Did you know that Elizabeth Arden is celebrating 100 years in 2010? It all started in NYC in 1910 when Elizabeth (real name Florence Nightingale Graham) opened her first salon—it had a red door and was located on Fifth Avenue. From the salon and her treatments, came products and prestige. In 1930, Elizabeth introduced the renown Eight Hour Cream, an item that still flies off shelves today and something that no home should be without! To celebrate 100 years of beauty, Elizabeth Arden has launched a gorgeous limited edition anniversary lipstick in Red Door Red. This sheer ruby hue looks amazing on all skin tones and I’ve got five tubes here at my desk to give away to five of you lucky ladies. There’s a skill-testing question though. Read the rest of this entry »
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Juicy Tubes Go Natural
Did you know Juicy Tubes is celebrating its 10th anniversary? It’s hard to think it’s already been that long since the yummy glosses hit the beauty scene. When I bought my first tube it was a splurge for me at the time and I was obsessed. Today I have even more reason to be obsessed as Juicy Tubes has also gotten a makeover, both inside and out. Read the rest of this entry »
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Obsession: Fruit Flavoured Fragrances
Looking for a wedding day scent that’s chic and sweet? Could not resist sharing these little gems with you, the latest offering from DKNY. Read the rest of this entry »
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Oscar Inspiration
The show was long and snoozy, but the fashion hits at the 82nd annual Academy Awards were plentiful. My best of the night vote goes to the gorgeous Best Actress Sandra Bullock. Read the rest of this entry »
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Nail Trend: Get Minxed!
Minx nails are only the coolest thing to happen to manicures in years. Lady Gaga loves them. So does Beyoncé, Blake Lively, Victoria Beckham, Katy Perry, Megan Fox and Liv Tyler. A Minx mani consists of the following: your natural nails are groomed as per a traditional natural nail manicure, but when it comes to the polishing stage, a sticker shaped like your nail is heated up and adhered to your nails. Read the rest of this entry »
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Bridal Makeup Tutorial
In the early stages of wedding planning I made a decision on something that seemed outrageous to some: I’ve decided to do my own wedding day makeup. How can I possibly have the courage to endeavour such a huge task? Simple: I enjoy and am actually obsessed with makeup application and products. This is kind of ironic and I’ll tell you why. Growing up in a predominately male family (two brothers and many male cousins), I was the girl that wore ripped jeans, T-shirts and runners and could be found chasing after my older brother: climbing trees, playing sports on the street and being the dummy for him to practice his wrestling moves on. Who would’ve thought that I would grow up loving anything remotely girly? You also couldn’t tell from looking at me that I enjoy playing with makeup since I run out of the house most days wearing glasses and not even a smidge of foundation. I’m not sure when I first became interested in makeup but I do know when it turned into an obsession—the year my BFFs gave me a M.A.C. gift card for my 20-something birthday. Ladies, I blame this all on you! Hehe, LOVE YOU! Read the rest of this entry »
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Go for the Gold
The Olympics are history, but that doesn’t mean the golden moments have to end. With our athletes bringing home a record haul of hardware—of the gold variety in particular— we at Weddingbells are totally having a golden moment. Adding gold elements to your 2010 wedding day seems like the thing to do, and one area I think is prime for adding the sizzling metallic to is your beauty look. Read the rest of this entry »
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Give me Liberty
The latest M.A.C. collaboration is a kaleidoscopic of psychedelic and pretty prints, from Liberty of London. Quintessentially English, Spring 2010 is “the ultimate flower fusion.” From the makeup to the whimical accessories, I’m dying for everything, even for just the packaging. Read the rest of this entry »










