Clé de Peau Extra Rich Lipstick

Clé de Peau has a new lipstick coming. Extra Rich Lipstick will be available in eight new shades, shown below.

I was given a sample-sized R3, Leonardis, a rich rose on my lips. The swatch to the right on my arm isn't quite true because my arm isn't as pink as my lips. When I first tried the lipstick, I had on a bright pink sweatshirt (quite the fashion on a snow day!), and the color looked great.

The texture is creamy and comfortable. Clé de Peau calls it "a velvety lipstick with gorgeous true color and smoothing moisture." It has a satin finish and adds a gleam to my lips. The ingredients include argania spinosa kernal oil (argan oil), a nutrient-rich, nourishing, and emollient oil from the Moroccan ironwood tree that cares for the skin and adds shine to lipsticks; and sunflower seed oil, which can help retain moisture in the skin.The colors to be introduced look really nice. Black Bacara looks dramatic - I can't wait to see it. Baby Julia looks like the perfect everyday pink.

The lipsticks should be available in March at Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus. For a sneak peak online now, visit the Clé de Peau Beaute Web site.

My thanks for this preview to Chris Coles at Nordstrom!

Photos courtesy of Clé de Peau

Tarina Tarantino - Sephora's New Exclusive

We've seen that pink is hot for spring. Now, Tarina Tarantino, a gal with fuchsia hair, has introduced a makeup line that made me think "Barbie" when my new Sephora catalog arrived. If the makeup isn't pink, its container is.

I must be culturally deprived. I didn't know that Tarina Tarantino is considered the "Queen of Irreverent Luxury." I first read it as "irrelevant." Sephora says she has brought her passion for self-expression and playfulness to her new cosmetic collection.

Sephora may have lost its way. Many of us have been disenchanted with the company for months (if not years). Head over to The Non-Blonde and read Gaia's post and the many comments on shopping at Sephora.

Last night, I hopped on Sephora's Web site to order some pretty new things I had seen in their Spring 2010 Beauty Report. I was very disappointed by the selection of free and 100-point samples. I do not need men's fragrance, and I don't want to "spend" 100 points on Sephora's own brand. That left me bailing out of an order they might have wanted, given the economy. I am aware that you can't complain too much about freebies, but Sephora set the expectations - not us! This new Tarantino collection will appeal to teens - and perhaps gals in their 20s. They appear to be Sephora's target market these days, so perhaps this new line results from brilliant marketing.

Back to Tarantino. Check out her world at the Tarina Tarantino Web site. Then head over to Sephora to see the new selections, all of which are listed as "coming soon." I'd like to see the collection in person. If you see it, please let me know what you think!

Photo courtesy of Sephora

Giveaways for DC-Area Gals

Northern Virginia Magazine has great features on Health and Beauty! Check out their Beautiful Any Time of Year feature online.

They also have some great giveaway contests. I hope one of you can win! Here's the scoop.

Tell them about your winter skin saviors - the products, services, and habits you rely on to save your skin from the damaging effects of cold weather - and you could win a $100 gift card to Bleu Totale Salon and Spa in Burke, Virginia. You can enter the Sensational Winter Skin Contest at this link.

Every month in 2010, the magazine is also giving away free hairstyle makeovers to three women who enter their drawing. Send a photo of yourself, showing Northern Virginia your tired coif, and you could be one of three readers to win a free hair style makeover, courtesy of Debbie Blood, master stylist at Four Seasons Salon and Spa in the Dulles Town Center. The winners will receive a free hair makeover (color, highlights, cut and style, treatments, and Brazilian Kertain treatments - up to $500 - and a free makeup application). Check out this link to find out how you can enter.

Just when you thought we were living through punishment by snow, Northern Virginia Magazine has come along to save us!

Photo courtesy of Northern Virginia

Bobbi Brown Supports The Heart Truth Campaign

In partnership with The Heart Truth campaign and the Red Dress Fashion Show, Bobbi Brown is offering an exclusive Bronze Shimmer Brick Set to raise awareness about women and heart disease.

Only 500 limited-edition sets are available at Bobbi Brown's Web site. The set includes Bronze Shimmer Brick, a shimmering powder that creates a deep, bronzy glow, and a Mini Face Blender Brush - both for only $40.

