Givenchy introduces "L'INTENSE", a fragrance for the woman who is powerful and self-confident yet in the end feminine. Turkish rose with impressive top notes of plum and addictive base notes of musk and patchouli insure you will be memorable. Ideal spots to spray fragrance are pulse points such as the wrist or neck.
Capturing the heart of women, the Chloé revelation is not about one singular woman, but rather about the rich and diverse personalities of all Chloé...read more
J'adore Voile de Parfum imprints sensuality with infinite delicacy. Unseen and discreet, the new fragrance keeps intact the entire floral...read more
Marchesa's first fragrance will be launched in September this year. Marchesa Parfume d'Extase was created by Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig...read more
Diptyque's Hourglass Diffuser - Sablier 34 boulevard saint germain - through a unique process of cold diffusion, based on the principles of...read more
Black Fleece for women is refined extravagance and sensuality. The fragrance is infused with amber crystals, molten incense and precious agar wood...read more
I want to introduce the eye shadow palette Smashbox On The Rocks! The brand offers us, in fact two pallets and pretty boxes to slip...read more
1. Skin cleansingIt is the first and most important step. The skin must be carefully cleaned so that care and beauty treatments can be...read more
Women who have very little time in the morning to get ready for work usually create a quick makeup routine so they won't be late to work or school. Normally...read more
Pantone's have already set the colors for next year, whether it's clothes, accessories or bags.The executive director of Pantone Color Institute, Leatrice...read more
More and more people want more sustainable cosmetic alternatives. An important aspect is the impact of products containing water on the...read more
Tom Ford’s take on twelve classic lip colors, from bare nude to fire red to deep brown, re-imagined in a modern and...read more
How black can black become? How pink can pink become? Stupid question, isn't it? Didn't seem so for Aaron De May, the new creative director...read more
