The bi-weekly link roundup.
– Jane at British Beauty Blogger eloquently shuts down the issue of age discrimination in the beauty industry.
– Makeup artists continue vying to be the next social media star with ever more (literally) colorful ideas, between this teen who paints tiny celebrity portraits and this artist who creates masterpieces from stretch marks and other "flaws". (We've seen this before but with glitter.)
– If I spent $13K on neck cream and then found out I'd also need a $15,000 machine to accompany it, I'd probably sue too…but then again, for that amount of money you could have surgery or other treatments, which would be way more efficient than a cream anyway.
– Forget suing, I'd KILL anyone who deliberately destroyed my makeup. Not funny, jerk.
– Also not funny is the fact that Sephora is basically forcing you to use your points. Meh.
– Not sure what the difference is between 4D and holographic hair, but cereal hair looks like fun.
– Another product for your lady parts has been launched…I wouldn't wear it, but I'm glad to see that at least it's not harmful like wasp nests and glitter.
– Please, let it be true!
The random:
– Dying to see this exhibition at Loyola University in Chicago…stay tuned for a Makeup as Muse post on this artist! In other art news, have you tried texting SF MoMA? It's a lot of fun!
– There's been much exciting junk food news, including dark chocolate Twix and and these new Lays flavors.
– On the pop culture front, I'm excited for the return of both Stranger Things and American Horror Story. How about you?
I hope everyone's having a relaxing and enjoyable summer!