Make Me Brighter

MAC Love That Look

cleegiants — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 09:00:00 -0700

Update: Love That Look is available now! The four repromoted shades are Smoke&Diamonds, Glamour Check, Grand Entrance, and Dreammaker. Interesting because I think I have all four of those. Heh...guess I chose the popular colors then. I saw them at my local Nordstrom's and I thought most of the colors were gorgeous. Here's my thoughts are a couple of colors.
Rated R is the only color I would hesitate to buy simply because it's a very yello/green shade that is hard to pull off. If you own Sharp or Bitter, they're very similar.
Strike a Pose is this gorgeous sea blue. It's similar to Plumage (permanent), but it's more shimmery.
Ego is described as a yellow pink, but I think it's just a nice baby pink. A versatile color that will be great at highlighting.
One Off is this pure green - not too blue, not too yellow.

Coming in August July to MAC is Love That Look, a collection of 12 eyeshadows and 4 pearlglide eyeliners. If you missed out on Smoke&Diamondseyeshadow last year, it's being repromoted! Holla! Sorry, that's cheesy, I'll stop now. I think most of the shades are limited edition, but I don't have the exact information available yet.

Here is the preliminary information i do have:

Eyeshadows:
Grand Entrance: Cool apricot beige
Smoke & Diamonds: Dirty dark grey
Glamour Check:Reddish brown
Strike a Pose: Dirty deep sea blue
Ego: Light yellow pink
Fashion Groupie: Light, blue violet
Unbasic White: Snow white
One-Off: Medium green with silver pearl
Rated R: Light, yellow green
Style Snob: Dirty pink brown with gold pearl
Fashion: Light gray-green with gold pearl

The four pearlglide eyeliners are Fly by Blu, Black Russian, Molasses, Rave

Grand Entrance
Strike a Pose
One-Off
Fashion
Rated R
Smoke & Diamonds
Unbasic White
Glamour Check
Fashion Groupie
Dreammaker
Style Snob
Ego

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That's Fierce

cleegiants — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 09:00:00 -0700

One of my guilty pleasure television shows was (and will be) Project Runway. I'm never going to be able to afford high-fashion items, but the process behind such creativity amazes me. I would be interested to see a cosmetics version of something like Project Runway, but I think the scientific nature of cosmetics would not be conducive to such a fast-paced show.

With that being said, one of the best known characters from Project Runway is season 4 winner, Christian Siriano. It is really something to see the talent that this (now) 24 year old possesses. He was 21 when the show was shot - just wow. His tagline, "That's Fierce" was so funny and has since become quite the catch-phrase. Even if I originally found him a tad bit, okay, a lot, cocky - his talent is unmistakable.

Now comes word that he is working that connection with Heidi Klum to produce a line of makeup with Victoria's Secret. Have you tried the VS Makeup collection? I have a few items, generally purchased at the semi-annual sale for under $5 and I'm not too impressed with what I've purchased. It may just be the colors I get are probably left over for a reason, so perhaps Christian's collection would be better. It'll include 5 eyeshadows at $14 each; 3 Lip glosses at $14 each; Black eyeliner for $12, Bronzer-highlighter trio and brush for $24 and $32 respectively; and lastly, a ruffled bag for $16.

Thanks Bella!

I'd like to check out the colors before I offer an opinion; the collection is supposed to be available in August.

MAC Style Warrior

cleegiants — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 12:06:54 -0700

Thanks to Temptalia for the product info about MAC's Style Warrior Collection. This doesn't launch until May 28th in the U.S., so that gives you plenty of time to think about what you'd want to purchase! The colors don't scream summer; it's more about being bronzed and tan at the beginning of summer rather than waiting until the end. I'm interested in the Lustre Drops; I'll have to research where and how to best apply it.

Every woman has an inner Wild Thing, and we’ve captured it with Style Warrior, a bronzing collection that paints a bold new
portrait of the ultimate international ingénue. Exotics defy definition, combine and cross-multiply cultures, open up the borders of beauty.
Like the beautiful boys and girls on a beach in Brazil, we celebrate every combination imaginable: Solar Riche or
Refined Golden Bronzing Powder, Deep Dark Skinsheen, Golden Bronze Iridescent Powder/Loose, 182 Buffer Brush to apply,
and now, new Lustre Drops forinstant glow…leopard gold and ebony brown, violet purples and rich earth
come together to make a New People,a new standard for what’s sexy NOW. New beauty comes in kaleidoscopic colours…
Diverse, Divine, Dramatic is how we do it!

