MODELCO Body Meringue Body Glow ($38) It sounds like a fantasy: a body whip that shimmers, bronzes, and tones all at the same time. Believe it, dolls. The mousse-like consistency is easier to apply than ModelCO Tan in a Can, and it yields a softer copper color that makes me look like I've spent a week in the Caribbean. It's a bronzer more than a self-tanner; it washes off in the shower. But it's great for an instant believable non-streaky glow thanks to its tinted formula so you can see where you've applied it. Available at Sephora.com
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Frederic Fekkai SprayOn Hair Crystals ($19)
I LOVE THIS STUFF. It just exudes "limited edition" with its festive packaging. It also functions like a dream, layering a glossy veil of glittery flecks to the hair while the added Panthenol protects it. I have it in Champagne and Copper (my hair is a mixture of golden and dark/dirty blonde) and I do a little mixed cocktail of both for holiday parties. Available at Sephora.com.
Fresh Twilight Freshface Glow Primer ($36)
Obviously, I am enamored with this luminizing primer because it is named Twilight. It's as good for skin as it is for your complexion as it's enriched with antioxidant-rich Vitamins A, C, and E. I love how it evens skintone and infuses it with light-reflecting gorgeness. Available at Sephora.com.
Cover Girl Exact Eyelights Eye-Brightening Mascara ($7)
Its tinted formula mixed with light-reflecting metallics lend a little lash "je ne sais quoi." I find it's a bit light on its own, but a tad brushed onto lash tips after applying a regular mascara gives my cils a shimmery holiday glow. Just be sure not to Cologne (of Stylista fame) out and apply too much, as it is your second coat. I have it in Black Sapphire (for blue eyes) and Black Ruby (for green eyes). Just as with the Fekkai SprayOn Hair Crystals, I need two colors because my eyes are a green-blue hybrid. And because fitting in one "color box" is boring, n'est-ce pas?
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Frederic Fekkai SprayOn Hair Crystals ($19)I LOVE THIS STUFF. It just exudes "limited edition" with its festive packaging. It also functions like a dream, layering a glossy veil of glittery flecks to the hair while the added Panthenol protects it. I have it in Champagne and Copper (my hair is a mixture of golden and dark/dirty blonde) and I do a little mixed cocktail of both for holiday parties. Available at Sephora.com
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Fresh Twilight Freshface Glow Primer ($36)Obviously, I am enamored with this luminizing primer because it is named Twilight. It's as good for skin as it is for your complexion as it's enriched with antioxidant-rich Vitamins A, C, and E. I love how it evens skintone and infuses it with light-reflecting gorgeness. Available at Sephora.com
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Cover Girl Exact Eyelights Eye-Brightening Mascara ($7)Its tinted formula mixed with light-reflecting metallics lend a little lash "je ne sais quoi." I find it's a bit light on its own, but a tad brushed onto lash tips after applying a regular mascara gives my cils a shimmery holiday glow. Just be sure not to Cologne (of Stylista fame) out and apply too much, as it is your second coat. I have it in Black Sapphire (for blue eyes) and Black Ruby (for green eyes). Just as with the Fekkai SprayOn Hair Crystals, I need two colors because my eyes are a green-blue hybrid. And because fitting in one "color box" is boring, n'est-ce pas?
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