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5 Reasons Makeup Primer Improves Your Makeup Application

MissTrendyGirl — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 18:47:38 +0000

Makeup primer is meant to create a smooth surface between your makeup and your skin. It’s best for those with what we call imperfect skin and we haven’t met anyone with truly perfect, flawless skin yet! Read on…

tre Bellezza Perfecting Makeup Primer

Cosmetics Discounts – Coupon Codes, Discounts and Savings on Makeup

MissTrendyGirl — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 15:54:55 +0000

Discount Makeup

Listed below you’ll find some of the best “Cosmetics” coupon, discount and promotion codes as ranked by the users of RetailMeNot.com. To use a coupon simply click the coupon code then enter the code during the store’s checkout process.

Some of the best coupons for this holiday shopping season are listed here: RetailMeNot

Included are discounts from:
JC Penney
Victoria’s Secret
Macy’s
Sephora
Drugstore
Bloomingdales
Ulta
MAC Cosmetics
e.l.f.
Clinique
Sally Beauty Supply
Bare Escentuals
Urban Decay
AVON
Lord & Taylor
AMIClubWear
Estee Lauder
Beauty.com
Origins
Last Call

tre Bellezza Cosmetics

MissTrendyGirl — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 20:47:25 +0000

All natural mineral makeup and glitters! Visit tre Bellezza for the latest in the most intense eye colors available.

tre Bellezza’s best seller and must have! Ultra-fine loose cosmetic face and body glitters are fun, versatile, and extremely brilliant. tre Bellezza glitter comes in an amazing array of colors and sparkles and are soft and safe to wear on the eyes, face, body and hair. Can be worn alone or mixed with any other shimmer or bronzer to add more dazzle to your look. Glitter-tastic!

This incredible, luxuriously soft goat hair brush loads powders easily and distributes evenly for quick and easy application. The tre Bellezza Deluxe Kabuki Brush is designed specifically to work so well you will actually use less product allowing your loose mineral foundations to go a long, long way. More bang for your buck! Did we mention how soft it is?

tre Bellezza Deluxe Kabuki Brush

Sears Is Returning to Selling Cosmetics

MissTrendyGirl — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 17:06:50 +0000

Wow this could be interesting… and convenient for some! Read on…

Eight years after getting out of the business, the retailer is opening full-service beauty counters at 13 stores in Chicago, Los Angeles and New York this week.
By Sandra M. Jones

Eight years after getting out of the cosmetics business, Sears is jumping back in, banking that the high-margin sector can give the retailer a much-needed profit boost.

The flagship brand of Sears Holdings Corp. is opening full-service beauty counters at 13 stores in Los Angeles, Chicago and New York this week.

The goal is to roll out the beauty business to 100 locations next year and, if all goes well, expand to as many as 400 of its 852 Sears department stores by 2012, said Andrea Goldner, Sears’ merchandise manager for cosmetics.

“There is absolutely an opportunity for beauty products at Sears,” Goldner said. “The time is right to get back into that business.”

The pilot is the latest in a wave of concepts Sears has been testing, such as a drive-through general store and a free-standing appliance shop.

Beauty products, including fragrances and skin-care products, are widely considered more resistant to recession than other categories and indeed are selling better than discretionary items such as apparel, said Karen Grant, vice president and global beauty industry analyst at NPD Group, a market research firm in Port Washington, N.Y.

“Of the industries to get into, it seems to be a bit more stable,” Grant said. “It could be a good venture for [Sears] if they could execute it — which they’ve had trouble with in the past.”

Sears eliminated the beauty business in 2001 under former Chairman and Chief Executive Alan Lacy as part of a broader effort to peel away poorly performing businesses. The exit was less than graceful, coming just weeks before the company was set to launch a partnership with Avon Products Inc. inside scores of stores.

Sears has been in and out of the beauty business for decades. The company got out of cosmetics in the mid-1980s, only to return with its own brand, Circle of Beauty, in 1995.

This time, Sears is carrying nationally recognized and specialty brands, including CoverGirl, L’Oreal, Maybelline and Burt’s Bees. Sears also will be the exclusive U.S. retailer for French firm Yves Rocher’s botanical products.

Sears will try to differentiate its beauty business by mixing mass-market prices and displays with department-store service in a mall, Goldner said.

New Posts Are Coming!

MissTrendyGirl — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 00:47:57 +0000

We’re getting back to business here at MTG. Stay tuned. We’re clearing out the old and revamping the blog / site to better serve our readers and friends. If you have any suggestions, please send them my way and I’m looking forward to reviewing and writing again!

Falling In Love All Over Again

MissTrendyGirl — Fri, 16 May 2008 13:00:00 +0000

I’ve been enjoying the baby for the past two weeks since he’s been home but I must admit some beauty withdrawal. I simply love and adore him and want to spend as much time with him and my family but duty calls. Today is Junior Prom day and I have a few girls who must have their hair and makeup done so it’s back to business. Figures I would book my first back to work clients on prom night. Not too much pressure!

I have a stack of product I’m meaning to get to and share my reviews so stay tuned. I’m putting up a new poll later today I hope you will vote in. I’m looking to attract more visitors and feedback and was hoping to get some help from you all. I already belong to a few fun networks but I really must say, as a working Mom of 3 and full-time homemaker, just keeping up with my own blog is a lot of work. I love being a part of such networks like the Mom Blog Network and thebeautyblognetwork (links below) but just keeping up with those is difficult. So in order to keep myself involved and interested in blogging I’m looking for some reader feedback. I don’t want this to be a job – I want it to be fun and of course profitable for both you and me. There are so many awesome blogs out there with a ton of content and reviews that I’m working on a different angle. Something a little more engaging and hopefully intriguing!

So, I’ve fallen in love again with my littlest guy and looking to fall in love again with my MissTrendyGirl blog. Hope you’ll help!

The little bundle of joy has arrived!

MissTrendyGirl — Wed, 07 May 2008 13:02:00 +0000

The baby has arrived and we are both doing well. I am very much looking forward to getting back to work in the next few weeks as there is much to be done. I have many new products, tools and tricks to share so I will be very busy trying and typing away! I would like to thank all who have sent me and my family well wishes at this exciting time. I am lucky to be part of such a caring community!

Happy Valentine’s Day

MissTrendyGirl — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 01:22:00 +0000

I wish you all a wonderful Valentine’s Day and and even better evening! Slip into your best little black dress, do up those smoky eyes, get flirty and glittery and hit the town. Or, sit in a pile of product to review and sort out your next few weeks worth of work like I am! Not for long though. I’m off to a quiet, candlelit bedroom. Maybe a dip in the Jacuzzi tub and who knows what else.

Thanks for reading and I look forward to more fun with makeup and beauty tips for all of us!

Merry XMAS To All

MissTrendyGirl — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 17:09:00 +0000

Hello friends. I wanted to take a moment to thank you for your loyalty and inspiration throughout this year. I truly enjoy writing and sharing beauty tips and product insight with you and without your readership and feedback, it just wouldn’t be as enjoyable.

Have a very Merry Christmas and here’s to a gorgeous you!

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MissTrendyGirl — Mon, 15 May 2006 04:00:00 +0000

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