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Give some luxurious lip with Giorgio Armani Rouge d'Armani #606
Posted by Latoya in Giorgio Armani, Lips on February 8, 2014
Finally wrapping up my NYC purchases…about damn time, eh? I had a really great day at home recently with actual sunshine, so I was able to get some final shots I needed. The last piece from my makeup-palooza is Giorgio Armani's Rouge d'Armani in #606 ($32US), a soft rose shade.
The Rouge d'Armani lipsticks have been on my wish list for ages, but without trying them out in person I was unsure what shade I should go with. Though I'm typically drawn to bold, in-your-face lipsticks, I wanted to try and find a colour that wasn't represented in my collection. After getting some help from a great SA at Saks, I ended up going with #606 because it seemed like the perfect MLBB shade with a little bit of 'oomph.' It's more pink than my natural lip colour, and it contains subtle shimmer which enhances the way it looks on the lips. Note that the shimmer is not really noticeable when worn, and can only be felt very slightly so comfort is not compromised in this gorgeously creamy, semi-opaque lippie (which is san fragrance, hooray!).
As per my usual M.O., I took a look through my stash to see if I had any comparable shades. I was dismayed at first to find that in the bullet, #606 looked close to MAC's Hug Me, a lipstick I had purchased only a month or so prior, and for the same reason – as a MLBB shade (oops…this is what happens when you buy to much makeup, kiddies!).
While in swatches, the two shades ARE similar, when worn they couldn't be more different. The superior formula on the Rouge d'Armani is extremely evident, as not only is it more moisturizing and comfortable on the lip, but the wear time is better (3-4 hours vs less than 1 for the MAC). I'm tempted to give Hug Me away, but as I just bought it I want to get at least a little use out of it before completely writing it off. It is less pink, especially on the lip, so I'm sure it will have it's uses.
Left to right: Armani Rouge d'Armani #606, MAC Hug Me
Though #606 isn't an exciting shade, its a great colour to have in one's arsenal that works in a variety of makeup looks. When spending the big bucks on a makeup item, I try to stick to classics that I know will get a ton of use, rather than go for a fad shade. Though I feel like I have far too many red lipsticks which I don't wear nearly as much as I'd like, I wouldn't mind picking up another of these in a red – the creaminess factor combined with the bold quality of the shade had ABSOLUTE PERFECTION written all over it!
Oh yea. And that satisfying magnetic 'click' that you get when you put the top of the lipstick back on??? SEXIEST THING EVER.
Have you tried the Rouge d'Armani formula? Are you a sucker for glorious packaging like I am???
Upcoming: New Pretties From NYC
Posted by Latoya in Becca, Giorgio Armani, Tom Ford on December 7, 2013
So many things to blog about, so little time….my schedule is absolutely hectic as it always is during the holidays. Since I returned from New York last week, I've been non-stop, with events every evening and working like a crazy person, both at my 'day' job and at Clinique. I love being busy, but in my few moments of downtime I'm definitely not inclined to stay up late to whip up a blog post! A shame really, because I have SO many things I want to tell you about! For now, a few pictures will have to suffice…
You can see that as per my wish lists, I actually did pretty well in picking up just what I wanted. There was very little deviation! So while I definitely did some damage to my bank account, I didn't traumatize it (considering I always imagined I'd need like $5000 to ever travel to NY!) and I feel so. effing. good. about the purchases I made. So hooray to a guilt-free shopping spree! The VERY best kind ;)
I've got some swatches ready for the polishes, and just need a day where I have some natural light to get the rest (and some time!). Hopefully in the next couple of days I'll be able to satisfy you with a few gratuitous makeup shots! Until then my friends…I hope you're having a fantastic holiday season!!! :D
Swatching Is Rough (AKA My Eyeshadow Collection)
Posted by Latoya in Bare Escentuals, Bobbi Brown, Burberry, Chanel, Clinique, Eyeshadow, Giorgio Armani, Hourglass, Illamasqua, KATE, L'Oreal, Laura Mercier, Le Metier de Beaute, Lise Watier, MAC, Make Up For Ever, Make-up, My Collections, NARS, theBalm, Urban Decay on February 9, 2013
I was going to leave my eyeshadow collection 'till last to swatch in my 'find the gaps' series of posts, but the superstorm (which…is kind of lackluster – yea, there's lots of snow, but I want some action, darn it!) seemed like the perfect time to just get 'er done – so I did! Oh man…for those of you who have larger collections than mine, I feel sorry for you if you attempt to do this – it is a BIG EFFING ORDEAL. I started last night and got just over halfway through before both (!) arms had had enough. I continued today and after needing to re-swatch several shade categories to get them *just right*, my left arm is just burning (as you'll notice in the photos – red spots galore!). So: enough. I'm ready to rock 'n roll. Now – let's get into 'er!
