and grey with
the flashy and colorful. The most popular accessories this season are a
culmination of all of the boldest, sexiest, most attention-grabbing
trends from the past decade:
1. Purple, mustard, fuschia and other deep colors
1. Purple, mustard, fuschia and other deep colors
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| Burberry Citrine Trench Coat |
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| Alexandre Birman gold python cut-out bootie |
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| Christian Louboutin Supra Thigh-High Boots |
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| Witchery gold sequin jacket |
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Friday, February 12, 2010
Tom Binns x Disney Couture Jewelry Collection
As little girls, we loved to play dress up with plastic kid-jewelry,
imagining we were Cinderella, Pocahontas, Jasmine, Belle, or whichever
Disney princess' movie we just watched. Now, thanks to a collabo between
Tom Binns and Disney Couture, we'll get to rock jewelry that subtly
reminds us of those youthful days. I say "subtly" because these aren't
toys made out of plastic beads and charms shaped like Bambi - in fact, a
lot of Tom Binn's Alice in Wonderland pieces show Disney's dark side.
Here are my favorite picks, some from Tom Binn's edgy line and a few
other unique ones. All of them make great statement pieces and, at the
very least, awesome icebreakers.
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