Golden Girl
Hola mis ninas,
Okay, so I've been depressed lately. And not just because Blogger.com kept me from you for, like, almost a month. No, it's this damn economy. Right? I mean, when is it all gonna end? I HATE feeling poor (notice I said "feeling" poor. Still don't want to admit that it's more than a feeling). So, over the weekend, I did the most nonsensical thing you can do when you're feeling poor. I spent money! With reckless abandon! I don't know, I feel like some splurging here and there is healthy...as long as you don't go overboard, and don't make it a habit. In any event, it made me feel sooo much better. Wanna know what I bought? Obviously, it was a hair product. The beauty industry has been all a-twitter about Oribe 24K Gold Pomade ($49), and since I loathe being left out of the conversation, I bought it. Some backstory: Oribe is a beyond-famous editorial and celebrity hairstylist responsible for sexing-up the strands of goddesses like Naomi, Penelope and J to the Lo. His signature look has always been high-wattage glamour, so it makes sense that he'd be the one to create a fancier-than-fancy pomade spiked with 14-karat gold flecks! I just love to LOOK at it--the rich, metallic lushness is so yummy (reminds me of that 80s colored mousse from Pizazz). Slick just an itty-bitty schmear on wet or dry hair for a brilliant, luminous sheen--and don't worry, the gilded glimmer is very subtle (just make sure you use sparingly; it's super-concentrated and a little goes a long way). Forget therapy...in these drab, no-money-having days, a touch of Dominique Devereax sparkle is an instant spirit-lifter! And every time you glance at the glitzy-glam container perched atop your vanity, you'll feel rich.
xoxo,
Tia
4 Comments:
Everyone loves Dominique Devereaux sparkle....or at least, I do.
Hang in there with the economy. I know we can all relate. It's got to get better.
Oooh I had been wondering about this. Thanks for the info!
Yay! I'm so glad you've tried this! I've been reading about it and haven't had the chance to try it out myself. I will definitely be trying it out now. And I totally agree that sometimes shopping can be healthy! As long as you're not blowing up your credit card it always feels nice to spoil yourself once in a while. ;)
I hear you, Tia. I feel a Guerlain loose kohl splurge coming on :-(
And I am a bit ashamed of myself that I never heard of this! I should be stripped of beauty junkie status. But dangit, now I want it! lol I bet it will look bangin in curly hair!
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