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Beauty Icon: Marilyn Monroe Would Have Been 85 Today

Beauty Icon: Marilyn Monroe Would Have Been 85 Today

June 1, 2011 in Beauty Tips and Tricks, General

Can you believe Marilyn Monroe would have been 85 today?! In honor of one of the most famous beauty icons of the 20th century, check out some of Marilyn’s beauty secrets (although we can’t say that they’ll actually work).

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1. Marilyn’s first husband Jim Dougherty recalls that she used to wash her face with Shu Uemura cleansing oil and then rinsed 15 times with cold water.

2. Monroe used either Elizabeth Arden’s Pat-A-Creme foundation or Erno Laszlo foundation. She also used Erno Laszlo Duo-Phase Face Powder.

3. She would take ice baths (with a little bit of Chanel No. 5 added in) to keep her skin tight and cellulite free.

4. She always used Nivea Skin Moisturizing lotion.

5.  Marilyn layered five different red lipsticks, strategically placed, to contour and highlight her lips and give depth and fullness.

6. She always wore false eyelashes but would cut them in half and only apply the outer half.

Happy Birthday Marilyn Monroe!

5 Beauty Resolutions to Start Right Now

5 Beauty Resolutions to Start Right Now

January 1, 2011 in Beauty Tips and Tricks, General

Sleep Makeup 5 Beauty Resolutions to Start Right Now

1. Wash Your Face at Night, Every Night

Yes, it’s annoying and obviously you want to climb into bed as soon as you can, especially after a night out, but washing your face needs to be a consistent step in your beauty routine!

As you sleep, your skin works to repair itself. If you don’t wash your face, not only are preventing your skin from breathing, but you are letting all of the dirt, oil, and debris from the day soak into your skin and clog your pores!

Don’t Believe Me?

Squeeze some toner to a cotton pad and apply it to your face at the end of the day. Now, look at the cotton pad. Most likely, the cotton pad will be dirty and disgusting. This is what sits on your face for hours while you sleep!!

At the very least, keep a pack of cleansing wipes on your bedside table to do a quick rub down before you pass out. Your skin will thank you in the morning.

111 5 Beauty Resolutions to Start Right Now2. Splurge on Foundation

I’m a huge fan of scouring the drugstore beauty aisles in search of amazing steals, but there is one item (okay, maybe not just one:)) that I will not skimp on. Foundation!

While you can definitely find a few gems in the drugstore, (I love Revlon Colorstay and Black Opal foundations), nothing really compares to higher end, professional foundations.

You have a greater chance of finding your perfect shade, the quality is better and you’ll have more options when it comes to the type of finish you desire, be it dewy, matte, satin, natural etc..

Perfect your canvas and you’ll find that the rest of your makeup will just look better.

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3. Stop Smoking Now

You know it’s bad for you, so why haven’t you quit?

Aside from the fact that you are 10-20 times more likely to get lung cancer than a non smoker, you are aging yourself with every puff!

With each inhale, more than a trillion free radicals are produced in your lungs. Free radicals speed up the aging process immensely. Smoking also depletes the collagen in your skin, which in turn, gives you premature wrinkles. Collagen fibers are protein fibers which work with elastin to give your body tissue firmness and strength.

Aside from aging you at a much faster rate, smoking also:

-Causes dark circles

-Clogs pores

-Gives you ugly lip lines

-Turns your teeth yellow

-Makes your hair brittle and dull

Stay beautiful, stop smoking!

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4. Learn How to Apply False Eyelashes

Applying false eyelashes is on the majority of women’s “wtf, how do I do this” list. Despite the frustrations they cause, false lashes are a great way to jazz up your makeup and add a little extra drama to your eyes on special occasions. This year, face your fear of the false lash and learn to apply them once and for all!

Tips:

-Use a handheld or vanity mirror and position it on the counter so you are looking down (with your eyes) into it. This will put your eyes at the perfect angle and you will still be able to see what you are doing.