Enjoy free standard shipping with any order that includes this set. Enter offer code HEART1 at checkout. The offer code is required. Valid only on BobbiBrown.com through February 28 at midnight ET or while supplies last. I doubt these sets will remain available until February 28! Bobbi has a big heart! We heart her too.

Photo courtesy of Bobbi Brown

Clé de Peau Crème de Massage

Last week, Chris Coles at Nordstrom gave me a generous sample of Clé de Peau Crème de Massage (Massage Cream) ($120). It has really come in handy in this horrid weather.

The Massage Cream provides major moisture while promoting resilience, firmness, and smoothness. The result? A hydrated and radiant complexion. When your skin is plump, those fine lines disappear. You feel moist and supple, and you look good!

Although you could use the Massage Cream every day, it's more appropriate as a weekly treatment. Use the Massage Cream in place of your usual nightly face treatment. The directions say to apply after cleansing and balancing the skin with toner. Smooth a generous amount of cream over your face using gentle spiral motions. In other words, give yourself a gentle facial massage with the cream. After that? Blot your face with a tissue if you need to remove any excess cream.

I have used it before bed. My face absorbs all of it, so that tissue blot is unnecessary. I go to sleep with a creamy face and wake up looking refreshed and hydrated. My skin appears to have better circulation after I use it. Was it the massage or the cream - or both? I'm not sure, but I like the effect.

The ingredients include squalane (hopefully from a plant source), petrolatum, glycerin, jojoba, palm oil, arginine, and botanicals. Clé de Peau references its ingredient "TC Complex," which helps neutralize the enzyme plasmin, an element that can deactivate vital skin proteins and disrupt the cell turnover cycle. The literature on the relationship between plasmin and your skin is complex, so I won't explain that further. TC Complex is also said to help retexturize skin while reinforcing its ability to resist damage.

The Massage Cream isn't just for us dry types. Chris has very oily skin, and he loves it. I'm sure glad I tried it. I've got about two treatments left, so I'll be saving up for my full-sized jar!

You can find Clé de Peau's Massage Cream at some Nordstrom stores (Tysons Corner Center has it) and Neiman Marcus. It's also available at a few online sites.

Photo courtesy of Neiman Marcus

Stila Good to Glow Giveaway Contest

Stila's Good to Glow is a set of two subtle, illuminating finishing powders that add shimmer and warmth to your complexion and give your skin a flawless finish. The hand-milled, baked formula goes on silky smooth and is offered in Bronze and Rose Gold hues, both of which are perfect for any skin tone.

I love the Rose Gold shade so much, I've bought four of them! It's a perfect light pink-toned, shimmering golden highlighter. The bronze shade is a good bronzer on my light skin. On darker skin, it will work as a highlighter. When I saw the Good to Glow sets (a $64 value) on sale, I bought two - one for me and one for a giveaway.

How can you enter? Just e-mail bestthingsinbeautycontests@gmail.com and put Stila in the subject line. Please let me know in your e-mail if you use any Stila products. If you want a second entry, just follow BTiBeauty on Twitter. All existing Twitter followers who e-mail will automatically receive a second entry. If you use a different name on Twitter, make sure to tell me in your e-mail.

The contest deadline will be Friday, February 12, at midnight. I'll select the winner using a random number generator. I'll even send Good to Glow anywhere in the world, so you can enter no matter where you live!

I'll be posting this contest at Free!Grechen, my fun giveaway site partner. Good Luck!

Photo courtesy of Sephora

Best Things in Beauty - Snowed In

I worry about wildlife. The birds, squirrels, foxes, raccoons, and other critters outside have a tough time of it when we get over two feet of snow. After digging myself out, I started on my routes to the "normal" feeding stations.

I had to make a path (of sorts) to the backyard to fill the bird feeder, so I set out with a snow shovel, throwing snow to the side so that I could trudge through knee-high snow, rather than thigh-high snow. This is what it looked like after I made my bird seed delivery. I only fell a few times, and the snow provided a soft landing.

I know that many people find beauty in snow. I'm not one of them. This kind of snow is dangerous and destructive. Two good samaritans, a father and son, were killed when they were hit by a tractor trailer after they stopped to help a driver in trouble on I-81. Homeless people freeze to death. Old people go without heat when they lose electricity (my Mom lost hers for 2.5 hours yesterday). Folks forced to shovel out have heart attacks. Many slip on ice and suffer serious injuries. Roofs collapse; an aircraft hanger at Dulles Airport is a total loss. Can you tell I hate this white stuff?

