Showing posts with label Beauty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beauty. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Don't fall into this skincare rut...

Happy Thanksgiving beauty lovers!  Is your skin ready to stay fresh and glowing for the holiday season?



It is finally autumn, my favorite season of them all. While we sit spellbound watching the beautiful leaves dry out, wither, and fall we can sometimes forget the effects the same weather has on our skin. During this time of year it is especially important to pay close attention to your complexion. Even though many people are spending much less time outdoors, other factors like air quality and diet can wreak havoc on the skin.

To avoid having a bad skin season, there are a few important tips to keep in mind.

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Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Cosmetology as a Career

Hello Everyone!



I hope you're all enjoying this first day of summer. Can you believe it's already here? I've always enjoyed the summer months because of the warm sun and the time away from school. It's sometimes exciting to sit back and think about life and how to get closer to the things you want. In the same vein of summer, fun, creativity, and dreaming about what you want to do with your life, I'd like to introduce you to two informative posts I wrote about finding a job in the beauty industry.

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Thursday, June 2, 2011

RHONJ Star Teresa Giudice Complimented Me On My Style

Hey Beauty Lovers!

First, I'm so grateful to have such a wonderful following of readers. This blog began in March, and I've already met so many wonderful people in person and online who have shared their love of makeup, hair, skin, fashion, nails, and looking fly! And, boy, do you all. Such a fabulous group of followers. I want to keep you all updated on the latest trend I'm following, so I thought I'd share my new favorite.


Can you guess what Real Housewives of NJ star and author Teresa Giudice complimented me on?


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Sunday, May 29, 2011

Find a Creative Career in Cosmetology at Manhattan Beauty School

Hi to all my Fabulous Followers!



I am very excited to share with you The Beauty Blunder Blog's first guest post from a beauty school! I look back in awe of my days of coloring, cutting, and learning so many cool things. It was a great experience, and I made friendships with my classmates that can last a lifetime! So, if you're curious about a career in cosmetology, or you're just in the mood to hear about all the cool techniques students are learning, read ahead!

Happy Weekend :)

~Sara

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Friday, May 20, 2011

Rave Fave: Moisturizer

It's that time again... RAVE FAVES!!!! With summer rounding the bend, I thought I would share one of my favorite moisturizing products by MyChelle Dermaceuticals.


This product works great at...
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Monday, May 2, 2011

Advice from Kim Kardashian

This morning, Kim Kardashian (can you tell how much I love her?) stopped by The Wendy William's Show to talk about her relationship rumors, laser hair removal, and how to get a glamorous "Keeping Up" look. Wendy mentioned that Kim is the number one celebrity viewers request to look like. Shocker.


Here are some highlights:

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Friday, April 22, 2011

5 Body Parts To Beautify

When you think of "beauty" what do you picture? Gorgeous hair. Perfect eyebrows. Smoky eyes. Pouty lips. A healthy-looking tan. Those are all important components of being beautiful, so bravo if your mind makes those associations. Now, stretch the picture a little bit bigger.



When it comes to beauty, you should think of ALL areas of your body. After all, a person with a perfect face can have many a flaw beneath his or her jawline.

Here are five areas you should never neglect when it comes to beauty:

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Thursday, April 21, 2011

Beauty Around The World

This oily wax is extracted from the seeds of a desert shrub, and it's widely used in cosmetics to condition the hair and lubricate the skin.  Isn't it something how many oily substances are actually utilized for beauty?  When I was younger, and my face a lot greasier, I thought oil was the enemy.  Now, in my twenties, I can't get enough of the stuff.



Though Native Americans have known about this beauty secret for centuries, U.S. cosmetic companies have recently started promoting this product in almost everything.

Do you think you know what it is?  Take a guess, and see if you're right!

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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Cindy Jackson: Queen of Plastic Surgery

Cindy Jackson is the Londoner, from the American Midwest, who is making headlines on the internet for her reign as the woman who's received the most plastic surgery.  Ms. Jackson has spent $100,000 on a list of procedures, from two nose jobs to five face-lifts and liposuction.

