If you liked what I had to say about Bobbi Brown's Creamy Concealer Kit then you'll be blown away by the new three-in-one Undercover Pot Camouflage from Laura Mercier ($34). When you flip open the lid on the first tier you'll find a moist, slick and easy spreadable Secret Concealer sitting side-by-side with a corresponding shade of waxy and hard-textured Secret Camouflage.
This combination is Mercier's favorite way to customize the perfect color for your skin tone. The Secret Camouflage is thicker and is used to contour, even out blotchiness and cover blemishes. After you apply it (using your finger or a brush), smooth on some of the Secret Concealer. The creamy and light formula provides full coverage while also brightening the area around the eye.
Now, let's not forget the final product in the pot — oh yes, it continues to get better. The bottom tier houses a Translucent Loose Setting Powder to ensure a smooth, long-lasting flawless finish. All of the products are oil-free and have been designed in a compact, travel-friendly package. Undercover Pot Camouflage will be available in the Flawless Face product range (for Fall) this August in four shades.
Things are getting haute in Paris this week, as the famous fashion houses show off their couture offerings. First up: Giorgio Armani and Christian Dior. Fab loved Dior's dresses, and I'm a fan of the models' beautiful hair and makeup. Take a look to see which trends may trickle down to the mainstream this fall.
Earlier this month, Lily Allen dyed her hair neon pink and instead of coloring it again, she's let it fade into a soft shade of cotton candy. When she first came on the scene, her hair was jet black until she drastically bleached it blonde. I can't wait to see what's next — I wonder if it will be fire-engine red, or something more traditional like light brown. Out of these four hair colors, which do you prefer on Ms. Allen?
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The Summer rays can wreak havoc not only on your skin but on your hair too. For your skin there's sunscreen, but how do you protect your hair from the elements? Luckily our friends at Sephora and I have just the answer.
This Summer Mr. Frédéric Fekkai himself has got you covered. He's released two limited-edition products to help you manage your mane. The Summer Hair Zero-Humidity Frizz Control helps keep humidity at bay, prevent frizz, and block UV rays. The Summer Hair Sunshine Shield Spray adds shine while also blocking UV rays and environmental pollutants.
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Another week, another BellaSugar beauty quiz. Do you know how these celebrities got their start in the business? See if you can guess which of these famous actresses began their careers as former beauty pageant winners — it's not always who you'd expect!
It's out with the old and in with the new, as Sephora says au revoir to Bourjois. Word on the street is that the brand may be popping up at Target (it's already happening in Australia), but until then, check out the clearance sale. It's a little picked over, but you can still score 25 percent discounts on summery items such as bronzers — not to mention good prices on staple items like mascara.
Kristin Cavallari went with a black-lace, bra-baring top at The Breeders' Cup Winners Circle Event in LA. She paired it with black skinny pants, and kept things neutral with beige patent pumps and a matching clutch.