Eyes, Lips, Face Articles

You’re probably busy cleaning out your closet to make that seamless transition from winter wear to spring sundresses. Now is also a great time to clean out your makeup bag and since the Spring 2009 make-up trends blend simple with stand-out eyes, you’ll only have to invest in a few key items to get a flawless spring look.

This year's top trend is smokey eyes with tropical-inspired colors....

I'm not really one to make an actual list of New Year's Resolutions. After all, if you are determined to make changes in your life it's pretty lame to wait until some arbitrary date on the calendar to decide about it, no?

And yet we find ourselves in a reflective frame of mind after the Christmas holiday. I'm sure it has nothing to do with the mounds of cookies and imported...

The economy may be rough but let's face it, you're not going to stop buying makeup to save money. Chances are you will start looking for ways to save on those essentials and cut down on any extraneous spending - including not going in the hole this Christmas.  It’s been reported that as many as 40% of consumers intend on spending much less this year on gift-giving.

Makeup remains one...

There is something about trimming the tree, wrapping glossy packages and baking with sprinkles at Christmas that makes us want to wear sparkly clothes and makeup too. Santa's not the only one with a twinkle in his eye!

Silvery eyelids in silver, purple and smokey grey, rosy cheeks and glossy lips are standard holiday makeup and applying it can be just as fun as ringing in the new year. Here are...

The Smokey Eye is definitely the look of the season, but it's not the easiest to pull off. What products do you need and how do you achieve this dramatic look without looking like a raccoon?

Lise Watier has bundled together a smokey eye kit with a step by step D.I.Y guide in 4 steps. The kit contains:

Noir Intense Waterproof Eyeliner

Solo Eyeshadow in Ecru Mat

Solo Eyeshadow in Charbon


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The phrase "back to school" will either excite you or fill you with dread. For me it was always the latter. I always preferred "the real world" to the bubble of being in school. For starters, not being in school allows you to work a 'real' job rather than a part time gig, enjoy the weekends instead of toiling over papers on mundane topics, and no longer relying on lazy classmates for group...