Note: All shades are permanent within their respective brands except where otherwise noted.WHITE EYESHADOWAvon True Color Quad in Smokey Eyes (satin white) Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Uzi (shimmer w/glitter) (LE) 'HIGHLIGHT' EYESHADOWMake Up For Ever Star Powder in #920 (iridescent) KATE Real Create Eyes BR-2 Palette (white gold pearl) MAC Eyeshadow in Vex (frost) NUDE EYESHADOWMAC Eyeshadow in Next to Nothing (Cult of Cherry Tempting Quad – frost) (LE) Laura Mercier Eye Color Duet in Suspense (matte cool beige) (LE) Burberry Sheer Eyeshadow in Trench (satin) BEIGE, CHAMPAGNE & PEACH EYESHADOWUrban Decay Eyeshadow in Midnight Cowboy Rides Again (shimmer w/glitter) Make Up For Ever Aqua Cream in #13 Warm Beige (frost) Chanel Illusion d'Ombre in Emerveille (shimmer) Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Snatch (shimmer w/glitter) Kate Real Create Eyeshadow BR-2 Palette (soft peachy shimmer) MAC Eyeshadow in Arena (satin) GOLD EYESHADOWMAC Pigment in Melon (frost) Laura Mercier Illuminating Eye Color in Gilded Moonlight (pearl) (LE) Clinique Touch Tint for Eyes in Gold Glimmer (shimmer) (discontinued) COPPER & ORANGE EYESHADOWMAC Eyeshadow in Amber Lights (frost) Ardene Eyeshadow in 8B (pearl) BRONZE EYESHADOWMAC Pigment in Cocomotion (frost) (LE) Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Smog (shimmer) MAC Eyeshadow in Tempting (lustre) Clinique Color Surge Super Shimmer Eyeshadow in Rum Spice (shimmer) BROWN EYESHADOWMAC Eyeshadow in Dark Edge (Cult of Cherry Tempting Quad – satin) (LE) KATE Real Create Eyes BR-2 Palette (deep brown shimmer) Make Up For Ever Eyeshadow in #17 Espresso (matte) Laura Mercier Eye Color Duet in Suspense (matte burgundy brown) (LE) TAUPE-BROWN EYESHADOWS Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Suspect (shimmer) NARS Duo Eyeshadow in Rajasthan (beige-gold taupe) (shimmer) (LE) KATE Real Create Eyes BR-2 Palette (taupe shimmer) TAUPE-PURPLE EYESHADOWS NARS Duo Eyeshadow in Grand Palais (silver-taupe shimmer) Hourglass Visionaire Eye Shadow Duo in Exhibition (mauve shimmer) MAC Eyeshadow in Shale (satin) bareMinerals High Shine Eye Color in Meteorite (frost) Le Metier de Beaute True Color Eye Shadow in Corinthian (shimmer) RED & PINK EYESHADOWL'Oreal Infallible Eyeshadow in Golden Mahogany (frost) Chanel Illusion d'Ombre in Abstraction (shimmer) Avon True Color Quad in Smokey Eyes (matte light pink) MAUVE & ROSE EYESHADOW Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Bordello (shimmer w/glitter) Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Last Call (metallic) NARS Duo Eyeshadow in Grand Palais (matte dusty rose) PLUM EYESHADOW NARS Duo Eyeshadow in Habanera (sparkling plum) Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Rockstar (shimmer) Hourglass Visionaire Eye Shadow Duo in Exhibition (eggplant shimmer) PURPLE EYESHADOW Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Psychedelic Sister (shimmer) MAC Paint in Infamous (metallic) (discontinued) BLUE EYESHADOW MAC Paint in Blue Boy (metallic) (discontinued) Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Radium (shimmer) MAC Eyeshadow in Blue Edge (matte w/shimmer) (discontinued) AQUA & TEAL EYESHADOWS NARS Duo Eyeshadow in Rajasthan (blackened teal shimmer) (LE) Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Loaded (metallic) theBalm Shady Lady Eyeshadow in Jealous Jordana (shimmer) Make Up For Ever Aqua Shadow in 8E (matte) Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Haight (shimmer) Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Money (shimmer w/micro-glitter) (LE) NARS Duo Eyeshadow in Habanera (mint frost) GREEN EYESHADOW Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Kush (shimmer w/micro-glitter) Le Metier de Beaute True Color Eye Shadow in Jade (shimmer) Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Mildew (shimmer) MAC Eyeshadow in Sharp (Cult of Cherry Tempting Quad – satin) (LE) Lise Watier Couleur Folle Eyeshadow in Folie Pomme (iridescent shimmer) Make Up For Ever Eyeshadow in #57 Chartreuse (satin) YELLOW EYESHADOW Make Up For Ever Aqua Cream in #24 Yellow (matte) MAC Eyeshadow in Bright Future ( KHAKI EYESHADOW Giorgio Armani Eyes to Kill Intense Waterproof Eyeshadow in #24 Smokey Copper (shimmer) Giorgio Armani Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadow in #6 Khaki Pulse (shimmer) Clinique Color Surge Soft Shimmer Eyeshadow in Autumn Moss (satin) TAUPE-SILVER EYESHADOWS Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Maui Wowie (metallic w/glitter) Bobbi Brown Chrome Eye Shadow in Pewter (frost) (LE) theBalm Shady Lady Eyeshadow in Insane Jane (shimmer) Make Up For Ever Aqua Cream in #2 Steel (shimmer) GREY EYESHADOW Avon True Color Quad in Smokey Eyes (medium grey & dove grey) (shimmer) BLACK EYESHADOWS MAC Pigment in Dark Soul (frost w/glitter) Urban Decay Eyeshadow in Perversion (matte)
Did you make it??
…So. To be honest, when I started swatching all my makeup, I was originally just trying to find a way to justify new purchases – if it could be considered a shade I didn't already own, then I would feel free to go for it. However, now I've discovered that being so fully aware of what I own, has made me really excited to play with my current collection, instead of seeking out new products. I especially noticed this with this eyeshadow post – there are so truly fabulous shades in there! While there are still of course colors I'd like to pick up to fill the gaps (namely – a lilac and a skintone [MY skintone, to clarify] shade, among a couple others), overall I'm WELL aware I have a ton of shades to rock out and don't really *need* anything else at the moment. I did notice I have a lot less color than I imagined, but that's actually OK because I don't tend to wear it a ton and try to avoid buying a lot of it only for it to go unused. I think my stash is fairly representative of the kind of makeup I wear day to day! So SCORE for being logical in my purchases :)
I am kinda worn out from the work necessary to do this post, so I'm done now LOL. But – I have questions for you!
