Introducing LaLa Bloom Super Glam Eye Quads™ Pressed Eye shadow Quad 
These highly pigmented eyeshadows combine LaLa Bloom's best sellers with fresh new shades pressed into perfect quad palettes!
Silky smooth formula
Easy to blend
Safe for sensitive eyes
Fragrance free and paraben free
Just send us a message with the 4 colours you would like in your Eye Quad and we will customize it just for you!
Sunday, June 28, 2009
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Super Glam Eye Quads
Sunday, June 14, 2009
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What's New
Each week we will offer a FREE product in our store. This week if you purchase $30 or more you will receive a Super Glam Lip Jam™ in Red Raspberry FREE!
A new wonderful light mineral cream to powder foundation. Has all the great benefits of our powder but with a lighter feel and slightly sheerer coverage. Suitable for all skin types, but especially good for dry skin. With grapeseed extract to soothe and protect skin, this formula will soften and smooth your skin to a velvet finish. Packed full of vitamins, amino acids and rich anti-oxidants, it helps your skin look and feel smooth in an ultra light formula that feels weightless.
Also, introducing our newest line of cream to powder foundation. Gorgeous Glow Mineral Cream to Powder Foundation™.
A new wonderful light mineral cream to powder foundation. Has all the great benefits of our powder but with a lighter feel and slightly sheerer coverage. Suitable for all skin types, but especially good for dry skin. With grapeseed extract to soothe and protect skin, this formula will soften and smooth your skin to a velvet finish. Packed full of vitamins, amino acids and rich anti-oxidants, it helps your skin look and feel smooth in an ultra light formula that feels weightless.We currently carry 4 shades and are working on more!
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new products,
Super Glam Lip Jam
Thursday, May 28, 2009
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Thursday, May 21, 2009
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Mineral Foundation Application
Switching to Mineral Loose Foundation can be tricky. Follow these steps to achieve complexion perfection!
4. Swirl the kabuki brush in the cap, then tap the brush to dust off the extra powder. The brush is most important in covering large areas of your face, and an inferior brush might make the make-up look artificial.
5. Apply the foundation by rubbing the brush on your skin in a circular motion. This is where you decided how the make-up will look. Its recommended to start lightly on the cheeks and move off to the side of your face. The brush isn't supposed to just dust your skin with powder, its going to BUFF the powder, to help it adhere to the oil in your skin. The more you buff, the heavier the coverage will be. This takes practice to find the right technique.
6. Once you have the look you want with foundation, apply a setting powder. Apply it the same way you would the foundation. Without it, the make-up will eventually look a little tired. With it, the makeup will hold much longer and look less sweaty. You can really tell the difference between using it and skipping it.
When applying Mineral Makeup remember you need much less makeup to get the same coverage results as regular makeup.
1. Moisturize your face beforehand. The mineral foundation adheres to the natural oil of your skin, and if your face is too dry, the powder might end up looking like just that - powder. Apply lotion and wait 10 minutes, as a face too oily would melt the make-up. Trial and error might be needed to find the perfect balance.
2. Pour a small amount of the mineral foundation powder into the cap of the jar. This helps avoid using too much, and you could always add a layer if needed. Use maybe a little more than a pinch or so.
3. Dab on any enhancers that you may need to specific areas, such as under the eyes. Press fingertip in foundation for a concentrated amount and dab your blemishes to make them disappear.4. Swirl the kabuki brush in the cap, then tap the brush to dust off the extra powder. The brush is most important in covering large areas of your face, and an inferior brush might make the make-up look artificial.
5. Apply the foundation by rubbing the brush on your skin in a circular motion. This is where you decided how the make-up will look. Its recommended to start lightly on the cheeks and move off to the side of your face. The brush isn't supposed to just dust your skin with powder, its going to BUFF the powder, to help it adhere to the oil in your skin. The more you buff, the heavier the coverage will be. This takes practice to find the right technique.
6. Once you have the look you want with foundation, apply a setting powder. Apply it the same way you would the foundation. Without it, the make-up will eventually look a little tired. With it, the makeup will hold much longer and look less sweaty. You can really tell the difference between using it and skipping it.
Here are the colors of Flawless Finish Foundation we carry:
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Kabuki,
Lala Tip,
Mineral Foundation
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
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To make your minerals give more coverage in an instant you can use this technique: Using a mist sprayer, spray your foundation brush with a very light mist of water. Then swipe it into your minerals. Now, buff on!
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Lala Tip
Sunday, May 17, 2009
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Friday, May 15, 2009
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How to Foil LaLa Bloom Eye Shadow and Pigments

Want your eyeshadow to look shiny like foil ?
This technique is perfect for a night out or whenever you want your eyes to POP and look dramatic.
Instructions:
1. Scoop some eyeshadow or pigment and place it on your mixing surface (wax paper works great). Just use a tiny amount!
Instructions:1. Scoop some eyeshadow or pigment and place it on your mixing surface (wax paper works great). Just use a tiny amount!
2. Push your powder into a little pile and then, put a drop of mixing medium or eye drops directly onto the shadow/pigment.
3. Next, get your vegan shadow brush and mix the drop of liquid with the shadow, it should have a paste like consistency. It should feel creamy when you have it right.
4. Use the brush to pick up some of the mixture. Apply a thin layer on to your eye and smooth out any clumps or bumps. Viola!
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Lala Tip





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