-One of the biggest mistakes people make is trying to apply the lash before the glue is tacky! This is so important! Wait longer than you think you should and it will be so much easier to get the lash to adhere. If you apply before the glue has a chance to get sticky, it will make a huge mess as the lash flutters around, unattached to your eyelid.

-Cut the lash in half and apply each half separately! The smaller strip will be easier to manipulate until you get the hang of it.

old makeup 5 Beauty Resolutions to Start Right Now5. Clean Out Your Makeup Bag

Alright, tell the truth, how old is that lipstick in the bottom of your makeup bag?

Many women are unaware that their makeup actually has a shelf life. This year, freshen up your makeup collection by trashing any item that has been lingering around for longer than you’d like to admit.

The Shelf Life of Your Makeup

  • Oil-Free Foundation: One Year
  • Cream Foundation: 18 Months
  • Concealer: 12-18 Months
  • Powder: Two Years
  • Blush & Bronzer: 18 Months – 2 Years
  • Cream Blush: 12-18 Months
  • Eye shadow: 2-3 Years.
  • Cream Eyeshadow: 12- 18 Months
  • Eyeliner: 2 years
  • Liquid Eyeliner: Six Months
  • Lipstick/Lip Gloss: 2-3 Years
  • Lipliner: 2 Years
  • Mascara: 3-4 Months!
  • Nail Polish: 1-2 Years
  • Check out my post on how to tell if your makeup is expired: HERE

    What are Your Beauty Resolutions This Year??

    How to Look Good Under Fluorescent Lights

    March 14, 2010 in Beauty Tips and Tricks, General, How-To's:

    Makeup Tips For the Office

    How to Apply Makeup For Fluorescent Lighting 1024x768 How to Look Good Under Fluorescent LightsMillions of people work in an office environment. We sit inside classrooms from the time we are five years old, until we are 18+. With so much of our lives spent beneath fluorescent lighting, it is a shame just how unflattering it really is!! While candlelight may not be ideal, it sure as hell would make us all look a lot better icon smile How to Look Good Under Fluorescent Lights ! On a recent trip to the doctor’s office, I was visually assaulted by the powerful, cobalt blue eyeshadow beaming off of the receptionist’s eyelids. While mildly inappropriate at 8am under most circumstances, the fluorescent lighting was not doing this poor woman any favors. If you are working in an office or attending school, these next few tips are dedicated to you!  Your makeup can still look hot despite your unfortunate lighting circumstances icon lol How to Look Good Under Fluorescent Lights

    Keep Reading for the Do’s and Don’ts of Fluorescent Lighting

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    How To: Make Your Nose Look Thinner

    How To: Make Your Nose Look Thinner

    January 25, 2010 in Beauty Tips and Tricks, Face, General, How-To's:

    Rhinoplasty is one of the top five most common plastic surgery procedures performed each year! The good news is makeup can be an effective way to slim your nose instead of choosing to go under the knife.

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    Jessica Alba Has One Of the Most Requested Noses, Say Plastic Surgeons

    Using Makeup to Create the Illusion of a New Nose

    What You’ll Need:

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    Contour Powder/Cream

    You can use a product made specifically for contouring, or try a foundation 2-3 shades darker than your skin tone. Matte brown eyeshadow can work just as well too!

    -I recommend Makeup Forever’s Sculpting Kit and Kevyn Aucoin Sculpting Powder. The contour shades are really unique and give off  a “shadow” color which is exactly what you want your contouring to look like,  shadows!

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    Highlight

    I prefer a matte highlighter when contouring noses. A white/nude eyeshadow would work will, or try a foundation color 2-3 shades lighter than your skin tone.

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    Angled Brush

    An angled brush is ideal for sculpting noses. Keep it small so that you have more control over where your product ends up.

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    Fluffy Blending Brush or Sponge

    For blending your contouring. I like the Beauty Blender sponge to soften lines, but brushes work well too.

    How To: Slim a Wide Nose

    Step 1- Apply your foundation. You can do your face now, or wait until the end. I would wait until the end so that you will be able to judge how your new contouring will look with your overall face.

