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- Pout Beauty Bar in NoHo Is Helping Normalize Makeup for Men - LA Magazine
- Mary J. Blige Is Celebrating 25 Years of 'My Life' With Her Own MAC Lipstick - ELLE.com
- Kim Kardashian Tests Body Makeup on Her 84-Year-Old Grandmother - Papermag
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| Pout Beauty Bar in NoHo Is Helping Normalize Makeup for Men - LA Magazine Posted: 20 Jun 2019 02:24 PM PDT Makeup artist Nicole Faulkner, aka Lipsticknick, made a name for herself (literally) as a beauty influencer with 725,000 Instagram followers, which she parlayed into a gig creating outrageously glam looks on Rupaul's Drag Race. As the stigma around men wearing makeup gradually fades away, Faulkner is going all in on boy beauty. Earlier this week, her new "glam oasis" Pout Beauty Bar opened in North Hollywood. Faulkner and business partner Esther Koop describe the new venture as a "first-of-its-kind, boundary-pushing beauty space," geared toward both women and men (and non-binary people, of course), offering everything from "simple mens makeup" to "extreme drag looks." Pout's bold mission pairs nicely with its bold interiors, where everything pops with fuchsia, graffiti, and glowing neon light sculptures. Services include human hair faux eyelash application, glitter application, special effects makeup, and body painting. The brands sold at the salon are all curated from Nicole's own kit: L.A.-based beauty lines Jeffree Star Cosmetics, Lemonhead L.A., Miss Casanova, Morphe, the Crème Shop, and Togo Spa. What got Lipsticknick into the boy beauty biz? We decided to find out. How did you get your start in beauty? I've been doing makeup since I was 17. I did friends for dances—and suddenly there was a line at my house in Corona. Slowly, I began to dabble in drag and special effects. I've always loved Rupaul and Jeffree Star, and transformative makeup, changing the shape of the lips and eyes. It takes a very special set of skills. I also learned body and face painting, and did shows for Carnival Cruise lines. Through Instagram, I caught the attention of [Drag Race judge] Michelle Visage, and came on and did her makeup for seasons five and six. I've been doing it ever since. I get to hang with Ru on the set, who's very complimentary. And of course, I'm inspired by the queens. Where did you come up with your alias? It was for Instagram, of course. What was the impetus for opening Pout? I moved into this building in North Hollywood a few months ago—in the Arts District. This leasing office called me one day and said, "We have a live-work space near Lankershim." I called Esther and said, "I have this idea—do you think its crazy?" Clearly she didn't.
What does Pout have that no other beauty bar has? So many things! Lemonhead, an L.A. beauty brand, did these great glitters with jellies, to be a liner or a shadow. They created one specially for Pout: "The Pout Potion," a rose gold with pops of pink and champagne. We sell Jeffree Star, Lauralee Los Angeles, and Miss Casanova, among others. And I'm a firm believer that all products are unisex. You can't put a gender on products. We can do everyday makeup, but also very high-glam and fantasy [looks]. Pout, 11135 Weddington St., #129, North Hollywood. RELATED: The Incredible Staying Power of the James Charles Drama Stay up to date with everything you need to know about L.A. by following us on Facebook and Instagram.  |
| Mary J. Blige Is Celebrating 25 Years of 'My Life' With Her Own MAC Lipstick - ELLE.com Posted: 20 Jun 2019 02:04 PM PDT It's been 25 years since Mary J. Blige released her iconic second album My Life. To celebrate, Mary J. Blige is returning to her MAC roots to debut the brand's new Love Me lipstick collection with her very own limited-edition lipstick. The "Love Me" lipstick in French Silk is the first shade in the upcoming 24-shade lineup. It's a universally flattering shade that comes in a soft pink hue with brown, peach, and pink undertones and a "lighter-than-air" texture that's super hydrating and pigmented. It's packaged in a nude and black gradient bullet—a nod to Blige's 1994 My Life album cover. While she was known for wearing a lot of deep browns and reds during her heyday, the singer admits she also can't pass up a good nude lip.  Courtesy of MAC "I love a nude lip because it's just effortless and it doesn't fight with everything that's going on," Mary J. Blige said in a statement. "Even if you're all glammed up, there's something about a neutral lip that makes you look younger." MAC is also celebrating the 25th anniversary of its Viva Glam campaign, which launched in 1994 in the thick of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and vowed to support those affected by raising funds towards the fight. Blige is no stranger to the movement, having fronted the campaign with Lil' Kim in 2000 and again in 2002 with Elton John and Shirley Manson. "I still remember the first time I was a Viva Glam ambassador in 2000 and then again in 2002," she continued. "I chose to partner with Viva Glam because of its mission to bring awareness of HIV/AIDS in an altruistic way. This year marks a huge milestone of 25 years for both of us: For me, the 25th anniversary of My Life, and for MAC, the 25th anniversary of Viva Glam—so it was a great time to come together again." The "Love Me" lipstick retails for $19 and will be available for purchase exclusively online at maccosmetics.com. Shop past MAC Viva Glam lipsticks below.      |