Do you see any gaps that I could fill? What shades make up the bulk of your eyeshadow collection?? Also – anyone bother to count how many shades I have? I'm too tired now to bother LOL
My Beauty Vision for Fall 2012
Posted by Latoya in Bobbi Brown, Burberry, Clinique, CoverFX, Dior, Ellis Faas, Fall 2012, Giorgio Armani, Laura Mercier, MAC, Make Up For Ever, Make-up, NARS, Rouge Bunny Rouge, theBalm on August 18, 2012
I have been thinking about fall A LOT lately, probably more than I should since it's still summer! I held out for a long time, even despite all the visuals and temptations of the new collections that came out far earlier than they should have – but I'm a change-seeker, and I'm just about ready to switch it up!
So far, I haven't picked up too many items from the fall launches specifically – but I've been slowly building my arsenal of fall shades, new or old, and I think I'm nearly ready :) Some things I already owned, and some are new purchases, and between the two I think I'm going to have one heck of a beautiful fall!
While I don't follow 'trends' per se, I am very influenced by the weather with regard to my makeup, and with crisp, blustery days and vivid autumn leaves in my future, the imagery is bound to translate. Warm metallics, smokey greys, jewel tones, and dark, vampy lips have been dancing in my head in a big way. The pictures below perfectly exemplify what I mean – here I've paired them with some corresponding shade selections from my stash (all swatch photos taken outside):
(below, left to right)
– Dior Rouge Dior in Daisy Plum (golden berry plum)
– Ellis Faas Creamy Lips in L102 (deep plum wine)
– MAC Mattene in Bing (blackened eggplant) (LE from Fall 2008 Cult of Cherry collection)
Wearing a deep, bold lip has never been so enticing to me. I plan on rocking out the above shades all season long!
(below, left to right)
– MUFE Eyeshadow in Espresso 17 (chocolate brown)
– LM Eye Color Duet in Suspense (plum-brown side of duo) (new and LE for Fall 2012 Cinema Noir collection)
– MAC Eyeshadow in Shale (taupe-mauve)
– theBalm Eyeshadow in Insane Jane (gunmetal)
I'm also really eager to work a smokey eye on the regular; in the past I've always only worn this look in a big way for a night out, but this fall I'm hoping to wear the soft, more subtle version (as best evidenced by the Burberry fall collection) in shades of grey, taupe, and brown. I realized I'm sorely lacking a matte grey shadow – any suggestions??
(below, left to right)
– MAC Blush in Raizin (reddish-brown)
– Burberry Light Glow Blush in Russet (glowing rust)
– NARS Velvet Lip Gloss Pencil in More (terracotta) (new for Fall 2012 collection)
– Clinique Color Surge Eyeshadow in Rum Spice (deep bronze)
– Giorgio Armani Eyes To Kill Intense Eyeshadow in #6 (warm khaki)
– Giorgio Armani Eyes To Kill Intense Waterproof Eyeshadow in#24 (smoky khaki-gold) (new and LE from Fall 2012 collection)
Of course, it wouldn't be fall with out the earthy shades of the season, such as khaki, terracotta, and bronze – which are some of my favorite types of colors and look best on my skintone (bring it!).
(below, left to right)
– Bobbi Brown Pot Rouge in Velvet Plum (cool plum) (discontinued shade)
– Rouge Bunny Rouge Original Skin Blush in Florita (glowing berry)
– CoverFX BronzedFX in Garnet (reddened bronze)
– NARS Cream Blush in Turkish Red (cool deep red) (discontinued shade)
Lastly, a good flushed cheek can't be beat in the cooler months! I could use a few more of these mysterious shades in my repetoire, I just love them for their wearability on just about every skin tone.
Gah! Ok, now I'm REALLY ready for fall! Its been a fantastic summer, don't get me wrong…but it's time for a change :) Even though I had a major love affair with some fabulous brights all season, I'm getting a bit tired of them – and who doesn't love the moody shades of autumn!? Note that the above shades I've listed that are new for fall 2012 will all be reviewed individually (any requests for which should be first??).
What shades are you looking forward to wearing this fall? Have you been lured into purchasing anything from the new collections?
Previously Untitled: A FOTD With Some of My Favorite Products!
Posted by Latoya in Clinique, FOTD, Giorgio Armani, Illamasqua, Laura Mercier, Make Up For Ever, Make-up, NARS, Smashbox on April 26, 2012
It is RIDICULOUS how many awesome things I have to show you, I can't even deal with it. Unfortunately, the past two weeks I've been working multiple nights at Clinique for the Sears GWP, so it makes chances of writing a post after working a 13hour day pretty much nil. However, it's my day off Monday, which I usually tend to spend doing blog related things ALL day – so expect to see all of this fun stuff after that :) In the meantime, here's a FOTD of the look I wore today to meet Make Up For Ever Canada's PR rep (an awesome event that I plan on detailing in full very soon!). It was fairly simple, but I used some of my favorite products and therefore I loved it :) Check it!
It was sunny today for the first time all week, and it was so lovely!! These shots were taken around 8am and it was warm enough to stand outside with just my little thin dress on – c'mon warm weather!
I'm wearing NARS Pure Radiant Tinted Moisturizer in Seychelles, which I find I only need a touch of to make my skin look fab.
I have a swipe of NARS South Beach Multiple (pinky-champagne) on my cheekbones, and then my new Illamasqua Powder Blusher in Lover, a pale peach. It's quite subtle on my now-tanned skin, but I actually loved the look – it's exactly what I want my blush to look like when I'm doing a low-key look. Though I think it'll be particularly striking when my tans faded next Fall/Winter.
On my eyes I wore Smashbox Cream Liner in On Trend, a blackened khaki green, smudged at the lash line (top & bottom). Then I applied Make Up For Ever's Star Powder in #940, a white-orange/gold, all over the lid just past the crease, concentrating extra color in the inner corners to capture that color-changing highlight.
I added a touch of Giorgio Armani's Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadow in #6 Khaki Pulse (golden deep khaki) to the outer corners and a touch in the crease to add a bit of depth. I doubled-up on my mascaras, and first applied Clinique's High Lengths to stretch out my lashes, and then added Laura Mercier's Full-Blown Volume to amp it up a bit.
