A huge trend I saw this year on the runways was the re-mixed smoky eye. I say remixed because the “smoky eye” is no longer just boring shades of gray and black, but different hues of colors. Recently I got my hands on the Stila Spring 2010 Jeweled eye palette, and I’m already envisioning creating a gorgeous sparkly purple smoky eye with this palette. The colors are so pigmented, and bold, and oh so sparkly (I love sparkles) Any shade of purple on the eyes is always a gorgeous for brown eyed women, and this palette feels like it was created just for my big brown eyes.
Love Love Love
What are your thoughts?
Do you love it too?
PS: I want to thank one of my eagle eyed readers Lovechild. The day before yesterday she e-mailed advising me that another blogger used my hair pics and was claiming they were hers. After viewing the post, I was appalled, shocked, and perplexed.
Because I'm not a mean person, I won't mention the name of the blogger. I have chosen to contact the blogger directly and she is claiming that she doesn't have to remove them because they are not copyrighted by me. However, the thing that boggles my mind was that she clearly is saying that her hair came out like mine after she got it done, therefore totally misleading her readers. I read all the comments and people were remarking how beautiful
her my hair looked and she never corrected them. I showed the post to
Luxetips who is my girl and is also a prominent attorney, beautyblogger and mommy, and she was in shock as well. But, she told me that I was in the right. So we'll see how it works out. However, one of the reasons I started beautylogic was because I got tired of being misled by magazines, and I vowed never to mislead my readers. Any pic that you see here with a product review or salon review, that shows you a body part whether it's eyes, lips, hair, nails, it's mine.
Hugs (even to the blogger who stole my pics )
DE