| Kim Kardashian Tests Body Makeup on Her 84-Year-Old Grandmother - Papermag Posted: 21 Jun 2019 02:11 PM PDT  Kim Kardashian's "body makeup" has been a hot topic of discussion ever since the reality star declared her plans to launch a foundation for the body two weeks ago. Her audience has been divided on whether this is a good idea with many concerned that body makeup essentially fosters insecurity and pressures women to live up to even more unrealistic beauty standards than the ones that currently exist. Most importantly, it debatably promotes the idea that women aren't good enough the way they are and constantly need to "cover up." Since then, Kardashian has been demonstrating the many reasons why her "body makeup" can be useful. For her latest attempt, she enlisted the help of her 84-year-old grandmother, Mary Jo Campbell, who Kardashian says "invited" her over to test the foundation in order to cover up her veins. "My grandma MJ asked me about my Body Makeup and wanted me to come over to help cover her veins. North & I went straight to her house & showed her exactly how to use it & I love how happy she is with the results!" she wrote on Instagram. The post features a slideshow of pictures and videos, where Kardashian is seen applying the foundation across MJ's arms. An important concern that's come up from inquisitive followers is that makeup might transfer to the user's clothes. Kardashian made sure to resolve the problem too. "Let's talk about the transfer. I've been using body makeup for over a decade now and in my experience you either get coverage that doesn't transfer but it's super dry and looks fake or its the opposite and really moisturizing but completely transfers," she said. "My new @kkwbeauty Body Makeup is in between. If you let it dry before putting your clothes on it transfers way less and if you set it with a translucent powder it hardly transfers at all. It was important to keep the skin looking flawless yet natural." Finally, she recommends using the KKW beauty pressed powder for a complete finish and even complexion. "In the transfer video we didn't have translucent powder but tried one of my pressed powders and that worked pretty good too!" she said. "My body foundation really evens out and corrects your skin tone and conceals veins and bruises. My formula is super creamy, hydrating and long lasting!" Grandma MJ seemed to be happy with the results too. "Oh my goodness, look at the difference," she says approvingly in the video. "It looks so much better — hides all the purple." This isn't Kardashian's first attempt at quelling untrusting social media's suspicions about the motivation behind her new launch. She previously also posted a video where she's seen using the foundation on herself to conceal a psoriasis break across her legs. "I use this when I want to enhance my skin tone or cover my psoriasis," she captioned the post. "I bruise easily and have veins and this has been my secret for over a decade. I've learned to live with and not be insecure of my psoriasis, but for days when I want to just cover it up I use this Body Makeup." The KKW Beauty Body Collection drops today and is available to shop here. Photo via Instagram  |
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| 16 Best-Selling Beauty Products To Pick Up On Your Next Drugstore Run - Refinery29 Posted: 18 Jun 2019 07:00 AM PDT  And in case you find yourself mindlessly wandering the Shoppers beauty aisles on an unintentional haul, the products ahead are the ones to grab. From brow gels to K-beauty masks, these are the makeup, skin, and hair products that people went back for again and again, racking up Optimum points along the way (if only the rewards applied to flights, too). Shop all the beauty products that recently reached best-seller status at the drugstore, ahead.  |
| Money Diary Administrative Assistant Philadelphia PA - Refinery29 Posted: 21 Jun 2019 11:32 AM PDT  5:30 p.m. — I leave work and head to Trader Joe's. It's surprisingly quiet on weeknights, but I still get intimidated when the line wraps around the store. I pick up a watermelon, lettuce, carrots, bananas, dates, zhoug sauce, plantain chips, dried coconut strips, cauliflower gnocchi, whole-wheat wraps, grilled chicken strips, shredded mozzarella, sun-dried tomatoes, Everything but the Bagel seasoning, sesame bagels, cream cheese, pancake bread, and a bag of Scandinavian Swimmers ($61.31). I run into a friend who works with my sister. She tells me my sister hasn't been at work for the past two days, and I get worried. I finish up my shopping and plan to call her when I'm home. $61.31  |
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