I hadn't done my lips when I took this photo, but I was wearing Make Up For Ever's Rouge Artist Natural in N36 (pinky-coral), which is soft and complimented the blush very well.
This was an easy look, but allowed me to incorporate shades that I don't always use – partly because they're some of my favorites and it's one of those 'save for a special day' kind of things, which is admittedly ridiculous. But, today was kind of a special day, and these products did NOT let me down – I felt polished, and current, without going overboard. And they were still going strong by the time I got home tonight, well over 12 hours. That's what I'm talkin' 'bout!! (Forgive me, it's been a long day :P)
What do you think of this look? What products do you save for a 'special day'?
Review: L'Oreal La Couleur Infallible 24 Hour Shadow
Posted by Latoya in Drugstore Finds, Eyeshadow, Giorgio Armani, L'Oreal, Make-up on January 16, 2012
When L'Oreal came out with the La Couleur Infallible shadows, I had to suppress a laugh, as they were so obviously mimicking Giorgio Armani's Eyes to Kill Intense shadows – similar shades, similar packaging, with the same little black insert inside to keep the powder flat. Their marketing scheme was the same too – exceptionally long wear and intense pigmentation. Having picked up one of the GA shadows last year, I was skeptical that they would measure up – the GA shadows are, in a word, unbelievable. Ridiculously pigmented, they do not smudge, budge or fade over the course of a day, and do not require primer whatsoever. And they contain multiple colors in each pot which mix together to create one gorgeous shadow with incredible depth. Could L'Oreal even stand a chance at being as good?
Last week, I had my chance to find out. While the Infallible shadows initially didn't tempt me at all, when I was skulking around Shoppers for something (anything!) to buy (it happens), I saw that these were on sale, from something like $11.99CAD to $6.99CAD. I noticed they had a great burnished red shade, Golden Mahogany, that reminded me strongly of another L'Oreal shade I had bought eons ago – Five Alarm – which I loved. I decided to give in an pick one up – research for the blog, you see. It didn't seem so bad since it was on sale.
Once home, I compared it to Five Alarm, and initially they seemed quite similar:Five Alarm is a loose shadow, while the Infallible shadows are sort of this loosely pressed shadow, which feels very smooth to the touch (just like GA's). Above, they both are shimmering deep reds with a sort of slight bronze leaning. However, when swatched, the differences become more apparent:
Golden Mahogany on left, Five Alarm on right.
Golden Mahogany is clearly more pigmented and dense, while Five Alarm pales in comparison. Also, Five Alarm is more sparkly, while Golden Mahogany imparts a deep metallic effect, which I find more wearable. From past experience, Five Alarm does not stay put very well – perhaps four hours at the most before it starts to fade. Golden Mahogany, on the other hand, wore quite well all day (without primer), even through a vigorous run at the gym. However, none of this is surprizing, as Five Alarm is over 10 years old (gasp!) and I would expect technology to have improved since then :)
Comparing the formulation of L'Oreal's Infallible shadows, to Giorgio Armani's Eyes to Kill Intense, is another story. While the Infallible shadows are certainly impressive regarding pigmentation and wear compared to many other drugstore shadows, Giorgio Armani's (original) version kick L'Oreal's butt. Golden Mahogany wore well considering I went for a mid-day run, but by the end of the day it had faded considerably. Still visible, but not nearly as intense – in the future, I would definitely use a primer. Giorgio Armani's shadows last all day and then some, without the need for a primer at all. The pigmentation of Golden Mahogany, while very good, still doesn't come close to the insane pigmentation of the Eyes to Kill shadows, which truly blow my mind – with just the barest touch of a finger, you get rich, full opacity in one stroke.
Ultimately, my conclusion is that if you're looking for a (MUCH) cheaper alternative to Giorgio Armani's Eyes to Kill Intense shadows, you might be appeased by these, but will have to put in a bit more work to get the same effect. That's not to deter you though, as even at full price these are nearly a quarter less than the Giorgio Armani shadows, which is kind of a big deal. If you find them on sale, I definitely recommend grabbing one (or a few) as they do have great shades, and are an exceptional drugstore shadow overall. They're just no Eyes to Kill…those babies are one of a kind!
A Proud Moment: Downsizing at it's Best
Posted by Latoya in Alterna, Anti-Aging, Aveda, Aveeno, Base Coats, Benefit, Body Care, Cleanser, Clinique, Cover Girl, Dior, Eucerin, Eye Liner, Eyeshadow, Giorgio Armani, Hair, Hand Care, Joico, Lancome, Lips, Make-up, Mascara, Moisturizers, Neutrogena, Paul Mitchell, Phyto, Revlon, Seche Vite, Serums, Shampoo, Skincare, SPF, Styling Products, Top Coats on December 17, 2011
This post has been a long time coming, as I've got quite a few empties to show you that have been piling up over the past weeks. I kept putting it off as I had a handful of makeup items that were nearing completion and I wanted them to be included. Even still, I have about three more that are thisclose to being finished, but I couldn't wait any longer. This is gonna be a doozy, so let's get right to it. Note: In an effort to keep my inherent wordiness down, I won't be giving my usual lengthy descriptions of each – otherwise you'll be here till Christmas :P But, if you do want further details on any product mentioned, don't hesitate to ask!
First up, we have the hair products. From left to right: Joico Moisture Recovery Treatment Balm, Phyto Phytolactum+ Intelligent Shampoo, Paul Mitchell Smoothing Super Skinny Relaxing Balm (sample), Alterna Bamboo Kendi Oil Dry Oil Mist (sample), and Aveda Smooth Infusion Style-Prep Smoother (sample).
