http://www.bonbonsinthebath.com/2006/08/22/a-beauty-pilgrimage-part-ii/ A blog for bathing beauties Sat, 22 Nov 2008 17:00:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 http://www.bonbonsinthebath.com/2006/08/22/a-beauty-pilgrimage-part-ii/#comment-986 Sun, 10 Dec 2006 00:45:07 +0000 http://www.bonbonsinthebath.com/2006/08/22/a-beauty-pilgrimage-part-ii/#comment-986 [...] After church this morning, I headed to the mall where I must have spent an hour playing in Sephora. My face is now happily buried under layers of cosmetics (tester-mania!). The Pout Eye Slick was the last product I tried on, sort of as an afterthought. But the more I looked at myself throughout the day, the more impressed I became with the product. The eye slick is packaged exactly like a lip gloss, but is actually a liquid eye shimmer that you apply to your lids. I tried the Bamboo shade, which is a smoky brown shimmer. Because the product is light-reflecting, it really makes my eyes pop, just like my Tarte Rest Assured Brightening Ward does. The difference is that the Pout Eye Slick punches it up with a hint of color. The website suggests you wear these as an eyeshadow base, but I’ll have to take the rebel route and say that I actually quite enjoy them worn solo. Either way, these should make for hours of makeup fun. [...] […] After church this morning, I headed to the mall where I must have spent an hour playing in Sephora. My face is now happily buried under layers of cosmetics (tester-mania!). The Pout Eye Slick was the last product I tried on, sort of as an afterthought. But the more I looked at myself throughout the day, the more impressed I became with the product. The eye slick is packaged exactly like a lip gloss, but is actually a liquid eye shimmer that you apply to your lids. I tried the Bamboo shade, which is a smoky brown shimmer. Because the product is light-reflecting, it really makes my eyes pop, just like my Tarte Rest Assured Brightening Ward does. The difference is that the Pout Eye Slick punches it up with a hint of color. The website suggests you wear these as an eyeshadow base, but I’ll have to take the rebel route and say that I actually quite enjoy them worn solo. Either way, these should make for hours of makeup fun. […]

]]> http://www.bonbonsinthebath.com/2006/08/22/a-beauty-pilgrimage-part-ii/#comment-589 Thu, 09 Nov 2006 17:01:47 +0000 http://www.bonbonsinthebath.com/2006/08/22/a-beauty-pilgrimage-part-ii/#comment-589 [...] There I am wearing the Tarte cheekstain in Flush that I finally bought yesterday - $28 + tax. Not cheap, but totally worth it - especially as I even received a compliment from my pastor this morning on how healthy and happy I looked. (If only he knew my tricks!) [...] […] There I am wearing the Tarte cheekstain in Flush that I finally bought yesterday - $28 + tax. Not cheap, but totally worth it - especially as I even received a compliment from my pastor this morning on how healthy and happy I looked. (If only he knew my tricks!) […]

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