Stick On Makeup

Who came up with this stick on makeup trend?  I'm not sure who came out with it first,, I think it was the eyeshadow stickers.  What do you think of the trend?  Do you like the stick on makeup?  I think some of it is good, and some...not so good.

Stick on eyeshadow.  

I think sometimes good...sometimes not so good.  Can be a total hit or a major miss!

The stick on nail polish...I say amazing!  Thank you Sally Hansen! (and other brands)

Stick on eyeliners by Dior.

I'd like to try these out.  I like the concept.  I think it could be great for those who struggle with their eyeliner.  But does it stick on well enough, and how long does it last?  Is it hard to get off?  I'd like to research these more for sure.

OK, so I think these are the most out there of all the press on/stick on makeup.  Stick on lips.  I think these are awesome if you need a cool looking close up lip shot on a photo shoot.  But in real life, I think a lot of the patterns would look really odd at a distance....  BUT if you're the type who likes to push the boundaries in makeup, then I think these are great.  Totally depends on your makeup personality! 

Have your tried any of these trends or which ones would you like to try?  Let me know what you think!

Think Pink

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month.  And one of the easiest ways to help support the cause is to purchase Think Pink products.

Here are some of my favourite Think Pink beauty products:

 OPI has released this beautiful Pink Shatter nail polish.  

 Etsee Lauder has a limited-availabilty Pink Ribbon collection.

 Clinique key ring with 3 shades of pink lipgloss. $6 for each sold will go to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

 Aveda will donate $4 for each bottle of hand relief sold to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

 Bobbi Brown will donate $10 from each lip set sold to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

 Essie in Raise Awareness.  Essie will donate a portion of the profits to Living Beyond Breast Cancer.

 Sephora has a large selection of Breast Cancer Awareness products for sale.  Sephora will donate $1 from every pink eyelash curler sold.

Sultra (they have AMAZING hair styling tools) will donate $1 from each iron sold to the Susan G Komen for the Cure.

Origins will donate $5 from every jar sold to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.