Joico Moisture Recovery: I bought this at Chatters for something like $17CAD. It has good reviews on MUA and I wanted something to hydrate my parched hair. I don't heat style for the most part, or do any coloring or other treatments to my hair, so it's pretty healthy but bone-dry. I don't like Joico much but this worked fairly well – though I wouldn't repurchase.
Phyto Phytolactum+ Intelligent Shampoo: I picked this up from Sephora last March (see how often I shampoo?) and had high hopes it would sooth my dry scalp and not strip my hair. Mistakenly I thought this wouldn't contain sulfates (it does) – though it was pretty gentle nonetheless. But it did nothing for my dry scalp, so I wouldn't repurchase.
Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Relaxing Balm: I was in a buying mood when I picked up this travel size sample at Chatters – I don't know why I get these 'smoothing' products because it's really meant for people who blow out their hair, which isn't me. I know you'd like that smoothing might be helpful to tame my curly hair, but I really find it doesn't do much of anything. This product smelled lovely but that made me nervous (due to my eczema) so I was glad when it was finished.
Alterna Bamboo Kendi Oil: I had just read a couple good reviews on this and then they offer this as a 100-point perk at Sephora so I got it to try out. Again, pointless product for my hair type. Also contained fragrance so I was happy to finish it and be done with it. Can't comment on it's effectiveness, unfortunately!
Aveda Smooth Infusion Style-Prep: ANOTHER smoother. I know. Anyway, this actually ended up being quite a gem – if I used this after I applied my usual styling creme, it really kept my hair soft and frizz-free. I'm not a huge fan of the herbal Aveda scent, but it's also not a deterrent either. I probably wouldn't buy the full size though; I find Aveda products so expensive!Next – Hand and body creams. Left to right: Aveeno Eczema Care Cream, Neutrogena Norwegian Formula Hand Cream (frag. free), Eucerin Aquaphor. I've discussed all these in length here and here respectively. I'm using a different body lotion right now and I can't wait till it's done, it doesn't measure up to Aveeno's cream at all. Sometimes you should just stick with what works. I have a new tube of the Norwegian Formula at work – I really like this a lot – but I don't think I'll buy the Aquaphor again, it was a bit too thick and contained …. so I'd just rather not.Facial products. Left to right: Clinique Repairwear Laser Focus (sample), Neutrogena Healthy Skin Anti-Wrinkle Cream SPF15, Clinique Liquid Facial Soap Mild (sample).
Clinique Repairwear Laser Focus: I extolled the virtues of this product here, and I still stand by my view – it was a great serum that make my skin feel uber soft and look radiant. However, now I'm onto Ole's Truth Serum (though it's almost finished, waaaah!) and I think I'd opt for that over this just because 1) I LOVE the scent of the Truth Serum, 2) Ole's is slightly cheaper (by about $3CAD), and 3) I think Ole's serum is more targeted for my age, whereas I was really using Clinique's serum prematurely. I still think it's great though!
Neutrogena Healthy Skin Anti-Wrinkle: I've used this a few times in the past, and while I really like it – it leaves the skin really smooth – I think my sensitized skin can't handle the retinol any more, which is pretty bad considering this is a very low dosage. But, for some one with hardier skin who's looking for a great, cost-effective (it's around $24CAD) moisturizer with SPF and anti-aging benefits, I highly recommend this.
Clinique Liquid Facial Soap Mild: I got this in a GWP or something I'm sure, and hung on to it because it's great for travel. But then I realized I had all these samples and they were starting to annoy me so I began the 'war on samples' to mega-reduce my stash. This isn't really the best formula for my skin, as I'm more oily, but it does the trick for an AM wash, especially in the cooler months. It contains emollients so that it doesn't leave the skin feeling dry, so that's a nice perk.
Now, get excited…here comes the makeup portion!!!!Mascaras etc. Top to bottom: Benefit They're Real!, Clinique High Impact, Giorgio Armani Eyes to Kill, Diorshow Maximizer Base (sample), and Clinique Bottom Lash.
Benefit They're Real!: See my initial review here. I really enjoyed this mascara and may even repurchase in the future. It was easy to use and gave me nice looking lashes. 'Nuff said.
Clinique High Impact: Still one of my favorite mascaras – lots of volume and some length, and makes my lashes stand out. Also very easy to use. I wouldn't recommend to those who want a really natural look however, as I've heard complaints of it getting clumpy (though personally I've never experienced this). And the $18CAD price point is much more reasonable than any other department store brand!
Giorgio Armani Eyes to Kill: I have been waiting to re-review this, as I have some sad news – this is the root cause of all my eye sensitivities and irritation! I'm makes me slightly disappointed (since it was great….but tres expensive, hence why I'm only slightly disappointed), but mostly really pissed off, because my eyes have been a trial ever since I used this. I blamed it on the cat (as I'm allergic), and while I am still very careful of Vegas (the cat – yeah baby!), this mascara is the real reason my eyes aren't like they used to be. I had stopped using it in August because I fell in love with Benefit's They're Real, and my eyes improved – then I realized that it was going to dry up and be wasted, so I started using it again, only to find my eyes get totally itchy and messed up! I stopped using it immediately, and while my eyes aren't as bad, they still get irritated pretty easily ever since. SO not cool. I couldn't find the ingredients online anywhere so I don't know the offending irritant, unfortunately. In any case, all I'm saying is that I recommend trying this out somehow first before fully committing!!
Diorshow Maximizer Base: I got this via a coupon code at Sephora.com. Meh. It made my mascara harder to apply and I didn't see any maximizing whatsoever. I wouldn't waste the $$.
