Links for the week. - The latest totally imaginary beauty "problem" dreamed up by the industry: tech neck. SMH. - Less offensive is the trend of dyeing one's armpit hair. Bizarre but fun, I guess? - The "vajacial" is making... Read more →
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November 2014
In honor of the snowy weather that's hitting my neck of the woods I thought I'd post this pressed powder by T. LeClerc that I spotted at Beautyhabit. I don't think I have anything in the Museum's collection from this... Read more →
Holy crap, I can't believe how popular this giveaway was! I ended up with a whopping 866 entries - that's over 20 times the previous giveaway's entry total! Thanks to everyone who entered! Anyway, the Makeup Museum's dynamic duo, exhibition... Read more →
Today I want to share a relatively hard-to-find Chanel quad that debuted during their 2015 cruise collection show. (This quad is also being given away by me - there's still a few hours left to enter - but will be... Read more →
Links from the week. - The ever hilarious Pink Sith rounds up some of the most expensive holiday beauty items. - Love this realistic Barbie! - The latest development in the Sephora VIB sale saga: the company is getting slapped... Read more →
Today's post will conclude my series on Too-Faced Quickie Chronicles and the original artwork that was used for the covers (see the 3 previous entries here, here and here). I was pleased I was able to find the original images... Read more →
Makeup Museum (MM) Musings is a series that examines a broad range of museum topics as they relate to the collecting of cosmetics, along with my vision for a "real", physical Makeup Museum. These posts help me think through how... Read more →
About a month ago I remembered that I had a spring giveaway lined up this year and completely forgot to post it, so to make up for it I've got not one but two items to give away for the... Read more →
As soon as I saw this palette from Chanel I knew I had to have it. Not only was I drawn to it due to the sparkly platinum gold color, I liked that the classic camellia was illustrated a bit... Read more →
This week's links, and a thought of the day: I've realized that once you get past the age of 30, birthdays are no longer fun. Having said that, it just means I will treat myself to more presents to feel... Read more →