The next big thing: The CC Cream by Chanel

In the beginning of 2013 Chanel is going to launch its CC Cream for Europe. (this one has been working quite well on the Asian market for months now.)

Well we all know about the magic the asian BB creams do. The CC cream is basically the improved and refined BB cream...

If your head is spinning and you don't even know what a BB cream is, you must have slept the year 2012 entirely.

Blemish balm or Beauty balm war originally created in Germany and has gained over the past decade a huge popularity among the asian Beatystas for its skin-regenerating properties. In 2012 the BB cream run over the european and american markets.

While the BB cream primarily was manufactured as a skin care product, the CC cream goes further:

it retains all the skin benefits a BB cream provides while added nourishing ingredients provide more effective skin coverage.

And once again Chanel proved its status as a pioneer.

Are you curious to try this one?

After Dark

Most Wanted of the moment: A lip gloss with a led light!!
Perfect for those club jumping and cab riding beauties who want to freshen up a little bit their make up on dark places. A lip gloss with a led light on the cap, comes with a mirror too.The tube lights light up automatically every time you open the bottle.
Batteries are not required.

Various brands are proposing their shades so you can choose from Rimmel's Underground Light Beam After Dark

Nutrimetics proposes both, lipgloss and mascara

But Liparazzi was the first brand creating a gloss with a lamp.

You can get your own lip gloss for a price ranging from 10-30 EUR.

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Arm Candy

Love Looks Not With The Eyes

The french photographer Anne Deniau first met the late Alexander McQueen in 1996, when he was working for the fashion house Givenchy.

Today she immortalizes her friend and a fashion genius, whom she followed for 13 years behind the scenes in her new book:

 'After Lee passed away there was this legend about his dark side, that he was a tortured man, that he had some macabre side, and that is absolutely not the man I knew,' she says. 'He had dark moments like any creative artist, great highs and downs, but apart from that he spread such light. He was very generous, he was faithful, a lovely person, he was very cheerful. I wanted to do something as close as possible to the man I knew.'