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Wednesday, August 5, 2015

Anastasia Beverly Hills Shadow Couture Eye Shadow Palette


Hi Beauties! Recently my husband surprised me with the New Anastasia Beverly Hills (ABH) “Shadow Couture World Traveler” palette. Let me start off by saying I truly have been wanting this palette since I first seen it pop up on my Instagram news feed. The colors looked so smooth and wonderfully thought of that I knew I needed to have it. It retails for $30 USD, and can be purchased at any Ulta, Macy’s, Sephora, Nordstrom, or on the ABH website (http://www.anastasiabeverlyhills.com/).

 

The palette itself in person is truly beautiful. The Finishes include matte, satin, and metallic and are very pigmented. You get 12 shades which include (from Ulta Website)…
 
§  Soft Peach: neutral, flesh-toned beige with a matte finish.

§  Morocco: warm, desert sand with a matte finish.

§  Heirloom: A shimmery, eggplant hue with a satin finish.

§  Bellini: A sophisticated, golden peach with a satin finish.

§  Pink Champagne: A cool, glimmering mauve with a metallic  finish.

§  Chic: A sophisticated, taupe grey with a satin finish.

§  Spoiled: A gold-flecked peach with a satin finish.

§  Fudge: A rich, chocolate brown with a matte finish.

§  Azure: A vibrant, Mediterranean blue with a satin finish.

§  Intense Gaze: A warm, bronzed pink with a satin finish.

§  Metallic: A subtle, shimmery gold with a satin finish.

§  Noir: A sultry, inky black with a matte finish.


Ok, so putting all excitement aside, this palette is great, I have used it basically every day since I’ve gotten it. The colors are true to pigmentation, and can be built up more. My favorite shades include Soft Peach, Morocco, and Pink Champagne for an everyday look with a touch of glitter. Now there is minimal fall out with the shadows, but I would say the shades with metallic glitter if not tapped on the eye can definitely lead to fall out. The shadows are very bendable and easy to use; they do not have a chalky consistency which is really big with me! Now, Azure is such a gorgeous color but with like any other blue shadow ,it can be difficult to blend if you try to add too much at once. I would recommend using a little at a time and building it up slowly, unless that’s the looks you’re going for.
 
 
Shadows can also be used wet or dry without ruining the consistency of the product, and is recommended. Over all, I love this palette and believe it’s worth the buy for me at least! You can play this palette up or tone it down which makes it such a great palette to have! Let me know your thoughts, and if you’ve purchased this palette let me know how its working for you!


 
(Wearing my favorite shadows Soft Peach, Morocco, and Pink Champange from the ABH Pallete
Skin- Pur Minerals Pressed powder
Concealer- Maybelline Fit Me Medium 25
Contour Highlight- Lorac Pro Palette
Lips-Sonia Kashuk Tinted Lip Balm "Hint of Pink 42"
and Ulta Beauty Super Shiny Lip Gloss "Flirtini 07"
Liner- Elf Cosmetics Liquid Liner )

                                                ~Yashira~

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Wednesday, July 29, 2015

When to Toss?

Hey beauties! So I get asked many times when is the proper time to toss out makeup. I know I dread tossing out makeup especially when I have invested time and money on each item. Chances are we’ve all used expired makeup at some point. Those itchy eyes and skin irritations are a huge wake up call to start decluttering and tossing them away! Unlike food and other items Makeup isn’t required to have an expiration date, so here is a small list to help you declutter, enjoy!

 

Mascara 3months


Mascara should be replaced every three months, because that little wand is a bacteria’s best friend. Due to the mascaras consistency, this makes it more vulnerable to bacteria. Also its proximity to your eye can lead to possible infections, and we want to avoid that as much as possible.
(Revlon masacara & Lorac Pro Fiber)

 
Liquid Liners 6months


Liquid eyeliners show the same concerns as mascara, so they should be replaced every six months.
Pencil eyeliners, however should last up to two years with the sharping of pencil, which keeps it fresh.
(Elf cosmetics liquid liner in plum, NYC Liner, NYX liner)

Foundation 6-12months

Foundations such as liquid foundations or cream foundations should last you anywhere from six to twelve months. If you notice a change in smell, texture and color say goodbye sooner. As well as if you are prone to acne, think about tossing it out closer to every six months. Try your best to keep it out the bathroom and areas where there is a lot of moisture, as it can make it “go bad” sooner.
(MUFE HD Foundation, Maybelline Fit Me, MUD Makeup Designory)

Lip-gloss 1year





Due to its liquid consistency, lip-gloss needs to be replaced more often than lipsticks. So switch it up and swap out every year. It’s a great excuse to switch up colors and but new ones with the seasons changing!
(Sonia Kashuk lip balm, NYC stay glossy)

Concealer 1year
 


Concealers, as with liners, depend on the consistency. Liquid concealers should be tossed out after one year, but powder concealers are good up till two years. Stick concealers are good up to 18 months. If you notice a smell and color change its time to toss!

Nail polish 2years
 

Now, if you notice a change in color or a foul smell it’s time to part ways and toss! Generally speaking the nail polish should last you up to two years and most come with an expiration date on the back of the bottle which makes it even easier. Yay to expiration dates!
(OPI nail polish, Zoya, & Charming Charlie)

Lipstick 2 years

 
Lipsticks can last up to two years! Although you should dispose of your beloved lipsticks if you sense a change in texture, dryness, or change in hues (color).  Since lipstick doesn’t contain any water it last a lot longer.
(MAC lipsticks, and a bunch of others I depoted to be more sanitary)

Powders 2 years

 

With proper care and clean brushes, powder based products (bronzers, eye shadows, blush, face powder, etc.) can last for a couple years. Now that truly is a match made in makeup heaven!
(Coastal Scents Creative me palette, Naked Palette 1&2, Urban Decay Vice Palette, Smashbox "The Master Class" Palette, Anasatsia "Shadow Couture, MAC)

 

Here is a Glamour Tip: To keep track of your products expiration dates, write down with a sharpie on the bottom of each product so you know when it’s time to toss! If not write down your products in a note book with the date of purchase and the date of the expiration close to where you do your makeup as a friendly reminder.


~Yashira
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