Above: The Youngblood Fall 2013 Collection, resplendent in fall tones...lipgloss in Siren, eyeshadow quad in Glamour-Eyes and mineral blush in Temptress. Isn't it always the way with seasonal collections? Just as I have come to accept that I am actually experiencing summer (which, for the...
Above: The Youngblood Summer 2013 Collection will be available on June 1st, 2013. With summer mere weeks away, I am excited to present the latest releases from Youngblood...the Summer 2013 Collection! Focusing on a rich, bold, tropical lip and full lashes, this collection consists...
Above: Pre-Youngblood event...ready to embrace spring full force ahead, despite the gloomy Southern California skies. On Thursday, January 24th, I was privileged to attend the Youngblood Spring 2013 Collection launch at the gorgeous Montage Hotel in Beverly Hills. This lovely event featured makeup demonstrations, sumptuous...
Two of the three Youngblood Crushed Mineral Blushes (Tulip not pictured) whose proceeds will go towards cancer research during the moth of October. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Because it comes around every year, it is easy to dismiss the campaign as a celebration...
I have been on a Youngblood Mineral Cosmetics spree lately...the mineral foundation has amazing coverage and the lip color is lovely. I also am enjoying the HD powder in "warm" and lip liner in "pout" (reviews to come soon)! In turn, I am happy to...
Youngblood lip gloss in Demure is sheer, milky pale peach with very subtle shimmer. I recently had the chance to try out Youngblood cosmetics lipgloss in Demure, a pale peach concoction. I have already had excellent experiences with Youngblood Mineral Foundation (reviewed HERE) and lip...
Youngblood lipstick in Pink Lust, shimmering in the sun. I recently had the opportunity to try some products from the Youngblood cosmetics line and, after having sung the praises of their Natural Mineral Loose Foundation (discussed HERE), continue my reviews with an close up look...
I remember when Bare Escentuals mineral make up hit the Sephora scene in the early 2000's. The idea of swirling some powder on a Kabuki brush (yet another addition to the makeup lover's vernacular during that time period...I know they have existed for centuries,...