Clinique Bottom Lash: Awesome. Seemed like the most gimmicky thing in the world, but ended up being really great. For $12CAD, you get this mascara with a mini brush that makes it ridiculously easy to apply mascara to your bottom lashes. It only removes with warm water, so you can cry your heart out with it on (or swim, or sweat) and it won't budge. It lasted for AGES too (I know you're not supposed to use mascara for longer than 3-4 months, but this seemed like an exception :P).Lips and cheeks! Left to right: Clinique Superbalm in Currant, Lancome Juicy Tube in Simmer (sample), Cover Girl Wetslicks in Guava Splash, Clinique Blushwear Cream Stick in Rosy.
Clinique Superbalm in Currant: I love these balms! They're a bit thick and very glossy, and wear pretty well while keeping my lips mega-hydrated. I've had this for like, 4 years now so while I'm a little sad to see it go (the shade is neutral and goes with everything!), I'm mostly glad it's finally done! Having anything for more than like, two years just seems like too much to me!
Lancome Juicy Tube in Simmer: I read once that Denise Richards liked this lip gloss in this shade…she commented that it 'looks good on everyone.' While that may be true, I didn't particularly like this shade for some reason. I used to love Juicy Tubes but thankfully grew out of that stage – it seems like one of those things to buy when you're just getting into high end makeup so I guess the memory of being a newbie turns me off a bit lol. Nonetheless, these are nice glosses that wear well, but for me their time has come and gone. And this one in particular has had it's time – I'm sure I've had this for well over 7 years! Yikes!
Cover Girl Wetslicks in Guava Splash: I bought this after seeing a makeup shot in Allure in which they suggested this gloss to re-create the look. It was pretty close, so good call by them – but I really didn't like the formula of this at all. It was soo thin and slippery, I had to reapply it constantly! Blah. I've only had this gloss a year so the fact that it's already gone is a testament to how quickly it wears off. Good riddance to bad rubbish!
Clinique Blushwear Cream Stick in Rosy: I got this as a gift from Clinique a couple years ago, and wasn't enamoured with it as it seemed too light for my skin. However, I reintroduced it in my rotation this Fall and realized I was missing out! It gave me cheeks the best natural flush ever. I am partial to cream formulas because I like the way they leave the skin glowing, and this one was nice because it wasn't greasy at all. It had OK wear time – nothing terrible but not spectacular either – so I wouldn't repurchase, but I sure did enjoy it while it lasted. It went with every makeup look I'd try – can't beat that!Unfinished but still must go. Clockwise from left: Revlon Streetwear Double-Ended Liner (discontinued), Revlon Luxurious Color Eyeliner in Blackened Sapphire, Lancome Color Focus Eye Shadow Quad (sample), Rimmel Metallic Eye Gloss in Equinox (discontinued).
Revlon Streewear Double-Ended Liner: I brought this product up in my eyeliner post, and committed to tossing it, so here goes! I've definitely had this for over 10 years, I don't know what I was waiting for!
Revlon Luxurious Color Eyeliner: Also discussed this in the eyeliner post. My mother has this too, and when she wears it (usually on her bottom lash line), it looks awesome – but since I'm too ~fragile~ to wear liners on my bottom lashes now, I just don't get a good effect from this liner. On my top lashes its just kinda blah. So, time to go!
Lancome Color Focus Eyeshadow Quad: The shades are Daylight (the pale cream), Contrast (deep purple), Blink (khaki shimmer), and Peep (pale pink). I've also had this for way longer than I want to admit, and I never use it, so it's really gotta go. I'm not really a fan of sample eyeshadow palettes anyway, they annoy me – when I get them from Clinique I always give them away. I want the real thing, darn it!
Rimmel Metallic Eye Gloss: Do you remember when eye gloss was a 'big thing' back in the day – around 8-10 years ago? Yeah, this was bought then. Oops! I couldn't get it to work without creasing like crazy so I may have only tried it a handful of times. Fun idea, but just not easy to translate into real life. Toss!Honorable Mention. Seche Vite's Dry Fast Top Coat. This bottle isn't finished, though you can't really tell from the photo. There's about 40% left, but you KNOW how goopy and impossible it gets around that time!!! I kept it in my drawer, hoping for a miracle, but it's time has come. Begone, you most-awesome-of-top-coats-until-that-time-when-you-become-absolutely-NOT-awesome-and-in-fact-a-total-nightmare top coat!!
PHEW!!!!! OMG I'm so sorry to submit all of you to that uber-lengthy post, but it had to be done. 25 items (though 8 were samples, to clarify)! Are you proud of me or what?! I have been chomping at the bit to get this out so you can all revel in my awesome downsizing abilities. What's that you say? I have in fact replaced many of these products with new ones?! Oh, well, forget that part then, will you? The whole purpose to reduce is to buy more, is it not?? No? Huh. Well, I will keep trying, in any case. Looking at this post alleviates some of my guilt at least. 'Till next time!! :D


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i know some guy had a R33 motor in his 95' mustang, and it runs like a beast.
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I've never actually knit a sweater in the round yet, but one thing that I've noticed from looking at patterns is that every single sweater knit in the round (with no seams) has raglan sleeves. I can't figure out why it doesn't seem to be possible to knit a seamless sweater in the round with set-in sleeves (or drop shoulder... something other than raglan at least). Couldn't you just do the decreases directly on top of eachother for the shoulder shaping? Any explanation of this observation would be greatly appreciated, as I just can't figure this out!
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i'm not very qualified to reply to you but it looks like no one else has! (or have they?)Anyway, the 2 sweaters I have knitted in the round had 'yoke' decreasing/shoulders. I'm not fond of the way raglan looks so I went with a yoke. My daughter and I learned to knit along with Elizabeth Zimmermann; she's right when she says her seamless yoke sweaters are so easy you'll never make anything else. If you don't already know where to find her, check www.schoolhousepress.com her daughter has taken up the torch for her mom. Happy Knitting! :)
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Top seed Stan Wawrinka cruised into the semi-finals of the Aegon Championships on Friday with a 7-5, 6-3 victory over Marinko Matosevic. He hit 10 aces, losing four of his first service points, and did not face a break point in the 70-minute encounter.
