September 21
Lipstick Trick
For all day lip color, skip lipstick all together and go for a lip pencil. The lip pencil has the ability to “stain” the lips far longer than ordinary lipstick. After applying a great lip pencil shade to your lips, use a gloss or lip balm on top for moisture. Lip pencils outlast lipstick by almost double the time. And lip pencils are generally less expensive than lipsticks. Go buy a handful of lip pencils and experiment on your lips.

August 31
Mini Oil Collection
Our mini oil collection has been such a hit, and they are one of our best sellers! The oils make your skin smell and feel amazing. Haven’t seen our collection yet? Jump over to Supernatural Botanicals to see the entire bath & body collection.

August 27
DIY Detox Maskhttpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rnd79gJrD1s&feature=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOfa-awGuoU&feature=relmfu

August 12
Summer Hair Secret
It’s the middle of August…enter the dog-days of summer. If you haven’t been vigilant about keeping your hair conditioned, chances are, the sun has had its way with your hair, crisping it from the ends up. Try this summer hair trick to keep hair super-healthy and pretty. Put the sun to work for you. Simply use a half-dollar size amount of conditioner and run it through your dry hair. The conditioner will act as a layer of protection from UV rays, and the heat from the sun will help the conditoiner soften your hair.

August 10
Back To School Beauty
While teens across the nation are gearing up to go back to school, the fashion and beauty industries have kicked into overdrive. When you have too many options, many times you’ll end up spending your money on things you don’t end up liking once you get them home. Beauty products, much like clothes, are very personal. Get to know what works for you. Experiment and try new colors, new fashions, new trends, and see what works for you. Just because a skinny leg jean or a flesh-colored lipstick is hot and trendy doesn’t mean it’s going to look good on you…specifically. So explore your options. When you get a lot of compliments on a color you wear, pay attention to those cues. That color works for you, so stick with it and expand on it. If low-rider jeans make your hips look too big, then kick them to the curb and wear a more flattering cut for your body.
Back to school makeup is a snap with a few of these favorite items right from the drug store or supermarket.
Start with a clean foundation…a blemish-free face. So you’re prone to breakouts at this age. No biggie. Send blemishes packing with an easy skincare routine. Wash your face in the morning and before you go to bed. Never wear makeup to bed. Just wash and go twice a day. That will keep your skin fresh and clear.
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Next, prime your face with foundation to even out skin tone, cover blemishes (if you have any), and to give your skin a pretty glow. Mineral makeup is a relative newcomer on the scene in the makeup world. It’s one of the easiest foundations to apply. Liquid foundation can leave you with an embarrassing ring on your jawline. Mineral makeup blends perfectly into the skin and is great if you have oily skin. It reduces shine and eliminates excess oil on the skin’s surface. And it’s so easy to apply, you won’t even need a mirror.
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Pretty eyes are easy to achieve with the thousands of choices in eye color you have to choose from. Whether you go bold and beautiful or soft and shimmery, you’ll find every color of the rainbow to choose from. Being a teen gives you a license to use bright and bold colors, and there’s nothing wrong with that. But avoid doing that every day at school. Try to stick with a more daytime look while at school. Try going bright and bold on Fridays!
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The teen license to use bold colors applies to lips as well. Glossy pink cotton-candy colored lips are so pretty and is a perfect color for teens. Afraid to go bold? Try a sheer bold color for a more muted effect. Glossy lips and teens go together like Friday nights and football games. It just works!
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Maybelline Great Lash mascara is a secret tool of the trade to many makeup artists in Hollywood. This mascara is used on many of the sets for Hollywood movies. It goes on clump free, stays put all day long, and makes your lashes appear to be a mile long.
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And it’s as simple as that. Back to school beauty is in the bag in a few easy steps. Here’s to a beautiful new school year!

August 9
How Maybellene Got Its Start
Mabel Williams, Maybelline namesake
Maybelline is the gold standard in mascara; in fact, they were the original creators of mascara. Here’s the skinny on how mascara was developed. Tom Lyle Wiliams would watch his sister, Mabel, with fascination as she performed what she called the “secret of the harem”, mixing petroleum jelly with coal dust and ash from burnt cork and applying it to her lashes and brows. Mabel’s simple beauty trick ignited Tom Lyle’s imagination and he started what would one day become a billion dollar business. He named it Maybelline, which is a combination of Mabel + Vaseline. Brilliant invention!

