In this episode, Julia discusses the latest from John Frieda Frizz Ease, Style Revival, and Precision Foam Colour. All products were given courtesy of John Frieda/Kao Brands.
February 23, 2012
Physician’s Formula NEW Organic Wear 100% Natural Origin Lash Boosting Mascara
Long dark lashes have always been considered a mark of feminine beauty. Do you need a little extra help in this department? The new Physician’s Formula Organic Wear 100% Natural Origin Lash Boosting Mascara is a safe and highly effective enhancing mascara which provides thicker, longer and more lush lashes. Besides, you know how we feel about 100% natural beauty products.
Lash enhancement is a huge trend right now, but the non-prescription lash enhancers could result in harsh side effects. For this reason, Physician’s Formula has created a lash-boosting mascara using a “proprietary complex of BioActive Minerals derived from zinc, iron, silicon, copper and magnesium to nourish and strengthen lashes, along with yogurt-derived ProBiotic Protein to help keep lashes in tip top health.”
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February 16, 2012
Where’s More Great Fall 2012 Backstage Beauty Fashion Week Coverage?
At BeautyHigh.com and Makeup.com! I’ve been doing quite a bit of coverage this season, and the FPD team has been holding it down-brava! There’s plenty of great features by me, and other incredibly talented writers, so please check out the sites too!
Here’s some features to check out and read —
Dusty Glow Of The Outback At Rodarte Backstage For NYFW
Sequined Eyelids Seen Backstage for NYFW at Betsey Johnson
How to Make Any Lipstick Look Expert-Applied
February 16, 2012
Fall 2012 Fashion Week: Backstage at Marchesa
The growing presence of nails on the runway was evident backstage at Marchesa, where Deborah Lippmann for Beauty.com spoke with me about how important it is that nails are now a part of the look, and how luxury designers are interpreting nail color. Lippmann created several looks for the collection, which was inspired by the 1987 William Adolphe Bouguereau paining, “A Soul Brought to Heaven.” She used the shades Single Ladies, Baby Love, Stairway to Heaven, Fade to Black, Stardust, and Nefertiti to represent fire angels, dark angels, and angelic angels found in the painting. Who says you can’t compare fashion and beauty to 19th century art?
-Julia DiNardo