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Wawrinka has won three titles this year at the Aircel Chennai Open (d. Roger-Vasselin), the Australian Open (d. Nadal) and the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters (d. Federer). He has a 24-6 match record on the season.
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"Well, we want that for the Lakers, but we want to run, really," Doc Rivers said Friday. "We want to get out on the break. I think we have to run. They're too big. They're long. So we would like to get out in transition more, but they know that, too, and the two things they've done better is even when we're getting stops, they're getting back now. And on the first two games we thought we could beat them down the floor, and we did. Now they're getting back. So we just have to keep getting stops and see how many times we can get [Rajon] Rondo out into transition."
Rivers also is concerned with what he calls "empty possessions," when his team fails to execute a set and is forced into a tough shot.
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Edward A Williams, 74, passed to the hands of God on July 15, 2011, surrounded by his family. Viewing will be at the Higgins & Bonner Echo Lake Funeral Home, 582 Springfield Ave., Westfield, N.J., on Monday, July 18, from 5 to 8 p.m. Services are Tuesday, July 19, at 10:30 a.m. Born Nov. 1936, Mr. Williams lived his entire life in Westfield, N.J. He graduated from Westfield High School in 1955, and then went to Rutgers to study landscape design. Edward was the clerk of the Westfield National Guard Armory for 10 years. He married his wife, Joan, in 1960, and just celebrated their 51st anniversary. Ed worked in his family's business from childhood through his later years. Williams Nursery has become a nationally recognized and respected business because of his insight and dedication. Ed would search for plants all over the country. He was the first person to bring plants from Monrovia Nursery, California, to homes east of the Mississippi, and now Monrovia ships plants all over the United States. Ed will be remembered for his warmth and kindness to others. His constant smile added value to anyone's day. Ed loved telling jokes, and was very quick-witted. Ed was very passionate about the family business, but what made it really special was that he got to spend quality time with his family and at the same time do something that he really enjoyed doing. His son, daughter and son-in-law continue to operate the business. Ed was a great storyteller, and he loved to tell jokes. Ed enjoyed staying fit, and would still bicycle and swim every day. He would play golf often (and occasionally his wife would let him win.) Ed is survived by his beloved wife, Joan; his son, David, and daughter, Denise, and son-in-law, Greg Jackson; his sisters, Pat and Shirley, and grandchildren, Dakota, Melanie, and Taylor. In addition to flowers, donations may be made to Garden Centers of America (GCA) Memorial Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 2945, Lagrange, Ga. 30241.
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Norwalk native Theodore Heckelman was inducted into the Ohio Military Hall of Fame Friday.
Heckelman, 78, now resides in Bellingham, Wash.
He was a Staff Sergeant in the Marines during the Korean War.
He and his wife Shirley, also a Norwalk native, are the parents of Jodi Heckelman of Norwalk and Jill Lettow of Alaska.
His parents were Henry and Ella Heckelman. Henry was the original owner of Henry's Flower Shop.
On 18 Aug. 18, 1950, near Obong-Ni Ridge in the vicinity of Yongsan, Korea, an anti-tank platoon with which Heckelman was serving engaged three enemy tanks.
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BOISE -- An Eagle man charged in a deadly crash on Halloween night has pleaded not guilty to vehicular manslaughter.
Andrew Cassell, 25, entered the not guilty plea in an Ada County courtroom Monday and will stand trial.
Prosecutors say Cassell admitted to officers the night of the crash that he had been drinking, and his blood alcohol level was above the legal limit. It was measured at .14.
His passenger, Aldina Ekic, 21, died when Cassell crashed into a power pole on State Street near Horseshoe Bend Road. The accident happened around 3 a.m.
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2. Go Down Easy ~ Various Artists
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4. Fine Lines ~ Various Artists
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|Tributee: John Martyn.
|Personnel: Chris Nickson (vocals).
|Liner Note Author: Chris Blackwell.
|Recording information: Artisan Recording, Birmingham, UK; Beechpark Studios; Big Ocean Studios, UK; Bigbox Walworth, London; Butcher Boy, Chicago, IL; CRC, Chicago, IL; Doon; Farriers Cottage, Scotland; Forth Street, Edinburgh; Grouse Lodge; Microcosm, UK; OceanWay; Pasley Park; Phil's Place; Sarm Studis, London; Strongroom Studios, London; Studio De La Gnome, UK; The Cellar; The Church Crouch End, England; The Peak, UK; Woolengrange.
|Animation: Mark Rizzo.
|Director: Lou Hinkhouse.
|Editor: Lou Hinkhouse.
|Illustrators: Lou Hinkhouse; Michael Page.
|Photographers: Tim Dickeson; Lawrence Watson.