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    Step 2- Dip your angled brush into your contour powder/cream/eyeshadow and draw a line down each side of your nose. Keep it light. It’s easier to build product than to take it away. (Check out the diagram above to get an idea about where to place your lines).

    **Optional Contouring: Depending on Your Specific Nose**

    how to contour your nose 300x300 How To: Make Your Nose Look ThinnerIf your nose is wide all the way up, carry your line to the bridge of the nose.

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    If your nose is wider at the bottom, draw a small line outward when you get to your nostrils.

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    If the tip is wide or bulbous (omg, I hate that word!! I had to use it though, sorry), draw a “down-facing arrow” once you reach the tip.

    Step 3: Clean off your brush.

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    Step 4: Dip your brush in your highlight powder/cream/ eyeshadow and draw a slender stripe down the center of your nose. (See Diagram).


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    If the bottom or tip of your nose is wide, only take your highlight half-way down.

    fake a thin nose How To: Make Your Nose Look ThinnerStep 5: Take a clean fluffy brush or makeup sponge and blend your lines (be careful not to blend them together though). Blend until you can’t see a “line” anymore; it should look natural. Obviously, my diagram is just for reference. Please don’t go outside looking like Jennifer Aniston in this picture haha..

    If you have followed the directions correctly, you should notice a subtle change in your nose! Let me know if it worked for you, or if you have any questions!!

    How To: Conceal a Pimple

    How To: Conceal a Pimple

    January 12, 2010 in Beauty Tips and Tricks, Face, General, How-To's:, Skin

    We all get them, and for some reason it’s usually during life’s most inconvenient moments! Your wedding, prom, first date, important meeting… you know how it goes. Instead of freaking out and playing hooky, try these simple steps to cover up the monster and live your life!

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    Megan covers up her pimples too! From a distance, they are practically invisible

    Zap Your Zits With Makeup

    1. If you have time, press an ice cube onto the offender for several minutes. Ice will help to make the swelling go down and will also reduce the redness. You can also rub a little Visine on it; Visine banishes the red in your eyes and does the same for pimples!

    2. If it’s already been popped, apply some moisturizer to eliminate as much flakiness and dryness as possible.

    3. Apply your full foundation. Covering up any pimples you may have is the last step.

    4. Next, get out your concealer, and it should match your skin perfectly! I hear a lot of people recommending that your concealer be lighter than your skin. MAYBE for under eyes but not when covering up zits. If you use a lighter concealer, it will just bring unwanted attention to your monster.

    5. Load up a concealer brush, the pointier ones will work best for this. Now, stipple the concealer onto your zit with the brush.

    **Stippling means to dab the product on, rather than rubbing or stroking it over your zit. Pretend you’re doing morse code over your pimple! **

    You want as much coverage as possible and stroking tends to rub off the product. No bueno.

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    5. Now that the product has been stippled on, blend the outer edges of the concealer into the rest of your foundation. DO NOT touch or blend the actual zit. If the concealer that’s layering your pimple looks cakey or thick, keep stippling it in, or dab the excess off with your finger.

    6. Once the outer edges have been blended, set the area gently with powder. Loose powder is best but if you have to use a compact powder don’t rub it on. Take an eyeshadow brush, load it up with your powder and gently touch it to the newly concealed pimple.

    Voila!

    **REMEMBER: Makeup can only cover up color, not texture. You will probably still see “the bump” but as long as it matches the rest of your face, it won’t be noticeable.

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    Concealers I Recommend:

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    Makeup Forever Camouflage Creme Palettes.

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    Benefit’s Boi-ing Concealer

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    Amazing Cosmetics Concealer

    Look Your Best: Getting Back to the Grind

    January 3, 2010 in Beauty Tips and Tricks, General

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    Say No To The Monday Blues!

    The Holidays Are Over!! Yay!!