Here;s a timeline of Cindy's face, spanning about 40 years:


 The first photo of the 1980s looks like a completely different woman compared to the 1990s.  I have to say, I think she looks

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Saturday, April 16, 2011

Beauty Blunder 12: Stylist From Hell

I've had it.  All. Of. It.  Bad manicures, bad makeup, ugly haircuts, and spray tans even the cast of Jersey Shore wouldn't want.


Thankfully, I learned from my own eyebrow mistakes early on to never let another soul go near my arches.  It's one thing if you have the ability to be your own beautician, but it's a whole other ball game when you have to rely on others to turn you into your most flattering self.  Trust becomes very important, and if you have dollar signs in your eyes instead of quality, you may end up paying much more to correct what was done.

Here is the story of my stylist from Hell and how I learned to grow into a more informed client.

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Friday, April 15, 2011

Music To Doll Yourself Up To

I love to get ready for a night out with the girls with these 3 essentials:


  1. Drinks
  2. People
  3. A banging Soundtrack to kick everyone in gear!
I'm sure your usual makeup routine gets even more fun on the weekend.  You don't have work the next day, and lots of ladies seem to lighten up at the thought of smoky eyes, sky high stilettos, and short skirts.  To add a little spice to your night, here is my must-have playlist for getting glamorous!
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Beauty Blunder 10: How-to Apply Bronzer

Question: I want to incorporate bronzing powder into my routine, but I'm not sure where to put it.  Is there an easy way to remember where to apply the powder?  Thanks!!

Answer: Great question.  There is a very simple trick you can easily remember when wanting to apply a sweep of bronzer to the face.

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Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Beauty Around The World

The beautiful women of Central America have a natural remedy to combat sweat.



Can you guess what it is?

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Monday, April 4, 2011

Beauty Blunder 6: Lipstick Conundrum

Question:  I just bought a great shade of lipstick, but it doesn't look the same on my lips.  Is there anything I can do?



Answer:  Yes.  I used to think lipstick was designed to play tricks on me.  A color I loved in the store would look muted or less intense when I applied it & wanted my lips to really pop.  Now I know a little secret to keeping the color vibrant.  Before applying your lipstick...

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Thursday, March 31, 2011

Beauty Around The World

Can you guess the name of this nut?


Hint: It's great for the skin, celebrities love it, & it grows on a tree native to Morocco that can live up to 200 years!

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Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Beauty Around The World

Tomatoes are a staple food in the United States.  They can be found on sandwiches, in salads, & in gardens across the country.  We make pasta out of them, drink them in vegetable juice, & slurp down their warm soupy form.  

But did you know they could be good for your beauty regimen, too?
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Sunday, March 27, 2011

The Advantages of Aloe

The Aloe Vera plant is synonymous with soothing sunburn, but there are a variety of other benefits to squeezing its juicy nectar.  When you break open a thick green stalk of Aloe, you are breaking open a treasure trove of nutrients & minerals existing inside an environment that is 99.5% water. 

These include:

·         amino acids
·         enzymes
·         vitamins C & E
·         minerals
·         plant steroids
·         polysaccharides
·         galactose
·         silica & zinc

Aloe is high in sulphur, & its slightly acidic pH creates the perfect antibacterial atmosphere, if you happen to suffer from dandruff.  Each of these benefits helps to naturally fortify follicles, reflect light, & add instant gloss to a dull do.  Used medicinally for more than 3000 years, & especially during ancient Egyptian times, Aloe has been used as a first aid cure for skin irritation (including hives), wounds, burns, & infections. 
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Saturday, March 26, 2011

Beauty Around The World

The Greeks & Romans known for their glowing skin have an ancient secret, & you probably keep their magic potion in a cupboard of your kitchen.

This great antioxidant helps to:
  • soften cuticles
  • maintain skin elasticity
  • impart a radiant glow
  • soften dry, irritated skin (like elbows & heels)
  • condition & tame dry, frizzy hair
  • ...and it tastes great on a piece of bread!
Can you guess the name of this essential component to their skin care regimen?

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