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Ageless Beauty Skin Clinic

Sunday, July 4th, 2010 by mb

Marybeth La Motte

Marybeth La Motte

Cheryl Pierce, a Red Carpet Bay Area sponsor and someone I trust when it comes to my skin, is introducing GliSODin Skin Nutrients, a new line of nutricosmetics. Join Cheryl Pierce along with GliSODin Skin Nutrients representatives to learn more:

Date: Thursday July 8th

Time: 5:30 pm till 7:30 pm

Place: Ageless Beauty Skin Clinic, 2001 Union Street, suite 104, San Francisco

Cheryl Pierce and Ageless Beauty Skin Clinic’s nurse and aesthetician will be available to provide free skin consultations. You will receive a 20% introductory discount on products purchased during the event.

RSVP: 415.641.6223

Tags: Ageless Beauty Skin Clinic, cheryl pierce, GliSODin Skin Nutrients, marybeth la motte
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The After Party

Thursday, December 31st, 2009 by Cori

As much as we love the holiday season, all the cheering and partying can leave one feeling more flat than fabulous, not to mention what that kind of life can do to your skin. Suddenly – ugh! – you could be carrying extra bags under your eyes.  Lack of sleep and dehydration are a recipe for dull skin and puffy eyes.  Well, I say bah humbug to the Grinch who steals your glow!  

My recommendations for keeping skin looking gorgeous and fresh — before and after the party – in 10 minutes: 

Collyre Bleu Laiter Eye Drops
Benefit's Eye Brite
Jennifer Aniston's Fresh Look
Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer
Bliss Triple Oxygen Mask

Creme de la Mer
Gisele Bundchen
Stila's Gerbera
Stila's Glow

First, splash your face with ice-cold water several times, and, while you’re at it have a huge glass for yourself.  Follow up with a quick, mini eye-treatment mask.  I swear by the Triple Oxygen Energizing Mask from Bliss Spa; it’s perfect for rehydrating and reducing puffiness.  Not only does the mask feel amazing and cool on the eyes, but it also works wonders at helping you look like you got a full eight hours of beauty sleep – even if you have not. Also, if you find the whites of your eyes looking a little dull or red, use a blue-colored eye drop; I like Collyre Bleu Laiter-Blue Eye Drops.


Next step: prep the skin by applying an extra-hydrating moisturizer like Creme de La Mer or Chanel Ultra Correction Lift; both are wonderful and extra-hydrating. Now your skin will feel fresh and dewy, and you are ready for some barely-there makeup that will have you looking fabulous and radiant in just a few minutes.


Instead of a heavy foundation, tired skin will benefit from a tinted moisturizer. Apply just enough to even-out your skin tone. Laura Mercier’s tinted moisturizer seems to be on everyone’s must-have list, and it lives up to the hype. Add a little brightness to the eye area with a light-reflecting product such as Dior’s Skin Flash or Benefit’s Eye Brite; both are great for eliminating darkness. You can also use a touch of the Eye Brite directly under your brow bone to give your eyes an extra wide-awake look. As for eyeliner, try either an espresso color for a soft and natural look, or, for more definition, a deep midnight blue, which will bring out the whites of your eyes.  Bobbi Brown eyeliner gel in cobalt is the perfect shade. Avoid black with tired eyes; it’s much too harsh.


More options for the eyes:  for a clean and simple look, line the inside rim of your eyes with a nude pencil (not white — it’s too artificial looking). Makeup Forever has the right nude pencil, which they call a nude concealer and lip liner pencil.  Makeup artists swear by it and use it as eyeliner; it can make eyes look wide open. If you choose to wear an eye shadow, use just enough for a little definition such as Stila’s Glow, which has three colors in one (use the lightest, shimmery color for the corners of your eyelids). To finish off your bright-eyed look, add a bit of mascara — Dior Show or Loreal Voluminous always does the trick for beautiful, glossy lashes.