    No offense if you’re a total fan, but I know I could do without all the excessive spending, little to no work, and added drama icon smile Look Your Best: Getting Back to the Grind Regardless of how you feel about them, they are over for another year and now is the time to think about heading back to work/school/the grind tomorrow! Whether you’ve added a few extra pounds, partied too hard, or lost sleep over how your bank account is holding up after Christmas, try these tips to look well rested, and fresh for the new year.

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    Get a Good Night’s Sleep!

    First and foremost, a good night’s sleep will give you a clear head and make you look well-rested (without having to fake it!).  Experts recommend getting at least 8 hours. Your body, mind and soul and will be ready for whatever you throw at it tomorrow, if you get enough sleep tonight!

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    Experiment with a Bright Color.

    Bright colors are fun, playful and scream “confident!”  Try a purple eyeliner, or a wash of green eyeshadow over your eyelids. If you’re heading to the office, experiment with a colorful lipstick. I love glossy, watermelon colored lips!  Or try a hot pink like Alexis Bledel (above).

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    Add A Little Glow.

    Nothing screams “fresh-faced” like glowy skin! Look how gorgeous Hayden Pannettiere looks with a dewy complexion! To get the look: add a highlighter (my favorite is of course, NARS Multiple in Copacabana) to the tops of your cheekbones and done the bridge of your nose. If you don’t have a highlighter on hand, take a shimmery champagne eyeshadow or pigment, load up a fluffy brush with the color and lightly sweep along your cheekbones. Viola!

    Take it one step further by rubbing your whole body down with a shimmery body lotion.

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    Pamper your Peepers.

    If you are tired or hungover, your eyes will give it away! Make sure to give your peepers a little extra TLC tonight, and your whole face will thank you in the morning. Take a chamomile tea bag, soak it in warm water for 2-3 minutes and place them over your eyes for 10 minutes. Cucumbers work just as well to reduce bags and puff!


    Beauty on a Budget

    December 8, 2009 in Beauty Tips and Tricks, General

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    99 Cents Only Stores = Unexpected Beauty Goldmine!

    I was running errands today and decided to run into a 99 Cents Only store to pick up a few things for cheap. I got sucked in so deep and winded up buying way more than anticipated but I probably saved $50!! The beauty section is always hit or miss in these stores but today I left with six pairs of eyelashes for $4! If you are on a strict budget, don’t worry! 99 Cents Only Stores are an amazing resource to pick up some great beauty items for practically nothing!

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    I Reccomend:

    Eyelashes. If you can find them, I definitely recommend picking some up fast! At $4.99 a pop in the drugstore, these are amazing finds.

    Anything  With a Name Brand. A lot of times, 99 Cents Only Stores get shipments of items that do not sell in the stores, or may have broken containers. I saw some Banana Boat self tanner (not the kind I use) in perfect condition! They also had a lot of L’Oreal.

    Hair Accessories. The store I went to had SO many combs, brushes, bobby pins, rubber bands, clips etc. This is a great place to stock up on hair items, and you could potentially save tons of money! I’ve gotten an economy pack of combs before and the quality was great. The brushes look a little sketchy so take a good look at them before you decide to buy. This time, I bought 100 black bobby pins (see pic above!).

    Sunscreen. I saw soo many bottles of sunscreen it was insane. Banana Boat and Coppertone in Sport, Waterproof and spray! I was excited to see the spray kind because I use it on set to make skin shiny, and it’s usually over $8! Since it’s winter, they were way overstocked on sun protection.

    Random Items. I bought a small bottle of glycerine (I use it to simulate sweat and tears) in CVS it’s a few bucks awhile back, and just bought a big one today  for of course, 99 cents. There were also random items that could save you a few dollars here and there such as loofahs, nail polish remover, brand name toothpastes, Chapstick, Q-Tips, cotton balls and hydrogen peroxide.

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    I Would Stay Away From:

    Shampoo and Body Wash. Not that it would be bad to use, just not ideal. I think all the shampoos and body washes were the 99 Cents Only Store brand and I cannot imagine them being the best quality.

