Beyonce

Beyonce Heat Rush - 50ml - $59 - with top notes of passion fruit, blood orange and Brazilian cherry; a heart of Yellow Tiger Orchid, Mango Blossom and Orange Hibiscus; and a base of teak wood, honey amber and musk accord
Playboy New York - 50ml - $21.99 - a modern woody fragrance meant to capture the energetic essence of the city that never sleeps with top notes of fusing aldehydes, limes and vinyl accords; heart notes of green apple, elemi and black pepper; and base notes of vetiver, tonka bean and vanilla
NeoStrata Spring Must Haves - if your winter skin is feeling less then radiant, here's some help:


Yes To Blueberries collection - Yes to Carrots or Cucumbers never really appealed to me, I hate the smell of both of those vegetables, but blueberries are something I could see slathering on my face so I just might have to give something from this line a try! Products in the line are 97%-99% natural too!  Available are:
Brightening Facial Towelettes - 30 for $10.99
Smoothing Daily Cleanser - 127g - $10.99
Daily Repairing Moisturizer - 50ml - $22.49
Overnight Hydrating Cream - 50ml - $22.49
Intensive Skin Repair Serum - 50ml - $22.49
Eye Firming Treatment - 15ml - $22.49

Revlon Scented Nail Enamel - $7.99 - smell like the colour name when dry - in 16 shades: Ocean Breeze - turquoise, Gumdrop - lavender, Grape Icy - bright purple, Mad About Mango - frosty orange, Not So Blueberry - frosted purple, Bubblegum - hot pink, Beach - lime green, Orange Pop - orange, Sublime Strawberry - pink, Coconut Crush - frosted white, Raspberry Rapture - pinky coral, Peach Smoothie - light peach, Mon Cherry - red, Pretty in Papaya - orangy coral, Cotton Candy - light pink, Passion Fruit - berry purple

When I was in high school during the late 80s several of the more beautiful and popular girls suddenly sported a new hairstyle- a sleek and very severe ponytail with a mini (or not so mini) bouffant at the front. It required commercial quantities of hair gel and spray and made my curly haired self quite despondent. Another version of the same thing left the hair in the back down and in almost free form, while that big blob of hair was hanging precariously above one's forehead held by some kind of hair accessory. I actually had a friend who held unto this style well into the late 90s, but it looked quite dated by that time.






I've forgotten all about this and didn't pay much attention when I saw it on Beyonce or Gwen Stefani. I also ignored the beehives, real (Sarah Palin) or fake (Amy Winehouse). But browsing celeb photos today I've come across two very different actresses- Lauren Graham and Kristen Stewart- both showing some pouffness in the front. Should I bring out my flat iron and start experimenting? Maybe. I just don't want to end up looking like Snooki.



Photos: Socialite Life, Just Jared and Dlisted