June is here, and here is our first weekly roundup for the month from the members of the Beauty Spotlight Team. This week, we have a good showing, and some really interesting posts. Hope you’ll have a chance to take a look.
Ever notice a picture of yourself on Facebook or on a Zoom call and think, I do not look so great, I must be tired. No, that rugged look you see is from the dead skin cells building up on your face, making you look older than you are. Do not like what you see? No worries with these 10 Insider tips from Barbie’s Beauty Bits. PS: They will work for all ages. So for you late bloomers, a must-read!
Sheer clothing feels light and airy in hot weather. Angie at Your True Self Blog has complete style guidelines for how to show just the right amount of your true self. Included are different ways to wear it! Age doesn’t matter when you know how to wear sheer clothing with confidence!
Lola’s Secret Beauty Blog is completely obsessed with the Westman Atelier Eye Shadow I Brush, and highly recommends it. This hardworking multitasker is handcrafted in Japan and it features cruelty-free synthetic bristles of the highest quality. This ultra-luxe brush is unmitigated perfection with cream, liquid and powder shadows, and it is one of our greatest discoveries this year!
Looking for a new lip gloss to add to your collection? Southeast by Midwest is reviewing the Beauty Bakerie Lip Gloss in Enchanted Jelly.
Since February, Allison from Never Say Die Beauty has been using a number of active botanical, clean beauty, cruelty-free facial skincare products from Typology Paris. Not only is she delighted by them, she thinks that their sophisticated, minimalist approach is leading the way to thoughtful, effective skincare products.
Prime Beauty‘s Cindy has fallen for Hanalei Lip products and she’s excited that one reader will be able to win the Hanalei Soft and Silky Lip Duo. Enter and maybe you’ll be lucky enough to see why it’s a winner for Cindy.
Have an excellent weekend! Oh, and here’s a photo of my tenant.
I read somewhere that rabbits only live for 2 or 3 years in the wild. This fellow has been living in my yard for more than 5 years. Today, he ate my pansies. I told him he can eat all the grass he wants. But when I’m not looking, he eats my flowers: my rose bush, chomped through my clematis vine before it had a chance to bloom and ate the buds, the leaves on my spiderwort plant, and now the pansies. Ugh. It’s a good thing he is very cute.