|It's a forgone conclusion that tribute albums are virtually always a mixed bag. From the jump it's worth saying that Johnny Boy Would Love This: A Tribute to John Martyn fits that bill as well. That said, there are reasons that this recording is quite special, and not necessarily for the array of artists who participate. First, kudos should go to producer Jim Tullio, who guided this project to fruition, beginning right after the songwriter's death; he was a friend and collaborator who he helped Martyn complete his final studio album, Heaven and Earth. It seems that in respect to Martyn's memory, virtually every artist on this deluxe, beautifully presented, 30-track double-CD and DVD package adhered to the thing that Martyn did himself: letting the song dictate its presentation and get out of the way. The songs presented here cover from the entire range of Martyn's career, and the number of stand-out tracks is surprising. Disc one includes Beck's faithful yet futuristic reading of "Stormbringer," Clarence Fountain and Sam Butler of the Blind Boys of Alabama's foreboding read of "Glorious Fool," Robert Smith's deeply emotive "Small Hours," Ted Barnes' whimsical "Over the Hill," and Lisa Hannigan's stripped-to-the-bone take of "Couldn't Love You More," accompanied by a harmonium and Tullio's guitar. Morcheeba's Skye Edwards bravely took on Martyn's signature tune, "Solid Air," and acquits herself beautifully by keeping it sparse and retaining its jazz phrasing and haunted atmosphere. The Swell Season does a fine "I Don't Want to Know," backed by Martyn's road band. Cheryl Wilson's "You Can Discover" actually features Martyn playing guitar with Steve Rodby on bass from an unreleased album session of hers. Disc two offers Beth Orton's languid "Go Down Easy," and the late South African poet and songwriter (and Martyn contemporary) Syd Kitchen doing a gorgeous, inventive "Fine Lines," a true highlight. Vashti Bunyan, who was first mesmerized by Martyn in the late '60s, offers a lithe, plainspoken "Head and Heart"; Judie Tzuke, whom Martyn admired, offers a faithful "Hurt in Your Heart." Tullio's version of "Road to Ruin," is rough, ready, and dead on; it was to have been sung by Levon Helm (who had a long personal and professional relationship with the songwriter), but he was unable to contribute because of vocal problems. Closing it out is "Tearing and Breaking" by Phil Collins; he played with Martyn on several crucial albums (including the classic Grace & Danger), and was a close personal friend to the end. His obviously deep affection is evident in every note of this breathtaking performance. Despite some weak entries, this is one tribute recording well worth obtaining for its many treasures. It may be a vain hope that a project like this will spread Martyn's reputation and he'll get in death what he richly deserved in life, but it's a hope nonetheless. [The DVD contains numerous anecdotes, stories, and tributes from many different artists influenced by Martyn including Tullio, Edwards, Glen Hansard, Wilson, Butler, and others. The real treats, however, are the interspersed clips of Martyn playing, and his unaccompanied acoustic performance of "Cocaine Lil" which closes it out.] ~ Thom Jurek
Producer: Lou Hinkhouse
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Technical Info
|Release Date : 08/15/2011
|Original Release Date : 2011
|Catalog ID : LSM 4012
|Label : Liaison Music
|Number of Discs : 3
|Studio/Live : Studio
|Mono/Stereo : Stereo
|SPAR Code : n/a
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- 3 stars out of 5 -- "Phil Collins closes proceedings with a reserved and tender 'Tearing and Breaking'."
- 3 stars out of 5 -- "Phil Collins closes proceedings with a reserved and tender 'Tearing and Breaking'."
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Security experts are advising Americans to be on the lookout for unattended camels.
Evil mastermind Osama bin Laden's henchmen have smuggled hundreds of suicide camels into the United States.
The animals are strong enough to carry hundreds of pounds of explosives that can be detonated by remote control -- blowing anybody within 50 feet to smithereens.
But you can save yourself and your loved ones the indignity of becoming an Al Qaeda hit by exercising common sense and keeping on the lookout for camels turning up in places where they don't belong, such as:
1. Roped to parking meters in front of federal buildings.
2. Poking around nuclear power plants.
3. Hanging around airports or trying to board a commercial jet.
4. Watching fireworks displays or crashing holiday cookouts on the Fourth of July.
5. Attending the Republican and Democratic conventions with or without a floor pass and red, white and blue hat.
"The plot is diabolical -- the threat is real," says a CIA source in Washington, D.C.
"While we've been patrolling airports and scouring the Internet looking for evidence of terrorist penetration, Al Qaeda has been smuggling in camels right under our noses.
"Our best guess now is that there are hundreds of these animals positioned near strategic targets in every state.
"And when these things blow, it's going to be big. In a coordinated effort, the devastation could be even more spectacular than 9/11.
"Just imagine the images we'd see on TV if suicide camels silenced the Republican and Democratic conventions this summer or managed to wrest control of an airplane from a flabbergasted pilot.
"The consequences are too terrible to think about. We're asking all Americans to be vigilant in the face of the most sinister terror threat yet. If you see a camel, call the police.
"And while you're at it, get the hell out of Dodge."
It's estimated that each fullgrown suicide camel can carry up to 600 pounds of explosives and contaminants -- including radioactive plutonium pilfered from nuclear power plants and canisters of nerve gas available from science and hobby shops that advertise on the Internet.
The lethal payloads can be detonated by remote control from distances of up to a mile, says the CIA source. That means terrorists who send the camels on suicide runs can be relaxing with a gay lover or sipping a cocktail in a topless joint when the critters blow.
"What's next for these fiends -- suicide puppies?" asks the CIA source. "After this, I wouldn't put anything past them. They are evil to the core."


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Cholesterol be damned. It's World Egg Day. An occasion for celebrating the greatest of all comfort food. Because with times like these, we could all use a bit more of that. Here's what we hatched this week:
- Snazzy schedule: Just like any tween, Yahoo! Calendar was worried about how it looked. So at age ten, it got a serious makeover, ushering this web calendar into a great new age of drag and drop, iCalendar integration, IM/SMS/email reminders, and Flickr loveliness. And coming soon are Outlook and iPhone synching and event discovery with Upcoming and other Yahoo! properties. Our little calendar -- all grown up.
- Handsfree search: If you've got a certain BlackBerry or Nokia phone, it's time to clear your throat. Voice-enabled mobile search is now available on multiple BlackBerry and Nokia devices. If you have one of a number of Nokia Series 60 phones (like the N95), you'll find voice recognition in the home-screen shortcut of OneSearch 2.0 (get it here: m.yahoo.com/shortcut). And if you use Yahoo! Go 3.0 (get it here: http://get.go.yahoo.com/) and have select BlackBerry, Nokia Series 40, and Nokia Series 60 models, you'll be able to find stock quotes, sports score, and just about anything else by simply yapping into your phone. And we know you know how to do that. It's available in the US, UK, India, Singapore, the Philippines, and Canada.
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