Collection Details:
Bronzing Powder ($21.00)

Solar Riche Mid-tone deep orange brown
Refined Golden Finely spun golden with soft pearl finish

Lustre Drops ($18.50)

Pink Rebel Blue pink with gold pearl
Sun Rush Peachy bronze with gold pearl
Bronze Hero Hot bronze with fine gold pearl

Skinsheen ($22.50)

Medium Dark Sheer soft bronze with golden tan pearl
Dark Golden bronze
Deep Dark Deep warm bronze with rich golden pearl

Iridescent Powder/Loose ($21.00)

Golden Bronze Golden brown with golden bronze shimmer

Brush ($45.00)

182 Buffer A full, dome-shaped brush of extra soft goat hair. Specially created to flawless ly blend powder onto the skin for an immaculate polished finish. Excellent for all M·A·C powders and pigments.

MAC Sugarsweet

cleegiants — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 13:30:00 -0700

Spring officially starts Friday, March 20th, but head to your local MAC counter a day early to celebrate! The collection is about sugar, sweet, and candy. Don't those cupcakes look delicious? There are a number of items in this collection: eyeshadows, lipsticks, lipglass, nail polish, shadesticks, and Mineralize Skinfinish powders.

Who cares if the candy man can… it’s the cupcake ingenue who’s caught the sweet spot this season. Temptation is everywhere - luscious, whipped-cream decadent, deliciously decorative frosting colours and sugared almond combinations. Like peering through the window of a Parisian patisserie, you’ll want to become one of each! Have fun with a new Red Velvet recipe Shadestick. Tricolour Lipglass is like a mille feuille of layered lip gloss colours, each gives way to the next in a triple-layered pearl-swirl of prettiness; add extra yum to Eye Shadow; Perfect Topping Mineralize Skinfinish is the ultimate cake walk. We could eat you up.
Lipstick ($14.00)
Sweet Thing Mid-tone magenta with multi dimensional pearl (Lustre)
Bubbles Sheer frosty white beige (Glaze) (Repromote)
Touch Peachy cinnamon (Lustre) (Permanent)
Lollipop Loving Mid-tone coral with subtle green and gold iridescence (Glaze) (Repromote)
Saint Germain Pastel pink (Amplified Creme) (Repromote, Perm international)

Tricolour Lipglass ($17.50)
Tasty Top Sheer blue pink with reflects, Middle Mid-tone blue pink with duochrome pearlized pigments, Bottom Dark creamy red pink
Just Dessert Top Sheer yellow pink with reflects, Middle Mid-tone yellow pink with duochrome pearlized pigments, Bottom Mid-tone creamy yellow pink
Simpy Delicious Top Sheer peach with reflects, Middle Pale coral with duochrome pearlized pigments, Bottom Creamy mid-tone coral
Triple-Yum Top Sheer gold with gold reflects, Middle True gold with duochrome pearlized pigments, Bottom Mid-tone bronze
Consume Me Top Sheer white with reflects, Middle Pale mint with duochrome pearlized pigments, Bottom Creamy light peach with pearlized pigments

Eyeshadow ($14.50)
Sugarshot Pale frosty beige (Lustre)
Dear Cupcake Mid-tone pink coral with gold pearlized pigments (Satin)
Aquavert Soft mint with white pearlized pigments (Veluxe Pearl) (Repromote)
Stars n Rockets Lavender with red/pink reflects (Veluxe Pearl) (Permanent)
Club Muted reddish brown duochrome with green opalescent shimmer (Satin) (Permanent)

Shadestick ($16.50)
Cakeshop Frosted light neutral beige
Butternutty Frosted pale white gold
Lemon Chiffon Frosted pewter
Red Velvet Frosted mid-tone pink
Penny Light pinky copper (Repromote)

Mineralize Skinfinish ($27.00)

Perfect Topping Pink/peach/lavender melange
Refined Tan/peach/coral melange

Nail Lacquer ($11.00)
Peppermint Patti Creamy mint green (Cream)
Seasonal Peach Creamy pale peachy pink (Cream)

Lash ($12.00): 34 Lash
Mascara ($12.00): Zoomlash

I am most interested in the shadesticks and the peppermint green nail polish. The shadesticks are terrific, easy to use, great in a pinch tools. The colors appear quite wearable and easy to blend with others. So head to MAC on Thursday, March 18th, or probably find it online the day before.

source: temptalia.com

Coming up Roses

cleegiants — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 15:15:15 -0800

MAC Cosmetic's next collection is flowering, pink, and summery. "A Rose Romance" is a color collection with pinks and purples, reminiscent of sonnets and poetry from a couple centuries ago.