More snow is predicted for mid-week, but they are hedging the prediction right now, given uncertainties over the rain/snow line. I'm praying for rain. We don't need that all-time winter snow record. Leave it to the history books!

I posted a few more photos on Twitter. Just search on BTiBeauty to see more of the storm of 2010. You'll know why this shopaholic won't be picking up any new cosmetic introductions this weekend. I am having a blast online, though! Check out The Friday Forum for some great deals.

Update 8:30 pm Sunday: Now it appears that the upcoming Tuesday-Wednesday storm will bring us 5+ inches of snow, possibly mixed with sleet when it starts. I wonder what 5+ means...20?

Update 7:30 am Monday: I think we know now. We could get as much as 10 inches of new snow. Where am I going to put it? I was already having to throw the snow over chest-high banks to keep my walk and driveway shoveled. Note to self: Remember to keep plenty of cash on-hand in winter. Hard-working people (with Maryland tags) showed up on my street yesterday looking for work. They cleared my vacationing neighbor's driveway and walk for $125. Took the two of them less than an hour.

Update 8:00 pm Monday: Silly me for believing the weather reports. Now the forecast is for up to 12 inches of new snow in my area. Starting tomorrow and snowing into Wednesday afternoon. Some people still don't have power from the last storm! When will they call up the National Guard to clear the roads in Virginia?

Brights for Spring and Summer 2010 - MAC's Colour Forecast

Here I am, thigh-high in snow, and I'm thinking about new makeup colors for spring and summer! I've seen a printed preview of the Chanel collection, due in April, and a new MAC spring collection is already available. Giorgio Armani Beauty's latest collection will be arriving in stores soon. So much to spend, so little money!

You already know that pinks and corals are the "it" colors for spring. Get ready, the trend will continue into summer. There's bright color in your future.

The MAC Spring Colour Forecast is available at MAC Cosmetics online and in MAC stores. I can't speak for MAC counters in the department stores since I am snowbound. There are some terrific colors in the four families - pink and plum cool tones and coral and amber warm tones. There are eye shadows, stackable crushed metal pigments, lipsticks, lip glosses, blushes, glossy nail lacquers, and even fragrances.

In the pinks, Blush Ombre in the limited-edition Azalea Blossom ($25) looks pretty. It's a light, cool pink - right up my alley! In the coral range, Nanogold eye shadow ($14.50), a sheer yellow beige with pink pearl, looks gorgeous and versatile. If you like coral and orange, this collection will give you the I-wants. I have to get my hands on Radiccio ($14), a plum family sheer mid-tone blue mauve lipstick. The warm ambers - precious, excessive, and golden - are the most intriguing to me (even though I have cool-toned skin). There is an Colour 4 eye shadow quad with four dreamy colors: Manila Paper, Flip, Aztec Brick, and Creole Beauty. At $36, these limited-edition shadows have me revved. I love golden and bronze shadows! Although my choices may seem to be the most subtle of the bright new colors, they will suit my fair skin.

I'll be giving you the latest on Chanel and Armani very soon. Gorgeous colors coming for a welcome season. Spring can't come fast enough! Want to dive in? MAC is offering free two-day shipping today (February 7) only! Wouldn't it be nice to get a box of sunshine delivered to your door? Just use the code CUPID at checkout. I plan to take advantage of this offer.

Photo courtesy of MAC Cosmetics

Urban Decay 24/7 Super Stash Giveaway Winner

Congratulations to Bonnie! She won the Urban Decay 24/7 Super Stash collection of mini 24/7 eye pencils! She has been notified by e-mail. Bonnie had been assigned lucky #61 and #62 (she got her second entry by being a Twitter follower from the get-go when I joined the Twitter conversation in December). Random.org selected #61.

This has been our most amazing giveaway to date. I was blown away by the number of entries - and the time it took me to assign numbers to each entrant, based on the e-mails and Twitter follows. I think it proves how stupendous these Urban Decay pencils are! You must all know they are fabulous.

This set includes nine mini-sized 24/7 Eye Pencils, including four shades exclusive to the set: Corrupt (brown sparkle), Binge (navy), Eldorado (a new gold), and Oil Slick (black sparkle). Also included are fan favorites Zero, Graffiti, Ransom, Rockstar, and Stash (my personal favorite). The collection is a great deal at Urban Decay, where you can purchase one for $36.

