Beauty Blog, Makeup Reviews, Beauty Tips
If you love makeup, obsess about your skin, or want to defy aging, you're in the right place.
I specialize in sharing the products that truly deliver results; helping you make confident, informed choices.
I will help simplify your beauty routine so you can focus on what matters most—like spending time with family and friends, indulging in a spectacular shopping spree, a luxe facial, or treating yourself to whatever makes you happy.
— Teri Cosenzi, creator
If you like sparkly shadow but don't want to be overburdened with things like fallout, glitter or an eye that is overdone, look nor further than Urban Decay Moondust Eyeshadow. They make a sparkly shadow that is unlike any other. Good news - they have four beautiful new shades of Moondust Eyeshadow for spring and even I have been finding myself reaching for these gorgeous new shades to amp up my look.
It certainly doesn't feel like it where I live, but spring is officially here. That means I am breaking out my spring makeup. Okay, I'll admit it, I've been breaking out my spring makeup for the past month or so. I can't help it! The winter was long and I've been needing to lighten and brighten up a bit. One thing you really need to invest in for the season (any new season to stay current, really) is a new eyeshadow palette. This spring, I have discovered quite a few new eyeshadow palettes that I am loving. Here are my top 10 favorite eyeshadow palettes for spring.
For spring, eye makeup is more about a natural, no fuss look than it is about brights. It's a fresh, welcome change. A lot of what we saw on the runways was natural full brows and beautiful lashes. COVERGIRL took that back to basics look and centered their spring eye collection around just that.
Copyright © 2001 - 2025 Teri Cosenzi, Beautiful Makeup Search. All rights reserved.
You may not copy, republish, sell or distribute this content, however you may link to this page.
HOME BEAUTY NEWS TEEN BEAUTY GET THE LOOK FAVE MAC PRODUCTS DISCLAIMER PRIVACY POLICY CATEGORIES ARCHIVES