Honestly, I'm not a huge fan of flowery items, so I'll withhold judgment on this collection until I see it. A Rose Romance hits U.S. stores on April 23, 2009.

Lipstick

Way To Love Creamy light yellow pink
A Rose Romance Mid-tone pink with gold pearl
Odyssey Spiked-up plum

Lipglass

Virgin Kiss Sheer pale pink with multi-dimensional pearl
Magnetique Frosted violet fuchsia
Steal My Heart Sheer bright pink with multi-dimensional pearl

See Thru Lip Colour

Loving Touch Sheer pearly light pink
Tender Tryst Sheer pearly plum
Secret Crush Sheer red berry

Pigment

Mutiny Clean sky blue with gold pearl
Circa Plum Frosty dirty mid-tone laevnder

Eyeshadow

Of Summer Frosted light dirty mauve
Et Tu, Bouquet? Frosted pale pink gold
Creme de Violet Vivid pinkish-violet flecked with gold shimmer
Silverthorn Mid-tone gray with silver pearl
Shadowy Lady Darkly veiled plum

Just A Pinch Gel Blush ($18.50 U.S / $22.50 CDN)
Sheer gel cheek blush in a pot delivers a rosy glow of coverage for a healthy complexion. Dewy texture blends into a thin film on skin, giving low to medium transparent coverage.

Just A Pinch Sheer red pink tint

Beauty Powder

Blush of Youth Clean pink with gold pearl
Summer Rose Soft violet pink with pearl

Nail Lacquer

Love & Friendship Creamy dirty mid-tone lavender

Creations Hue: Dejarose
A striking bouquet of lush Bulgarian, Turkish, and Tea Red Roses is ruffled with dewy watery and luminous green nuances. Velvety petals of exotic orchid, lily, jasmine and peony are teased with a hint of crimson red raspberry and the gentle texture of pink pepper. The interplay of light and dark woods, weathered teak contrasting with patchouli, adds to the intensity, while hypnotic incense vapours and amber crystals lend a sense of intrigue and allure to this sensuous creation.

Fix+ Rose
An aqua-spritz of vitamins and minerals, infused with a Calm-the-Skin blend of green tea, Chamomile, Cucumber, topped off with the scent oF 100% natural rose water. Adds radiance, finishes makeup.

source: temptalia.com

MAC Studio Sculpt

cleegiants — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 16:15:30 -0800

Are you ready for another MAC release? Seriously MAC, do y'all rest? This collection is for foundation and concealers, which is interesting that they're launching before the Colour Ready collection. Colour Ready won't be available until April, Studio Sculpt hits stores February 5th. Apparently they used these products during Fashion Week, where makeup artists and models loved the products. So I can have the skin of a model...what about the figure or height? I'm joking...sort of =)

Now, I know a lot of people think that MAC foundations are pretty heavy and not appropriate for every day wear. To this I say - not true! I've used a few foundations from MAC over the years and most of them are medim coverage. You can always add coverage with more layers, but if you use a foundation brush instead of the sponge MAC provides, you'll get a nice even finish that isn't cakey. I'll try to do a feature on the various MAC foundations; my understanding is that Studio Fix Powder+Foundation is the fullest coverage.

UPDATE: I was at the MAC store today and apparently the launch is delayed until Saturday. Some colors weren't in stores yet, especially those in the medium skin tones - where most people would be! So hold on and head to MAC on Saturday.

Studio Scupt SPF 15 (hooray for SPF!) is a gel-based, cream formula foundation. It can be layered for extra coverage; it provides a satiny smooth finish. I love the tube packaging, you only need to squeeze out what you need! From my reading, it appears to be suitable for all skin types, but dry skin especially! This is great news for me, since my skin runs dry and some foundations will cause flakiness on me. If you have blemishes or special problem areas, there is a Studio Scuplt Concealer that goes along. I rarely wear concealer, so I'm the first to admit that I'm not sure what makes a good concealer.

I'm including Q&As with MAC executives that have been posted on other blogs. I take no credit for the interview; it's just here to give you more information about the line.