Thank you for entering and hugs for all of your kind e-mails. I hope you will stay tuned for our next giveaway contest, starting tomorrow. What do you think? Bobbi Brown or Stila? Let me know!

Now, to interrupt this blog, I'm going back outside to shovel more snow. It's my fourth trip. It's snowing at the rate of two inches/hour, and I have to keep up with it, or I'll be one sore puppy next week. May be anyhow!

Photo courtesy of Urban Decay

mySkin and Your Skin

You may have noticed a new feature here. On the right side of the page there’s a new “Blidget” from mySkin.com, a network dedicated to providing unbiased skin care advice. The blidget rotates through the blogs that have been selected for the mySkin network based on their coverage of skin care. I'm proud to write one of those blogs.

These days, there are hundreds of sites offering advice on skin care. Why another one? In our saturated beauty market of more than 70,000 cleansers, creams, lotions, serums, and other skin care choices, there’s a constant parade of claims. mySkin was developed to help you figure out what products will give you the greatest benefit for your hard-earned dollars. They accept no advertising from companies making skin care products in order to protect their independence.

How can they help you? Many variables affect skin health and appearance: genetics, lifestyle, health conditions, and environment, to name a few. Using scientific principles and sophisticated modeling and statistical algorithms, mySkin analyzes these variables for insight on skin profiles and how products work on different skin types. They use the information they glean to analyze your skin and match you with others who have the same profile. Then they use information from consumers like you, physicians, bloggers, and industry experts to make product recommendations from well over 100,000 products for which they have data. And they are growing! As more and more people participate in the mySkin community, their database is being enriched.

Want to give mySkin a try? Go to the mySkin Web site and join. Use BTiBeauty as your invitation code. Once you fill out confidential information about your genetics, skin concerns, and the products you use (they only ask for first name), you can also provide additional information about your lifestyle, medical history, and preferences. mySkin will give you a personalized skin assessment report and make recommendations for you based on your own profile and the products in their database. Explore while you are there. You can set up a daily skin journal, and you might win a $50 gift certificate. There's also a forum for reader discussions about skin care.

Most of the recommendations that were made for me were good ones, although I found that many of them were on the low-priced end of the spectrum - probably because there's more data being supplied on "affordable" products. They told me how much I was spending per day on my skin, based on the products I'm using. Lordie! They even told me it was snowing out! The only thing the site got wrong was my sun protection recommendation: "feel free to enjoy the outdoors." My UV range, based on my zip code, was zero. Since mySkin is still in test mode, there's time to work on that. :)

The Blog Channel is a lot of fun, so make sure to click on the blidget here or visit the other mySkin bloggers on the Blog Channel when you are logged in. You can follow mySkinInc on Twitter too. Have fun!

Logo and photo courtesy of mySkin

The Friday Forum - February 5

Now and then, my Charlie bounds out the front door, only to find his little indoor butt sinking in snow. When I found this photo, it reminded me of his shocked reaction. You can see more cute photos of this kitty and his friend at this link.

It's hard for me to believe another week has passed, and it's time for The Friday Forum. The Friday Forum is devoted to what you have to say about anything related to beauty. Let's chat! Some of us will have a lot of time for that this weekend.

Are you using a fabulous product and want to sing its praises? Tell us about it! Did you find a beauty product disappointing? Tell us why! Do you have questions others might be able to answer? We can help! Want to talk about skin care? I'm game! Just use the comments.

Normally, I don't provide a Friday Forum topic or ask you a question to kick off the conversation. Today I will repeat last week's question. I've written about a lot of Spring 2010 cosmetics collections. Have any of them given you the "I-wants"?

As usual, I will share beauty bits with you over the weekend. I'll put them in the comments, so check for free shipping offers and other treats from beauty companies. I may be writing a lot this weekend.

The microphone is yours!

Photo courtesy of slidingrock.com

Chantecaille Spring 2010 Look - Les Dauphins

This arrived in my inbox last night! I have been enthusiastically checking the Chantecaille counter at Neiman Marcus, waiting for the Spring 2010 Look. Now, I'm waiting for the hours to tick by until I can find out if the colors have actually arrived in the store. I think the look is gorgeous!

