As I was reading my Twitter timeline, I saw a tweet by Teen Vogue and they mentioned Birchbox. Curious, I clicked on the link and was excited to see that Birchbox and Teen Vogue has teamed together to come out with a spring inspired box with products selected by Teen Vogue Editor, Eva Chen.
From the site, it looks like the boxes will be limited and you can reserve your box (subject to certain conditions?) by entering your email address on the site.
The box will contain not only samples but tutorials and tips as well. I think there will also be corresponding features posts up on the Teen Vogue website next month to complement the box.
Click on the image above to be transported to the site and reserve your box while stocks last.
Battle of the Lash Curlers: Shu Uemura vs Urban Decay
Here's a post I've been wanting to write about for awhile. A comparison between the cult favorite Shu Uemura eye lash curler and the significantly different Urban Decay The Revolution. The Urban Decay curler is no longer available for purchase (previously priced at US$20) at the moment but I figured I'll give my opinion on the products anyways.
The Curl
The Curl
| Left: Shu UemuraRight: Urban Decay (Both eyes without mascara) Click image to enlarge |
Sigma Palettes Repackaged!
Mid last year Sigma came out with 3 eyeshadow palettes -- Flare, Bare and Dare.
Admittedly I found the packaging to be quite bulky before and am happy to share that the palettes have been repackaged and are now significantly slimmer!
The thickness is down by about 50% (woo hoo!) and should be of similar size to the famous Urban Decay Naked Palette. This new thickness makes the palettes much more portable and won't take up unnecessary space.
Admittedly I found the packaging to be quite bulky before and am happy to share that the palettes have been repackaged and are now significantly slimmer!
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| Photo source: SigmaBeauty.com |
The thickness is down by about 50% (woo hoo!) and should be of similar size to the famous Urban Decay Naked Palette. This new thickness makes the palettes much more portable and won't take up unnecessary space.
Birchbox & Glam Bag: December 2011
My latest package arrived and it came with more goodies (of course). If you're wondering why my Birchbox and Glam Bag are here a month late, it's because it takes awhile to get it shipped to me here. Nonetheless, I'm always excited to see what I've received!
Birchbox | Frolic & Fancy
December 2011
For the past holiday season, Birchbox had teamed with Baby Buggy, a non-profit organization that supplies needy families in the US with essential goods for their children. 100% of profit from full size sales was donated to the organization on top of a generous US$25,000.
Birchbox | Frolic & Fancy
December 2011
For the past holiday season, Birchbox had teamed with Baby Buggy, a non-profit organization that supplies needy families in the US with essential goods for their children. 100% of profit from full size sales was donated to the organization on top of a generous US$25,000.
Bare Escentuals Bare Minerals Mineral Veil To Go
Bare Escentuals Bare Minerals Mineral Veil has been a popular finishing powder in the beauty world especially amongst mineral make up lovers. Since the original version is in loose powder form, it can be a tad of a hassle for on the go application. With that in mind, Bare Escentuals are offering 2 options for their fans.
The original Mineral Veil loose powders come in 0.3oz and 0.21oz (with SPF) respectively and priced at US$20 each. The Mineral Veil without SPF is available in 4 variations -- Illuminating, Hydrating, Regular and Tinted which can be used to refill the Buffing Brush to easily throw in your purse for easy access while you're on the move. If you prefer compacts, the latter option should entice you.
In terms of price to product value, both options above are considerably more expensive than the full size product possibly due to packaging variations. However, between the two products, the Buffing Brush has 60% more product per US$ compared to it's compact alternative.
Both products are available at Bare Escentuals retailers.
Product photo source: Sephora.com
The original Mineral Veil loose powders come in 0.3oz and 0.21oz (with SPF) respectively and priced at US$20 each. The Mineral Veil without SPF is available in 4 variations -- Illuminating, Hydrating, Regular and Tinted which can be used to refill the Buffing Brush to easily throw in your purse for easy access while you're on the move. If you prefer compacts, the latter option should entice you.
In terms of price to product value, both options above are considerably more expensive than the full size product possibly due to packaging variations. However, between the two products, the Buffing Brush has 60% more product per US$ compared to it's compact alternative.
Both products are available at Bare Escentuals retailers.
Product photo source: Sephora.com
Sampling with Birchbox
Happy New Year everyone! I posted a video at the beginning of last month to update on what's coming up this year and yes, I am super excited with this new chapter of Beauty Moments. Not only will there be more posts, stay tuned for complementing videos as well as tons of giveaways.
I'm sure a lot of you (if not all) are familiar with Birchbox. There's been so much hype going on about this service in the past year and the concept of it is quite appealing. Each box shipped out every month contains 4-5 deluxe samples (and sometimes full size products too!) at a monthly subscription fee of US$10 or you can opt for a yearly subscription of US$110.
I'm sure a lot of you (if not all) are familiar with Birchbox. There's been so much hype going on about this service in the past year and the concept of it is quite appealing. Each box shipped out every month contains 4-5 deluxe samples (and sometimes full size products too!) at a monthly subscription fee of US$10 or you can opt for a yearly subscription of US$110.
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