This week ended as quickly as winter daylight. But as always in the beauty industry, there is something to debate. On the eve of Valentine’s Day, more and more tutorials on creating romantic makeup are posted on TikTok. One of the most popular options is red wine makeup. Here we tell you how to repeat it. In addition, people on social networks are still looking for an analogue of Clinique lipstick in the shade Black Honey. Therefore, we decided to make the task easier for you and collected the funds of the most similar color, but more affordable. But that’s not all.
Last week, we talked about a new product of the Korean decorative cosmetics brand Muzigae Mansion and the Russian aesthetic candle brand. And here we will introduce you to a niche perfume brand and a collection of confectionery cosmetics that you cannot put down.
Ohtop, a new niche perfume brand, appeared only on the shelves of Golden Apple. Its creator, Romeo Ou, has worked in the fashion industry for more than 25 years, so he approached fragrance creation like a true stylist. Like clothes, “perfume clothes” can be chosen according to your mood, character and situation. There are currently five fragrances in the collection, but I Hate Rose deserves special attention. Romeo doesn’t like the smell of natural roses (hence the name), so he created a perfume in which the classic rose note has a spicy undertone and is surrounded by harmonies of greenery and fruit. So rose lovers (not) – it’s worth a closer look!
The service menu of the SLOWMO salon on Tsvetnoy Boulevard has been supplemented with a new procedure that already promises to be popular. This is a skin care program using LaCerarl cosmetics from the Japanese premium brand Relent Cosmetics. The result does not take long to arrive; The skin becomes smooth, radiant, even and moisturized. Therefore, you can plan a date, meeting with friends or going out right after. And on the eve of Valentine’s Day, the salon is running a promotion – on February 13 and 14 there is a 20% discount on all LaCerarl cosmetic procedures, as well as “combinations” (body massage and body mask).
Please remove dieters from the screen! Clarins has created a limited edition collection inspired by desserts. It includes five products, each with its own sweet prototype dish. The menu is as follows: caramel mousse scented hand cream, currant cake scented day cream, raspberry ganache scented lip pigment, hazelnut macaroon scented brightening oil and rose sherbet scented make-up fixer. . Personally, we love desserts, so we will order everything at once.
Puberty seems to be over, but rashes continue to visit us from time to time. That’s why we regularly look for cosmetic products that can cope with them. And it looks like they found it. The new Skinjestique brand serum cleanses pores, reduces sebum production and works with existing inflammation. The composition is of course responsible for salicylic acid at a concentration of 2%. Therefore, manufacturers recommend that you start using the serum in the evening, 1-2 times a week. If no peeling or redness reactions occur on the skin, the product can be used more frequently. Another important point is that the serum cannot be combined with retinol, other acids and vitamin C.
All products of the Spa Senses series have delicate floral scents and formulas rich in minerals, trace elements and plant extracts. Our favorite of the collection is the wild rose, orchid and ylang-ylang scented milk. The product has an unusual texture – it is a delicate emulsion that spreads easily and becomes a nourishing cream on the skin that repairs dry epidermis and deeply moisturizes it.
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