Q&A with Nick Gavrelis, Vice President, Global Product Development, Face and PRO M-A-C
Q: Talk about the development process for Studio Sculpt Foundation SPF 15. What was the need you were filling? Was it due to demand from customers, makeup artists, or both?
It began about two and a half years ago. M·A·C artists all around the globe helped identify the need for a new kind of cream foundation. We wanted it to give a long-lasting, medium-coverage yet buildable finish, with long term hydrating benefits. We went into the lab aiming to create a formula with modern aspects, like a gel base, combined with a very luxurious, rich, creamy feel. It had to have the wear, flexibility and flawlessness that our makeup artists demanded, as well as the comfort, moisturization, smoothing and perfecting qualities that real women have been asking for.

Q: How many seasons did you test Studio Sculpt backstage?
The Spring/Summer 2009 Fashion Week that took place this past September and October was the third and final season of testing done by the M·A·C Pro Team. Their passionate feedback helped us adjust and ultimately perfect the formula. For example, we tweaked the way the product glides onto the skin, which ultimately improved the blending time customers experience when applying Studio Sculpt.

Q: What are the benefits of the antioxidants and SPF protection in Studio Sculpt? Does using this foundation provide enough benefits on its own, or does is help to add another layer of protection?
We added known antioxidants Vitamins C and E, which help to defend against free radical damage. Studio Sculpt also contains a combination of titanium dioxide, a physical sunscreen, and octinoxate, a gentle chemical sunscreen. Together they help offer broad-spectrum UVA and UVB protection. While this is sufficient for limited and incidental UV exposure, it’s important to combine with a higher SPF product whenever there’s a chance of additional sun exposure.

Q: What other ingredients in this product would you like to highlight?
Studio Sculpt is made with innovative plant-based extracts for a unique foundation that delivers long-wearing, color-true, comfortably weightless yet flawless coverage. Specifically, we employed sodium hyaluronate, yeast extracts and shea butter to boost moisture levels, plus extracts of Hyberlea Rhodopensis Leaf Extract, Beet Root and Tamarind Seed Extract, which help to improve skin’s hydration with continued use. Finally, we used a combination of soft focus powders that optically diffuse imperfections and give a more flawless finish. There is also Quercus Suber Bark Extract and Octyldodecyl PCA which, combined with a special new polymer, help to provide a more perfect, smoother, tighter looking complexion.

Q: What types of testing did you do on the formula other than backstage? Can you discuss what some of the results were?
In addition to the backstage testing throughout three Fashion Week seasons, we did a complete Global M·A·C Artist Test with a panel of 130 participants worldwide. The results proved to be very successful, rating above a 90% approval score in Asia, which is exceptionally unusual. We also took the formula through Safety, Claims Substantiation Testing; Consumer Sensory Testing provides a more perfect, tighter feeling and smoother looking complexion.

Q: Technologically speaking, why is this foundation an optimum choice for women, compared to other options?
Studio Sculpt Foundation has fused new advancements in technology with innovative plant-based extracts to create a ush, luxurious new cream-gel foundation that delivers comfortable, weightless and flawless coverage. Makeup artists nd women customers alike can easily achieve blendable medium coverage, with a luminous, satiny finish.

Q&A with Gordon Espinet, Vice President Global Makeup Artistry, M-A-C Worldwide
Q: How does this formula perform differently from other foundations in the M·A·C line?
Studio Sculpt is incredibly versatile, which makes it unique for many reasons, since its texture is silky and creamy, gliding effortlessly onto skin while providing a natural, velvety finish that’s both modern and natural. It can be blended with moisturizer for a more sheer finish that’s never streaky, or combined with concealer for more full coverage. Create a matte finish by applying powder afterwards, or use Studio Sculpt alone to emphasize skin’s natural sheen and highlights.

Q: Why was this product key for you and your team during fashion week? Has Studio Sculpt been used in any photo shoots?
We have anxiously wanted to offer a foundation that leaves skin looking well-hydrated and completely nourished, and can stand up to being used in various ways. Studio Sculpt can be sheered out or used with powder; it always looks flawless, which is a backstage dream. It is the perfect formula for both film and digital photography, in black and white or color. It’s extremely user-friendly, and the finish remains true and consistent in both color and texture.

Q: Is Studio Sculpt appropriate for HD TV use?
It’s absolutely perfect for High Definition television, because the texture is flawless and it helps skin read as real looking, not overly made up. More importantly, Studio Sculpt’s coverage can be easily manipulated into something very sheer, or layered to offer more coverage where necessary, while remaining even-toned and consistent in texture.

