I got in some items today from Beauty Without Cruelty, so I wanted to use them right away (of course!). This look is a darker pinup look. The only difference between this and a classic pinup look is that I ditched cherry lips for a deep plum.
FTC: All items used in this look were purchased by me except: all items by BWC were sent to me for consideration, the Urban Decay blush in Score was a gift, and the Benefit primer sample was also a gift. I used these items because I like them, and that is my honest opinion.
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Monday, January 30, 2012
FOTD/EOTD: Dark Pinup Look
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Sunday, January 29, 2012
REVIEW: Cruelty-Free Cosmetics
Back in October, I received a package from Cruelty-Free Cosmetics. Now those of you who have been with me since at least October know that it was the busiest time of 2011 for me. I was working fifty plus hours a week so even though I wore the pigments I received and took notes, I never recorded my review. In November I started my job at Sephora and that led me into the Holiday Season of Retail Madness. That carried into Return Hell January, and now we find ourselves in nearly February. Where did the last three months go!?
So I wanted to come over here and make a blog post where I could post photos and swatches a little bit easier than a photo. This is something new for me, so I welcome suggestions for improvement. =]
Cruelty-Free Cosmetics was started by Natallia after she went vegan and wanted more cosmetic options. She and I had prevously been youtube friends from her previous channel, so when she started her own line, I was very excited to try it! She sent me four pigments to try out:
Swatches and my review after the jump...
So I wanted to come over here and make a blog post where I could post photos and swatches a little bit easier than a photo. This is something new for me, so I welcome suggestions for improvement. =]
Cruelty-Free Cosmetics was started by Natallia after she went vegan and wanted more cosmetic options. She and I had prevously been youtube friends from her previous channel, so when she started her own line, I was very excited to try it! She sent me four pigments to try out:
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| From left to right: Silver Taupe, Plum Potion, Spiced Cider & Heart of Gold |
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Vegan Hair Dyes
I was recently asked about what hair dye I use by a girl I met at Sephora, and truth be told, I use the least desirable "vegan" option. But the reason I'm posting today is because I do want to change that, and share what I find with you guys.
I'm currently using Revlon hair dye, which is technically cruelty-free (but the parent company obviously isn't). It's cheap, it's easy to find, and it doesn't bleed much, which is important when you dye your hair black all the time. I've heard that the other options available to me tend to bleed, which is probably because they're stains, not horrible chemicals to slather on my scalp, which is pretty close to my brain.
A simple google search led me to a blog post about vegan hair dyes. This was posted in December of 2010, and yet this has never popped up for me as a search result.. it was meant to be. I suggest you all go and read her article. I'm going to look into the LUSH Henna dyes more because they're the easiest for me to get my hands on, but I think I'm going to end up going the Manic Panic or Special Effects route..
Fellow vegans, what hair dyes do you use? I'm not even necessarily going to crazy color, I tend to keep things calm and black, haha.
I'm currently using Revlon hair dye, which is technically cruelty-free (but the parent company obviously isn't). It's cheap, it's easy to find, and it doesn't bleed much, which is important when you dye your hair black all the time. I've heard that the other options available to me tend to bleed, which is probably because they're stains, not horrible chemicals to slather on my scalp, which is pretty close to my brain.
A simple google search led me to a blog post about vegan hair dyes. This was posted in December of 2010, and yet this has never popped up for me as a search result.. it was meant to be. I suggest you all go and read her article. I'm going to look into the LUSH Henna dyes more because they're the easiest for me to get my hands on, but I think I'm going to end up going the Manic Panic or Special Effects route..
Fellow vegans, what hair dyes do you use? I'm not even necessarily going to crazy color, I tend to keep things calm and black, haha.
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Thursday, January 12, 2012
I emailed Sephora about cruelty-free brands.
Disclaimer: This list is obviously inaccurate. Please check my list of cruelty free brands on the top bar.
Dear Beth,
Thank you for contacting Sephora.com.
Our private label brand Sephora Brand is cruelty free (meaning that the products have never been tested on animals). At Sephora we carry over 200 other brands and we cannot guarantee that all the products from these brands are cruelty free.
Here is a list of some of brands that we carry that do not test on animals:
Amazing Cosmetics
Anthony Logistics
B. Kamins Chemist
Balmshell
Bare Escentuals
Benefit Cosmetics
Blinc
Bliss
Boscia
Bremenn Research Labs
CARGO
Carol's Daughter
Caudalie
CHANEL
Clarins
Clean
Cosmedicine
DDF
Dermadoctor
Dr. Brandt Skincare
DuWop
Frederic Fekkai
Fresh
Jack Black
Jonathan Products
Juice Beauty
Kat Von D
Korres Natural Products
L'Occitane
Laura Mercier
LaVanila Laboratories
Murad
Mustela
NARS
Nude
Ojon
Ole Henriksen
Perfekt
Perricone MD
Peter Thomas Roth
Philosophy
Phyto
REN Clean Skincare
René Furterer
Rosebud Perfume Co.
Skyn Iceland
Smashbox
Stila Cosmetics
Tarte
TheBalm
Too Faced Cosmetics
Urban Decay
Zirh
If we can assist you further please feel free to contact us at www.sephora.com.
Sincerely,
Valerie
Sephora.com Beauty Advisor
Dear Beth,
Thank you for contacting Sephora.com.
Our private label brand Sephora Brand is cruelty free (meaning that the products have never been tested on animals). At Sephora we carry over 200 other brands and we cannot guarantee that all the products from these brands are cruelty free.
Here is a list of some of brands that we carry that do not test on animals:
Amazing Cosmetics
Anthony Logistics
B. Kamins Chemist
Balmshell
Bare Escentuals
Benefit Cosmetics
Blinc
Bliss
Boscia
Bremenn Research Labs
CARGO
Carol's Daughter
Caudalie
CHANEL
Clarins
Clean
Cosmedicine
DDF
Dermadoctor
Dr. Brandt Skincare
DuWop
Frederic Fekkai
Fresh
Jack Black
Jonathan Products
Juice Beauty
Kat Von D
Korres Natural Products
L'Occitane
Laura Mercier
LaVanila Laboratories
Murad
Mustela
NARS
Nude
Ojon
Ole Henriksen
Perfekt
Perricone MD
Peter Thomas Roth
Philosophy
Phyto
REN Clean Skincare
René Furterer
Rosebud Perfume Co.
Skyn Iceland
Smashbox
Stila Cosmetics
Tarte
TheBalm
Too Faced Cosmetics
Urban Decay
Zirh
If we can assist you further please feel free to contact us at www.sephora.com.
Sincerely,
Valerie
Sephora.com Beauty Advisor
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