Wearing lipstick? Careful, more than half the brands on the market were recently found to contain lead.This according to a new report from the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, highlighted in a post on our partner site, Green Daily. The study actually found lead in 61% of the lipsticks they tested, and in one third of those cases, the products contained more lead than what the FDA allows in candy, which, seeing as lipstick gets ingested, is pretty gross.
Because the FDA doesn’t have a set limit for lead in lipstick, there’s no incentive for companies to keep it out of their products, much less tell you if it’s in there in the first place. Subsequently, it’s hard for consumers to tell what’s safe and what’s not since popular brand names like Cover Girl, L’Oreal and Christian Dior were implicated.
The good news is that you can see the full report, including the amount of lead the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics found in each lipstick on the organization’s website.


You see mascara ads in every magazine from Vogue to US Weekly. In every ad eyelashes are impossibly long, thick and separated. But do the mascaras really do that? Are we even convinced that they do? Not usually, we just flip to the next page and carry on with our day. At least most of us do.After numerous complaints stating that
I am a bit of a makeup junkie. I have every eyeshadow, lip gloss, bronzer, powder, pouf, and brush under the sun — except for this. What is this you ask? This is the new cosmetic collection for MAC designed by Alexander McQueen.
San Francisco’s favorite beauty shop
Attention all L.A. girls (and boys)! The most incredible sale of the year is happening this Friday at Studio at Fred Segal in Santa Monica, CA. Doors open at 10am, but you better believe there will be a crowd of deal hungry females hovering outside the door, so get there early.Why all of the excitement? Well for starters Fred Segal only has a sale once a year and since when do any of your favorite beauty products go on sale? Like never. 