Cheeks and lips:  dab on a bit of crème blush, such as Stila’s Gerbera or Tarte’s Natural Cheek Stain in Flush for some radiance. Last but not least, go with a pinkish, nude, or berry-colored lipgloss or balm, like Bobbi Brown Rose Sugar or Benefit’s Benetint lip balm for a natural and healthy look.


So there you have it – naturally gorgeous with minimal effort – an easy guide to looking amazing after a late night! Happy New Year!

Tags: Benefit, Bobbi Brown, Chanel, Cori Miller, Creme de la Mer, Dior, RedCarpetSF, Stila
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Smooth, Straight, Healthy & Shiny Hair for the Holidays

Friday, December 11th, 2009 by mb
Keratin Complex Smoothing Treatment at MilVali
Keratin Complex Smoothing Treatment at MilVali


Call the girls at MilVali — I like all of them — and ask about a Keratin Complex Treatment by Coppola.  It could be a life-changing experience!  Eliminate frizz and curl, add shine and silkiness.   Another reason to call the girls at MilVali is their holiday special: hair and makeup for $100.  It could make you feel like a million.  Highly recommended.

MilVali Salon is located at 2040 Union Street, San Francisco, call 415-409-1500

Tags: Keratin Complex, MilVali Salon, RedCarpetSF
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Are We Ready for Red?

Tuesday, October 20th, 2009 by Cori

To me, red lips are sultry and sexy but they are not simple to pull off.  In the past I shied away from scarlet, though after seeing red on the fall runways for Dolce & Gabbana, Marc Jacobs and Giorgio Armani, I was inspired to figure out how to wear red lips with confidence. 

Is there a red for everyone?  The first step to choosing the right red is to determine the best shade for your skin tone.  If your skin tends toward tan and warm in tone, look for an orangey red. For cooler skin tones choose a blue red. A universally flattering shade is a classic pillar-box red.

 

I’ve heard makeup artists suggest going with either a strong lip or strong eye, but, like most women, I like the best of both worlds.  I think a good option is to go for a minimal, clean-looking eye, but with dramatic black eyeliner and lots of lashes. Add flawless foundation and a shade of red lipstick, and go from basic to bombshell. I think I’m ready to give it a try – you?

Love this look!
Giorgio Armani
Kim Kardashian
Dolce & Gabbana


Universal Reds: 

Nars Jungle Red, Mac Russian Red, Chanel Passion #14

 

For Yellow or Warm Skin Tones: 

Splurge:  Nars Heat Wave, Mac Chili, Vincent Longo Fore-plush, Nars Shanghai Express

Save:  Loreal Volcanic, Maybelline Midnight Red


For Pink or Cool Skin Tones: 

Splurge:  Smashbox Stunning, Laura Mercier Seduction, Chanel Shanghai Red

Save: Cover Girl Ruby Rush, Loreal Sunset Red


True Reds:

Splurge:  Nars Red Lizard, Mac Ruby Woo, Nars Fire Down Below

Save:  Loreal British Red , Loreal Drum-beat Red


Tags: Chanel, Cori Miller, Laura Mercier, Lipstick, Loreal, Mac, Maybelline, Nars, RedCarpetSF, Smashbox, Vincent Longo
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Behold the Power of Powder!

Thursday, October 8th, 2009 by Cori

Whether you want to extend a fabulous blow out, add volume to fine hair, touch up your roots, or if you are just tight on time, hair powder is a quick and easy way to streamline the glamour process.  Hair powder, a useful styling product that dates back to the 18th century, can revive and refresh precious locks and keep you on time for your next appointment. 

Hair powder comes in two basic formulas:  spray and loose powder.  Both work for absorbing oil, adding volume and freshening.  A little goes a long way, so I recommend starting slow and building.  Hair powders come in a variety of colors, but personally, the color with which I’ve had the best luck is the original white. The consistency is fine and silky, and it leaves no powdery evidence as long as you work it through your hair with a bit of vigor! So go ahead and skip a shampoo once in awhile — I won’t tell!

Bumble & Bumble Hair Powder
Oscar Blandi Pronto



Tags: bumble & bumble, Cori Miller, hair, oscar blandi, RedCarpetSF
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