What animal (or makeup) lover could resist Les Dauphins ($77)? Each pan in this new quad is embossed with dolphins! The duo shades for the eyes offer warm grays, delicate beiges, and iridescent neutrals. The perfect pink cheek color offers "a universally flattering flush of rosy warmth."

I must have this! How could our impending snow storm deny me? If it's not at the store - or I can't get there - I'll be ordering online at the Chantecaille Web site. Fast! Trust me, friends, this palette is going to sell out!

I'll let you know more as soon as I can get my hands on Les Dauphins (and more) from Chantecaille for Spring 2010.

Photo courtesy of Chantecaille

Rethink the Need to Find Yourself

Ready for week 3 of the Rethink What Matters? This week's fun theme is "Rethink the Need to Find Yourself." The first thing that came to my mind? I'll have a lot of time to "find myself" over the weekend, while I'm snowed in! Or, I hope I can find myself if I fall in two feet of snow (or that someone else finds me).

To be serious for a moment, this is an opportunity for you to rev up those creative juices! There are no right or wrong answers with Rethink What Matters! This is your chance to have a good laugh or a revelation - whichever you choose.

I'm thinking about Charlie's sweet, furry love - the moments that melt my heart (as opposed to his "devil boy Bengal" moments). When he's sweet, he's an angel. When he's a devil boy, he goes into the bathroom and knocks my makeup off the counter - just to get attention. Then he smirks as he runs off with a "You can't catch me" or "Find Charlie" parting shot. When he's sweet, he sleeps next to my computer on a pillow. When he's a devil boy, some insignificant (to me) noise spooks him, and he leaves tracks on my arms or legs when he instantly escapes the "jungle danger." What matters is my love for him. It makes me happy, and I hope it makes him happy too.

Head over to Bare Escentuals to participate in the fun! Take the quiz. Who knows? This may be your lucky week to be one of 500 women who will win a Bare Escentuals goodie. As Lady Luck says, "You can't win if you don't play!" At the end of March, one very lucky "rethinker" will be selected for the Grand Prize trip of a lifetime. There are details at Rethink What Matters.

Want to really dive in? Join or follow the conversation on Twitter. Search on the tag #rethinking to find out what others are rethinking. I enjoy following the fun on Twitter. Make sure to check out the Archive too. Can you really have too much stuff?

Photo courtesy of Bare Escentuals

Laura Mercier's Great News for Women with Darker Skin

Women with medium to dark skin often have a tough time finding foundation, tinted moisturizer, concealer, and other makeup items that have to match skin tone. Laura Mercier has introduced some new shades to make it easier for them. There's a whole new array of color at the Laura Mercier counter at Nordstrom!

There are three new shades available in each of the following products.

• Tinted Moisturizer SPF 20
• Oil-Free Tinted Moisturizer SPF 20
• Secret Concealer

In both tinted moisturizer formulas ($42), there are three new shades: Bisque, which fills a gap that makeup artists had filled by mixing shades; Caramel for lightly tanned and olive complexions; and Mocha for deep complexions with yellow and red tones. Mocha is a welcome "sister" to Walnut, adding a new dimension to the dark shades available.

In Secret Concealer ($22), there are three new shades, all darker than the original offerings. Shade #4 is described as a true neutral beige for those with neutral yellow undertones. Shade #5 is described as warm honey for medium yellow and golden skin tones. Shade #6 is targeted toward deep complexions with rich, warm undertones.

You can see the swatches of all of these at the Laura Mercier Web site. I saw the shades at Nordstrom this week, and I was impressed by the range now available to women with medium to dark skin. The new shades will make Laura Mercier's respected tinted moisturizer and concealer products even more popular. If you have a hard time matching your skin - as some of my friends do - you should check these out in person. They are in stores now.

Photo courtesy of Laura Mercier

New MARC JACOBS Splash Scents

Inspired by the "decadent indulgences of a patisserie," MARC JACOBS has introduced three new MARC JACOBS Splash Scents ($68)! These new limited-edition splashes (that spray) "awaken the senses and entice the palate." Fresh and inviting, crisp, and delectable, the three fragrances are designed to be the perfect warm-weather treat.

The splash fragrances are all appropriately colored: Apple (green), Pomegranate (pink), and Biscotti (gold). I tested them all and selected Apple. Pomegranate was a close second and is the favorite of my friend Chris Coles at Nordstrom.