    Skincare. Unless it’s a recognizable brand name, I would stay away from the generic skincare that line the shelves of the store. I took a look at an “Aloe Vera” moisturizer which looked good, but discovered there was no aloe vera in the ingredient’s list! Only mineral oil and a bunch of other chemicals. No bueno.

    My Eyelash Purchase:

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    These eyelashes came in packs of two, so I was able to get two pairs for 99 cents! They look pretty cool; definitely for more dramatic looks since they are on the long side. I can also use them to layer over other eyelash strips too since they are pretty sparse.

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    These pairs came individually so I spent $2 on both. I like these more because they are a lot shorter and more natural looking. They look almost identical to the lashes I buy a lot from CVS.  I would have gotten more pairs but I literally picked up every pair they had. You’ll have to look hard to find them since they seem to be a hot ticket item!

    How To: Look Good on the Slopes

    December 3, 2009 in Beauty Tips and Tricks, General

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    Snow Bunnies are Sexy!

    I’m in Colorado for the week and I am being a typical California girl in the snow, freaked out and way under dressed lol! Although it’s a bit daunting, I’ve picked up on some great tips, so this post is dedicated to the ladies who are struggling to look cute on the slopes this Winter.

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    Wear Sunscreen-

    Just because it’s cold outside, doesn’t mean you can skip the sunscreen. In fact, snow reflects 80% of the suns rays so you actually need it more! Choose a waterproof sunscreen, SPF 30 or higher to protect your skin and eliminate the risk of looking like a lobster later on in the cabin.

    Go Waterproof-

    Every time I go snowboarding I wind up soaking wet, probably because I spend half the time on my butt post fall lol! Obviously, when snow melts it becomes water, so it’s common sense to choose waterproof makeup before hitting the slopes to reduce the risk of your mascara running and you eyeliner rubbing off. L’Oreal Voluminous mascara has a really good waterproof version. Smashbox’s Jet Set eyeliner is a great waterproof formula and MUFE’s Aqua Eyes eyeliner does not budge!

    Skip the Blush-

    When it’s cold outside, your skin will naturally start to flush. When you’ve been snowboarding or skiing, not only are you exposed to the cold for long periods of time but you’re exercising too! Chances are you will have perfect “just-been-skiing” cheeks naturally!

    Less is More-

    Don’t over do the makeup!! Snowboarding and skiing are essentially EXERCISE, so it’s really just more of a hassle to get dolled up. If you are one of those girls that won’t go out of the house without makeup, or if you have a sexy snow date you need to look hot for, keeping the makeup light can still look super pretty! Opt for a shimmery champagne colored shadow to apply to your whole eyelid. Apply your waterproof eyeliner on the upper eyelid and top it off with several layers of waterproof mascara. If you usually wear bottom eyeliner, keep it lighter than usual because it will most likely start to run, making you look like a raccoon. Remember to skip the blush and apply a lip stain to your lips to reduce the need for constant touch ups!!

    Control Your Hair-

    Long, flowy hair looks amazing on the slopes, until you’ve finished one run, and now its a wet, tangly mess! Do yourself a favor and get rid of the hair. Tie it up in a high ponytail with a sexy bow, or go for a sportier look with two side braids. For the easiest, most low maintenance  look, put on a cute hat and be done with it!

    Partygoers- What to Pack for Vegas!

    November 28, 2009 in Beauty Tips and Tricks, General

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    Viva Las Vegas

    My sister finally turned 21, and of course we are in VEGAS to celebrate!! Packing for this exciting weekend made me think about some key beauty items to bring when heading out to the city of sin.

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    1. Glitter/Shimmer/Sparkle

    The Strip is FILLED with bright lights, flashy signs and neon colors. It’s an unwritten rule that you must sparkle if you want to get noticed here!! icon smile Partygoers  What to Pack for Vegas! Break out your glittery, shimmery products and let yourself shine.

    Some Ideas to Incorporate Shimmer in Your Vegas Makeup:

    -Add a subtle glitter liner on your upper or lower lashline to make your eyes stand out.