August 8
Face Forward Kevyn Aucoin
Kevyn Aucoin’s Face Forward is one of the best books on the market (still) for learning proper makeup application and principals. After all, if you are wearing makeup every day, you should be the artist of your own face. You should know basic principals on bringing out your own gorgeous features. The late Kevyn Aucoin was a self-taught master of makeup, and his book depicts all kinds of celebs in all different and amazing ways. Want to become a makeup artist? Train yourself, like so many successful makeup artist do. Many of the best makeup artists today are self-taught. The difference between self-taught and formal teaching, many times, is passion. Check out Kevyn Aucoin’s book Face Forward for a crash course in makeup application.

August 3
What Your Nail Color Says About YouThe colors you choose to adorn yourself with says a lot about your personality. From eye shadows to lipsticks to clothes and nail polish and jewelry, we choose colors that give us feelings that reflect our personalities. Outrageous and outgoing personality traited-people lean toward the bold. Reserved and quiet people go for more muted tones. What color are you?
Nail Polish Color Palette
Fire-Engine Red: You’re sassy, self-assured, and not afraid to be dramatic. Bright red is a bold, look-at-me color that is a symbol for passion, fire, and confidence. You love the spotlight, and you take charge of situations.
Hot Pink: You’re spunky and energetic. Pink is a color that is associated specifically with women, and hot pink lets you show your spunk and spice.
Pale Pink: Painting your nails pale pink is a subtle expression. You are likely quiet, or at least you don’t want to stand out, and youthful. Pale pink is not significantly different from the color of your nails (if you’re caucasian), but you still want to show your soft side.
Black: Painting your nails black is a classic symbol of anti-establishment. It doesn’t mean you are depressed or going goth, but it’s a way of rebelling against the norm and showing some of the darkness in your personality.
Navy Blue: This is a color of sophistication and authority. Wearing this color on your nails tells people to listen up, because you’re in charge.
Aqua (Light) Blue: You’re showing the youthful and calm side of your personality when you paint your nails a light blue. Aqua is a cool color, a nonchalant color.
French Manicure: You are glamorous and professional. You don’t need a whole new color; your nails look good as they are, and you simply emphasize and define yourself.
Magenta: A combination of the reds, pinks, and purples, magenta is feminine but not flashy. You are vibrant and youthful, but you don’t need to be the center of attention at all times.
Orange: This color is bright and vibrant, for people who want attention drawn to them. It also symbolizes autumn and the changing seasons: a time of brightness and change.
Dark Brown: A dark and rich color, this shade of brown indicates boldness and authority. You like your nails like you like your men. Just kidding.
Maroon: Maroon is a warm color, a combo of red and purple, retaining the authority of red and the confidence of purple. It’s a mature, sophisticated color that, when worn on your nails, invites respect.
Coffee-Colored: You are earthy and energetic. Tan and light brown are earth tones, cool colors that bring you closer to Mother Nature.
Green: This color invokes images of vigor and the environment. Going “green” in your nail polish exudes earthiness and spunk.
Deep Purple: Purple is the color of royalty. Wearing it on your nails shows you have a confident personality, and you’re not afraid to stand out from the crowd.
Lavender: You are graceful and collected. A combination of pink and purple, lavender is feminine and confident without the youthfulness of pure pink

August 2
Simple Frizzy Hair FixThe humidity in the summertime can give your hair a case of the frizzies. In a matter of minutes, humidity and heat can make your hair a mess. Use this insider’s secret to have hot looking hair in the summertime. Dab a small amount of hand lotion to instantly smooth your hair. The lotion’s moisture helps fight frizz by filling hollow hair follicles, preventing them from soaking up any frizz-inducing moisture in the air. Make sure you only use a dab so that it doesn’t make your hair look greasy. If you have dry, hair, use this technique on a daily basis.

July 25
Drew Barrymore Style