Maybe my nose is deficient, but Apple doesn't smell like apples to me. It is very green, light, and fruity - truly lovely. I just don't smell apples - even Granny Smiths. Pomegranate is also fabulous. It's sweet, but has a note that makes it a bit masculine. I think it's the amber. Biscotti just isn't my "cup of tea." As a rule, I don't want to smell like a cookie or cupcake. That's one of the reasons vanilla-based or other foodie fragrances don't usually appeal to me.

I found these fragrance notes at The Moodie Report. The Apple Splash is described as fruity, fresh, aromatic, and energizing. Composed by Givaudan’s Yann Vasnier, it features notes of apple juice, lemon, grapefruit, rosemary, jasmine, magnolia, coriander, and cardamom.

Pomegranate is said to create a fresh sensation, while capturing the radiance of an exotic fruit. It was created by Patty Hidalgo of Fragrance Resources. It features notes of pomegranate, mandarin flowers, bergamot, rhubarb, violet, musk, vanilla, and amber.

Biscotti is said to deliver a savory aroma with a touch of citrus. It was developed by Richard Herpin of Firmenich. The notes are freesia, bergamot, orange flower, pistachio blossom, and vanilla.

Splashes are intended to be light. This one defies the odds and lasts about five hours on the skin. I think that's impressive for a splash. While I usually spray them on myself, I have a friend who sprays them on his pillow cases and sheets. Since they often come in generous bottles, that's not as extravagant as it sounds.

You can find these at Nordstrom. If you want a reminder that spring is coming, as we hear forecasts of two feet of snow for this coming weekend, check them out!

Photo courtesy of Nordstrom

Clé de Peau Palette Vintage

Clé de Peau's Vintage Palette ($125) is both beautiful and interesting. Designed like a multi-faceted jewel - inside and out - this face powder palette was "inspired by the timeless allure of vintage jewelry." It provides a gorgeous glow on the skin with its shimmering nude tones.

When Chris Coles first showed me the palette at Nordstrom, I was intrigued. He proposed to put it directly on my face, and it was a no-foundation Sunday. Since it looked like a highlighter (and it is that and more), I envisioned odd results. Chris insisted that it had actually been designed to be used with or without foundation, so I acquiesced. You have to trust someone, right? And I do trust Chris.

Was I surprised! It evened my skin tone, gave me a glow, and didn't leave me looking like a rogue sparkler. I was sold! I would describe the effect as luminous, pearly, and brilliant.

I am enjoying the palette - a lot. I wish I could direct you to a store's online site or the Clé de Peau site to see more. It was a holiday limited edition, and there are very few available. Two Nordstrom stores have it as I write. If you are interested, give your local Nordstrom Clé de Peau counter a call. They could get it for you from one of the two Nordstrom stores that still show it in inventory: Pentagon City, Virginia and Aventura, Florida. There are a few more of these scattered around and available - somewhere! The Neiman Marcus at the Tysons Galleria has one left.

Given its popularity, wouldn't it be a good idea if Clé de Peau made it permanent?

Photo courtesy of urcosme.com

YSL Beauty Spring 2010 Golden Gloss

YSL's Golden Gloss Shimmering Lip Gloss ($29) is fabulous. I love the shimmering color, feel, and shine of these glosses! There are two new ones on the Spring 2010 display: #19, Golden Petal, and #20, Golden Macadamia.

It's no exaggeration to say, "Dress your lips in a veil of shimmering gold with Golden Gloss." The glosses actually have a tiny bit of 24K gold in them! The gloss forms a mirror-effect on the lips and sparkles with mother-of-pearl. The formula contains a complex of nourishing oils (nigelle and cameline oils) to protect the lips comfortably while making you look fabulous. A little shine is all you need to make your lips appear lush and full.

I have been a YSL gloss fan for years, with Golden Gloss being the best ever. It's available in 25 shades. I must have 15 of them! This is serious love. The lighter shades make my lipstick pop, and the darker shades can be worn alone to give my lips beautiful sheer and shiny color. My choice for spring? Golden Petal.

You can find these glosses at YSL's Web site (free shipping on all orders now) or at Saks, Nordstrom, Bloomingdale's, and Neiman Marcus.

Photo courtesy of YSL Beauty