    -Highlight your the tops of your cheekbones so when they catch the lights you will glow. An added bonus is that it will give the illusion of awesome bone structure! My favorites are Smashbox’s Artificial Light and NARS Multiple in Copacabana.

    -Pick a bright, pearly color and apply it to the inner corners of your eyes (near the tear ducts). It will give you a pop of color and fun without being too over the top.

    -Make your body glisten with a sparkly body powder or lotion. I love Scott Barnes Body Bling, and Urban Decay’s body powder (it’s also flavored!!)

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    2.  Blotting Sheets

    It can get HOT in those crowded clubs and bars, and the last thing you’ll want to be doing is powdering, adding layers of makeup to your face. I love blotting sheets to take away the shine while leaving your skin natural and not cakey. They are also small enough to throw in your clutch.

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    3.  Makeup Remover Wipes

    Chances are you won’t be going to bed until the wee hours of the morning, and I guarantee that you will not be up for washing your face before you pass out. As you make a bee-line for the pillow, simply grab a makeup remover and wipe away your makeup. It’s so easy and your skin will thank you in the morning.

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    4.  Budge-Proof Makeup

    Making sure your makeup stays on all night is very important in the city that doesn’t sleep! Don’t skimp out on the primers, they help to extend the life your makeup application for hours! Eyeshadow primer can be your best friend. I hate when I look in the mirror half-way through the night and my eyeshadow is nowhere to be seen except when I close my eyes and it’s all balled up in the crease!! I definitely notice a huge difference when I prime my eyelid before apply eyeshadow. My favorites are Urban Decays Primer Potion and MAC’s paints.

    Gel liners stay on much longer than pencils, especially waterproof formulas. Smashbox’s Jet Set liners and MAC’s fluidlines will not budge, even if you wind up dance all night long.

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    5.  Antioxidant Moisturizer

    Unfortunately, with Vegas comes lots and lots of second hand smoke. Pack a moisturizer loaded with antioxidants to protect your skin from this harmful smoke that can cause premature wrinkles. Origins “A Perfect World Antioxidant Moisturizer” is perfect.

    Is Your Makeup Expired?

    October 23, 2009 in Beauty Tips and Tricks, General

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    Determining the Shelf Life of Your Makeup

    Have you been holding on to your favorite discontinued blush forever?  What about that bright red lipstick you swear you’re going to wear one day, or the liquid liner your keeping for the day you learn how to finally apply it? As unfortunate as it is, makeup does have an expiration date so it may be time to do some (late) spring cleaning through your vanity.

  • Oil-Free Foundation: One Year
  • Cream Foundation: 18 Months
  • Concealer: 12-18 Months
  • Powder: Two Years
  • Blush & Bronzer: 18 Months – 2 Years
  • Cream Blush: 12-18 Months
  • Eye shadow: 2-3 Years.
  • Cream Eyeshadow: 12- 18 Months
  • Eyeliner: 2 years
  • Liquid Eyeliner: Six Months
  • Lipstick/Lip Gloss: 2-3 Years
  • Lipliner: 2 Years
  • Mascara: 3-4 Months!
  • Nail Polish: 1-2 Years
  • Not everyone can remember the exact date they purchased their makeup so here are some simple guidelines to go by:

    - No matter when you bought your makeup, if it smells bad, or weird toss it!!

    - If your foundations or concealers start to separate or get clumpy and thick. It’s probably not something you would want to put on your face.

    - Lipglosses tend to separate when they start to go bad. If you see this happening, it’s a good idea to throw it away. I have also noticed that MAC lipglosses smell really off when they get old so that’s a sign that it needs to be tossed.

    - If you have a cold sore, avoid using lipgloss or lipstick. The virus can reinfect you if you continue to use them.

    - Mascara goes bad the fastest. If your mascara is dry, flaky or clumpy, get a new one.

    REMEMBER: WHEN IN DOUBT, TOSS IT OUT! icon smile Is Your Makeup Expired?

    **Tip: Write the date you get your makeup on the bottom of your bottles/tubes with a sharpie. It may sound a little OCD but it can help you to keep track of what’s old and what’s new

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