Q: What are some application techniques for the non-professional user?
Begin with a pea size amount on the back of your hand, and use any foundation brush to apply onto hydrated skin. Mix in a bit of your favorite moisturizer (try Strobe Cream or Strobe Liquid), which will create a sheer, luminous finish that makes skin appear to be candlelit. Use any M.A.C concealer over areas that need additional coverage

Q: In your experience, what skin benefits have been shown with continued use?
Skin becomes more plump and hydrated, it give a youthful look.

Q: How does a medium-coverage foundation like this work well with today’s makeup trends?
What’s most important is versatility in creating perfect-looking skin. It needs to appear fresh, flawless, and polished, but the products used to achieve this effect should be indiscernible to the naked eye. A medium coverage like what’s offered by Studio Sculpt allows you to sheer down the formula with various creams and mixing mediums to create glowing skin, but can also be layered with concealer to create a more opaque finish.

Q: Some people can be wary of a product labeled medium-coverage, so who would you say is the ideal person for this foundation? What are their needs?
Studio Sculpt is ideal for anyone wanting to look flawless, but without seeming like they are wearing anything. In essence, this formula is for everyone. It can be easily sheered down to create a light veil of coverage, mixed with luminescent products to create glowing effects or layered to conceal any imperfections. Studio Sculpt will make your complexion look perfect, whether you’re dealing with dehydrated skin, unwanted oily areas, fine lines or discoloration.

Q: You always say we can judge how well something will sell based on how many products are stolen by models backstage, where does Studio Sculpt rate on this scale?
By far, this was the product we most had to keep track of backstage. Makeup artists and models alike fell in love with this formula, and didn’t want to wait for it to be launched to get their hands on it. Studio Sculpt was definitely the number-one product that fell victim to "sticky fingers."

sources: temptalia.com, makeupandbeautyblog.com

MAC Cream Team

cleegiants — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 10:30:00 -0800

Hope you all had a good weekend! Did you watch the Superbowl? I"m actually writing this on Saturday night, so I'm not sure who won yet, but I'm plannng to watch.

Aren't you looking forward to all those MAC launches I mentioned Friday? Turns out I forgot one - and this one launches this Thursday, February 5th! As a self-proclaimed lipstick/lipgloss junkie, I love the look of this Cream Team Collection. I've also seen it go by Creme Team if you're looking for more information online. This is a a follow up to the Creamsheen (Cremesheen)launch last October; the glosses are limited (LE) until March or until sold out, but the lipsticks are supposed to be permanent. I missed out last time, so with time on my hands, I'll try to test these out for you.

With the exception of Lavender Whip, all the colors sound like colors I want to try.

Cremesheen Lipstick ($14.each)
Creme Cup Light blue pink
Shy Girl Creamy neutral coral beige
Crosswires Clean pinky orange
Lickable Bright clean blue pink
Lavender Whip Light cool lavender
Creme In Your Coffee Creamy mid-tone pink brown
Spice Is Nice Creamy warm dark brown
Hang-up Deep berry

Cremesheen Glass ($18.each)
Ever So Rich Sheer Lilac
Fashion Scoop Pale cool baby pink with light pear
Boy Bait Light neutral beige with pearl
Partial To Pink Light creamy yellow pink with light gold pearl
Melt In Your Mouth Mid-tone creamy clean pink
Petite Indulgence Mid-tone bright blue pink
Creme Anglaise Mid-tone neutral mauve
Looks Like Sin Sheer deep berry

Cremestick Liner ($14.50.each)
Sublime Culture Neutral pink
Pink Treat Dirty pink
Caramellow Neutral caramel
Velvetella Blackened plum

Creme Cup, Shy Girl, Crosswires, Lickable

Lavender Whip, Creme In Your Coffee, Spice Is Nice, Hang Up

Ever So Rich, Fashion Scoop, Boy Bait, Partial to Pink, Melt In Your Mouth, Petite Indulgence, Creme Anglaise, Looks Like Sin

Sublime Culture, Pink Treat, Carmellow, Velvetella

source: temptalia.com

MAC Colour Ready

cleegiants — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 12:00:00 -0800

The next MAC collection is focused on getting the skin ready for makeup. It does include some traditional makeup, but its focus is on their Prep+Prime line.

Seeking alternative energy, increased mileage from makeup… Colour Ready revs up the Prep + Prime idea, a true hybrid formula between science and beauty. New Transparent Finishing Powder and Line Filler are our lightest yet, in fact invisible when applied, but their silky colourless polymers set and stabilize makeup instantly. The only way to start when you sit down in front of the mirror. Prep + Prime Skin Refined Zone is your stay-put fit on skin that minimizes the appearance of pores without clogging, and visibly diminishes them over time. Two Lipsticks, Eye Shadows, Penultimate Eye Liner and Eye Brows in an essential palette are a habit to happily acquire – Colour Ready is as basic as your 4-inch heel Louboutins.

