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Beth Ditto is ready to make her mark. The Gossip singer, who has been happily embraced by the fashion industry despite her decidedly non-fashion size, is signing on with MAC Cosmetics for a limited edition collaboration. Women's Wear Daily reports that Ditto, who often boasts her own bold eye makeup, will create signature products to hit MAC stores and counters in June. The news comes a day after Ditto sat front row at Jean Paul Gaultier's couture show in Paris (you know, the Amy Winehouse-themed one?). Gaultier has been a longtime Ditto fan, putting the plus-size performer on his runway in 2010.
Ditto has also formed a positive connection with MAC, even performing at the brand's New York store on Fashion's Night Out in 2011. Now, like Daphne Guinness and Iris Apfel before her, Ditto will lend her name and distinctive style to MAC. No word yet on specific products, but we're guessing there will be some dark eyeliner and awesome colored eyeshadow involved. She needs to release an album in the style of her EP imo. They def make a lot of great shadows, liners, blushes, and brushes. When I first started getting into mac years ago, I always ended up buying colors and finishes that really weren't useful for everyday.
It was like well, not many other brands have these crazy cool colors so I'll get those. Once I kinda had a little collection going I realized that I loved the products (esp the shadows), but I had really limited myself by making purchases based on novelty rather than functionality. Now, I try to limit myself to things I'll actually use like neutrals and just splurge on the more 'out there' stuff occasionally. First you need QUALITY brushes to match the quality makeup you bought. Brushes that will smooth over your skin and give an even coverage tbh.
And usually the rule of thumb is this: let's say you have a 4 quad colour for your URBAN DECAY ( a pic would help tbh for me), the LIGHTEST colour goes right under the arch of your brow bone (and this is why a well groomed brow is important. The second lightest goes in the crease (where your eyeball is tbh that hidden skin), then the third darkest/vibrant goes on your eye LID - swept across it, and the darkest/most powerful you need an eyeliner BRUSH if it's cream to smooth it on the eye line above your eyebrows. Now if it's powder based, I think it's good if you add a bit of water to make it more dramatic. ONTD beauty post?
I need heeeeeeeelp. I used to have really fantastic curly/wavy/beachy/Janis Joplin-esque hair.
It was completely natural and so, so awesome. But it's gone away.
My hair is now nearly poker straight, and I haaaaate it. I recently discovered I have a vitamin D deficiency, so I'm on new supplements, but my doctor isn't sure what's causing my hair to change. My skin has also reverted to breaking out despite no change in make up/skin care line. Any ideas as to what may have changed? Or what I can do to bring my old hair/skin back? I'm making an appointment at my dermatologist for my skin, but I really, really miss my hair:(.
I think you should try a few things tbh. Would you be willing to eat a bit better? Drink more water (I'm not sure if you already do, but diet has an effect on how healthy your hair is, and since your body is low on Vitamin D, you should take in more food (the natural way) rich in nutrients which will supliment this deficiency. I recently switched to using products in my hair which are without PARABENS, and SULFATE (the stuff that makes shampoo lather and has no effect on cleaning, but it fucks with wavy/curly hair - which I have). I use live clean line, but there area a lot of lines out there free of that.
Read the label. The diet will help your skin and your hair very much so. Also If you get some argan oil, coconut oil (pure), any natural oil and heat it up a bit, let it sit on your hair then rinse it out, then braid up your hair into plaits this will also help keep moisture in and also give you a curl that you want. Also you can use similar products for your skin. Depends on the product type, imo. Foundation, concealer, brushes-definitely. And eyeshadows to a degree- some drug store brands are pretty great (for the price) however, and in orfer to have a pretty eye makeup you don't NEED to have MAC/Dior/whatever.
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With stuff like eyeliner, lipliner, mascara it's not about the specific brand, but the product. Also, many brands are owned by the same parent company so their cheaper brands tend to use the same technology for a lesser price than the more upscale brand with better packaging.