Fall 2012 NYFW Beauty Recap
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By Beauty Snob Sharon on February 10, 2012 9:00 am

The shows have officially kicked off! Here’s a look at some of the stand-out looks thus far (expect more daily updates!) -

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Z Spoke by Zac Posen: A full brow, a crimson lip, and dusty black shadow reaching almost to the lash line…Who can focus on the clothes when Crystal Renn looks so incredibly stunning?

Rachel Comey: Light makeup, side parts, and cropped dos make for school boy-like looks at Rachel Comey.

BCBG Max Azria: Sleek ponytails were the perfect complement to the relaxed, retro-70s silhouettes shown on the runway (weren’t sheer pleats in the show great?).

Steven Alan: Soft and natural with popping lips at Steven Alan.

Nicholas K: Long gothic bobs and cowboy hats…OK, why not (for the runway…)!

 

Images: Style.com

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WebSnob February 10th, 2012
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By Beauty Snob Joyce on February 10, 2012 8:00 am

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What better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day with a little – scratch that – a whole lot of bling! Plukka, the wildly chic jewel line, is offering the winner of our February giveaway her pick of three of their covetable cocktail rings! At JewelSnob.

ShoeSnob found the perfect transitional sandals, the Gucci Tri-Color Suede Platform Sandals, that looks equally appropriate in January as it does in June. And equally divine.

Katy Perry has signed her divorce papers…with a smiley face! See it for yourself at Allie is Wired.

Ready for your next pair of jeans? Stiletto Jungle has some denim for your consideration.

Coquette dishes all things fashion with the stylish Sasha Charnin Morrison, author of Secrets of Stylists.

The Jet Set Girls share some tasty Valentine’s Day cocktails.

For Valentine’s Day, it would be super-cute to surprise your tot with one of Gap Graphic Tulle Tees. At TotSnob

Kate Bosworth’s Chanel chain ankle bootiesseen on the cover of Nylon magazine is still on Shopping and Info’s wishlist for spring 2012..

The Beauty Stop picks the perfect Valentine’s Day manicure.

These Top 5 Tricks of the Eye are proof that gorgeous doesn’t always have to be fussy. CoutureSnob says to be comfortable because it will always make you look better because you feel good, and that’s where it all starts.

You’ll find good use for a tote any time of year, but it’s the summer when the style really comes into play. Findo ut what BagSnob chose for her Top 5 Summer Totes!

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Barely-There Brows: To Pluck Or Not to Pluck…
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By Beauty Snob Tina on February 10, 2012 6:00 am

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Like large eyes and flushed cheeks, eyebrows are a sign of youth! We begin losing the ends of our brows from hormones starting at age 30, and without them, we look about 80 years old. At least most of us do –Tilda Swinton rocks the look, as did somber-faced models at the recent Sara Coleman show in Madrid. The bleached-out look was big at the Spring 2011 shows, and models Lara Stone and Abbey Lee can pull off the no-brow look with ease. The key is having ultra-fair hair and skin.

But I’m still of the mind that everyone looks better with them – they frame the face and put your other features in proportion. Whichever look you opt for, heavy or nearly non-existent, young girls take note: do not tweeze or touch your brows without consulting a professional (I know this from experience). So how do you feel about the no-brow look? A trend that should have passed long ago or an enduring look for some?

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Bliss Hot Salt Scrub: Hey, Hot Stuff
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By Beauty Snob Kelly on February 9, 2012 12:00 pm

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I just stepped out of the shower after using Hot Salt Scrub by Bliss, and I swear I feel five pounds lighter! This rough-grain salt scrub seriously sloughs like a power sandblaster (but, of course, is much more pleasant). I made sure I scrubbed for a while to ensure getting 100% of the effects, and I think I actually got 110% (since I can’t scrub my face, I’m making up for it by taking it out on my body!).

Although it consists of eucalyptus, lavender, and rosemary oils, it is not oily (scrubs that are oily tend to be messy, and leave me feeling like I’ve added a layer of gunk to my skin, instead of removing it). This exfoliating gel keeps the salt adhered to your skin so you don’t lose it as you’re sloughing. It’s also self-heating, so it gives you a little warm massage while you scrub. And this does wonders to ease achy muscles and a tired soul – and the attack on your rough skin is mind-blowing.

I make sure the shower is nice and hot before I step in. I then turn it off and do all my scrubbing. When I’m ready to rinse, on goes the warm shower (instead of startling cold) and all the salt washes away. What I’m left with is the softest, smoothest skin I have felt since my babies were born – I kid you not. Such soft skin that you’ll think you’re touching someone else’s!

Hot Salt Scrub is also the greatest detox you can do. If you feel a cold coming on, use this hot scrub, take a hot shower, and crawl into bed with a big cup of hot water, and the sun will surely come out tomorrow.

Use it before shaving and you will reduce ingrown hair, and have the best shave ever – plus, your body will be absolutely, perfectly smooth. This is my new favorite bath item by far! At Sephoraspacer for $36.

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