I love comparing makeup to shoes! Since I'll never own a pair of Louboutins, I may need to check out these products. I haven't tried any of the Prep+Prime products before, but have used a couple of cleansers that I thought did a good job.

Colour Ready will be available in North America on April 2, 2009, later on in April internationally.

Collection details:
Lipstick ($14.00 US)
Show Orchid Vivid hot pink
Impassioned Amped up fuchsia (REPROMOTE)

Eyeshadow ($14.50 US)
Bitter Vivid bright golden green flecked with shimmer (REPROMOTE)
White Frost Vivid bright white with icy shimmer (REPROMOTE)

Penultimate Eye Liner in Rapid Black, (True Black) $16.50 US
Eye Brows: Stud Deep rich blackened brown $14.50 US
Prep + Prime Line Filler $19.50 US
Prep + Prime Skin Refined Zone $19.50
Prep + Prime Transparent Finishing Powder ($21.00)

source: temptalia.com

MAC Naked Honey

cleegiants — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 10:30:00 -0800

Do the people at the MAC labs ever rest? There are a number of releases coming up, I'm trying to feature them all here, but that takes time! Naked Honey features more body products like lotions and creams, but there are a 3 lipsticks, 3 eyeshadows, and 2 powders. This doesn't hit stores until June 11th in North America; sometime in July, internationally.

Bees do it… now M•A•C does it! Honey that is! As ancient and exotic as Kohl, great beauties have long revered the natural restorative powers of the Golden Elixir.
Following the example of their fabled Queen, Cleopatra, Egyptians bathed in honey and milk. Queen Anne of England used it to silken her hair; from the Ancient Greeks to the Roman Empire, honey has never lost its regal, ever-amber lustre. We love the luxury of its sensual essence…but we also know that it’s a highly efficient and wholesome humectant and healer. Introducing our limited edition Naked Honey collection – three aspects of golden warmth and sun-made sweetness for the body, layered with two decidedly different honeycomb-derived fragrances – celebrating the secret lives of Queen Bees. Complementary shade of High-Light Powder, Eye Shadow and Lipglass are all the buzz for summer.

Lipglass ($14/each):
She's a Star: Light neutral gold
Queen Bee:Mid-tone apricot with multi-dimensional pearl
Buzz: Dark copper brown with multi-dimensional pearl

Eyeshadows: ($14.50/each)
Creme de Miel: Frosty light yellow gold
Pollinator: Mid-tone warm reddened peach with pearl
Buckwheat: Dark copper brown with multi-dimensional pearl

High-Light Powder ($24.50/each):
Honey Light: light peachy gold with shimmer
Golden Nectar: Muted golden tan with gold shimmer
A high-light powder specially created for the Naked Honey Collection. Features an embossed honeycomb pattern. Super fine, impeccably pearlized, it creates so ft high lights. On cheek, brow, shoulders – anywhere on the body.

Naked Honey Skin Salve ($18.50)
Formulated from honey , organic beeswax, sun flower oil and other natural ingredients, this rich honey–scented and flavoured salve instantly moisturizes and helps recondition dry skin. Multi-purpose. Use everywhere.

Naked Honey Hand and Body Cream ($22.50)
A sensuous cream made fro m bio-converted honey , shea butter , and vitamins c and e derivatives . Absorbs quickly for skin-softening moisture . Conditions, nourishes, protects. Use on all areas where ultra-moisture is called for.

Naked Honey Body Wash ($19.50)
Formulated from bio-converted honey, this body wash cleanses the skin while pro viding the soothing and moisturizing benefits of lavender narcissus, jasmine flower and blue agave extracts. Provides a sensual, calming, cleansing experience.

Scents ($22.50 each):
Naked Honey: An aromatic journey that traces honey’s fragrant heart back to summer’s sweetest blooms. Energy starts to buzz, spirits soar, light floral and woodsy notes float toward an electric finale. Sweet and sexy all the way.
Africanimal: A scent that starts with a honey-ness that’s seductive and given its dash of pepper, not without spice. Add a dark kiss of bergamot and wood, and an aromatic orgy breaks out to create a scent that’s all-honey, but far from sweet .

Source: temptalia.com