Anastasia Beverly Hills is one of those brands that I watch and admire simply because they understand social media and how to leverage the beauty community to their benefit. I can’t help as I work full time in digital AND I write a beauty blog.
Over the past year or two ABH has gone from a brand known for brow care to a full fledged color cosmetic line. Her palettes are oft seen in YouTube tutorials and her liquid lipsticks caused social pandemonium when they were first released. It seems as if some shades are just always sold out! I’m no stranger to her products having purchased the Amrezy palette when it was released (I love Amra because she’s a total Brooklyn girl despite having “made” it) (made it being that she’s internet famous) (what?).

I was planning on skipping the World Traveler Palette ($30) but one quick swatch in Sephora and I knew there was no way I wasn’t going to go home with it. I mean look at it…

With 12 shades (some are part of her permanent collection including Morocco, Noir, and Soft Peach), this limited edition palette has a pretty mix of neutral shades and the beautiful pop of color. What I love most is the range of finishes available. It’s great to have metallic shadows but I love it when they include matte shades, particularly crease colors. The shadows in this palette formulated to be applied wet or dry.
The Anastasia Beverly Hills Shadow Couture World Traveler Palette is available now online and at Sephora.




Between mousse, curl creams, styling gels, and the various oils I use, hair can be left weighed down and lackluster. Using the Anti-Residue Shampoo, I instantly felt a difference in my hair. It as lightweight and had such clean, fresh scent and my hair felt clean. Next she recommended the Triple Moisture® Deep Recovery Hair Mask, also by Neutrogena, to help restore shine and moisture in my hair. Y’all when I tell you my hair was soft after being washed, I mean SOFT!



I’m back with ANOTHER first impression video. This time I tested the new Maybelline SuperStay Better Skin Foundation in Coconut. I mentioned it has Vitamin C but it actually has Actyl-C, a more durable form of Vitamin C. Wanted to show what the Maybelline Better Skin Foundation would look like on dark skin (for reference, I have oily skin). Sorry but my camera wasn’t focusing on me towards the end so it looks a bit blurry. Damn VS Pink dogs 😉 Watch for the full review.
