Did anyone else notice that the L.A.M.B fragrance smells exactly like Benefit's Maybe Baby?
Not that I was expecting anything more from a celebrity fragrance, but, coming from Gwen it should have been at least interesting.
Death to the fruity floral! You need to die now!!!
Senin, 17 September 2007
Minggu, 16 September 2007
Sadha
Sadhaaf Mohammed Syed (aka Sadha aka Sada) was born on 17 February 1984, in India. She is 5 feet 4 and 1/2 inches tall Indian actress. Her Tamil Movie Anniyan is blockbuster in Tamil Nadu and also dubbed into Telugu as a name of Aparichithudu. Her recent Tamil movie, named Unnale Unnale was very big Music Hit in 2007.
She debut in a Telugu filom Jayam alongside Nitin in 2002. She also received a best Newcomer Filmfare Award in 2002.
She debut in a Telugu filom Jayam alongside Nitin in 2002. She also received a best Newcomer Filmfare Award in 2002.
Sabtu, 15 September 2007
Deepika Padukone
Deepika Padukone is an Indian model. She will soon debut in Farah Khan's Hindi film Om Shanti Om against Shahrukh Khan.
The star cast and special appearance of Om Shanti Om includes Arjun Rampal, Shreyas Talpade, Salman Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Rani Mukherjee, Kajol, Sanjay Dutt, Karisma Kapoor, Juhi Chawla, Priyanka Chopra, Saif Ali Khan, Shilpa Shetty, Urmila Matondkar, Preity Zinta, Dharmendra, Jeetendra, Rishi Kapoor, Mithun Chakraborty, Rekha, Shabana Azmi, Tabu, Govinda, Bobby Deol, Lara Dutta, Sunil Shetty, Tusshar Kapoor, Vidya Balan, Malaika Arora, Amrita Arora, Arbaaz Khan, Ritesh Deshmukh, Aaftab Shivdasani, Zayed Khan, Dino Morea, Subhash Ghai, Vishal Dadlani and Karan Johar.
Check out her in latest ad of Levis Jeans in this video:
Cat Blanchett
Cat Blanchett was born on May 14, 1969 in a suburb of Melbourne, Australia. She is an Academy Award and Golden Globe Award-winning Australian actress. Her first major stage role was opposite Geoffrey Rush in the 1993 David Mamet play Oleanna. She made her film debut as an Australian nurse captured by the Japanese in a production of Paradise Road directed by Bruce Beresford, co-starring Glenn Close and Frances McDormand.
She also appeared in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings movies where she played the role of the High Elf Queen Galadriel in all three films, which hold the record as the highest grossing film trilogy of all time. In 2007, Blanchett was listed among Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People in The World. Also in 2007, Blanchett was named one of the most successful actresses by Forbes.
She also appeared in Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings movies where she played the role of the High Elf Queen Galadriel in all three films, which hold the record as the highest grossing film trilogy of all time. In 2007, Blanchett was listed among Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People in The World. Also in 2007, Blanchett was named one of the most successful actresses by Forbes.
Can I just say how excited I am for MAC holiday this year?
I am very excited. There, I said it.
I love MAC palettes, and the holiday ones are my favorite. I just hope it's new colors.
Another thing I have to (quickly) rave about are the new Urban Decay liquid liners. The colors are awesome and they dry fairly quickly. They're shiny and metallic when they dry! The brushes are a little weird, and I can't see the new style "inkwell" container working very well, but so far, so good.
I got Gash, Radium, Honey and Revolver and I'll probably pick up a few more.
Thanks, Urban Decay, I am impressed.
Also, if you like the idea of Urban Decay shadows (glitter to the extreme!) but hate the mess (even I can't completely avoid it) try Make Up For Ever Diamond Powder. It's now number one on my list of favorite makeup items ever. It's an extremely fine shimmer/glitter/mother of pearl type substance. It sticks without any extra help and it doesn't get all over the place. The sparkle from it is incredible, and it doesn't look like glitter. The particles are so fine you can't see them individially, but they sparkle like... diamonds?
Anyway, they are extremely awesome and when I have more time to talk about them I will....
I am very excited. There, I said it.
I love MAC palettes, and the holiday ones are my favorite. I just hope it's new colors.
Another thing I have to (quickly) rave about are the new Urban Decay liquid liners. The colors are awesome and they dry fairly quickly. They're shiny and metallic when they dry! The brushes are a little weird, and I can't see the new style "inkwell" container working very well, but so far, so good.
I got Gash, Radium, Honey and Revolver and I'll probably pick up a few more.
Thanks, Urban Decay, I am impressed.
Also, if you like the idea of Urban Decay shadows (glitter to the extreme!) but hate the mess (even I can't completely avoid it) try Make Up For Ever Diamond Powder. It's now number one on my list of favorite makeup items ever. It's an extremely fine shimmer/glitter/mother of pearl type substance. It sticks without any extra help and it doesn't get all over the place. The sparkle from it is incredible, and it doesn't look like glitter. The particles are so fine you can't see them individially, but they sparkle like... diamonds?
Anyway, they are extremely awesome and when I have more time to talk about them I will....
Senin, 03 September 2007
I believe I have mentioned many times that I am hairstyling-impaired. I think I also mentioned that I cut off all my hair.
I usually use a flat iron every day. My hair can get pretty wavy if I let it air-dry, and I haven't been blowdrying my hair cause it's too damn hot outside.
Onto the haircut part. Last year I bleached the living daylights out of my hair. Yes, I, Scrangie, was platinum blonde and I loved it. I loved everything about it except the roots every two weeks. After a while I just got incredibly sick of the maintenance and dyed it back to normal. It looked nice and shiny when it was blonde. When I colored it, the ends looked awful and when my color faded I was left with tricolor hair. Dark roots, okay lengths, weird dirty blonde ends.
The other day I just got fed up, went into the salon and said... GET RID OF THIS!!! FIX IT, PLEASE!!!
The next thing I knew, almost all my hair was lying in a pathetic, fried-looking pile on the floor and when I looked in the mirror I didn't recognize myself. I've always had long hair... Now my longest layer just touches my shoulder. Shortest layer comes to the top of my ears.
Really, I think I'm going somewhere with this story. Bear with me.
The world of hairstyles has just opened up to me. The volume I can get is incredible, and no more fried ends. Now my hair actually looks good instead of okay.
So, turning over a new leaf in my hair life, I decided to ditch the cheap tools I've been using and get a Solia flat iron and hairdryer. My old flat iron was way too wide for these short layers, and the hairdryer sucked to begin with.
HOLY CRAP. What a difference!! This hairdryer, a Solia 1875w Ionic, dries my hair in less than a minute, is very quiet and dries it smooth, not ruffled. I'm not kidding when I say less than a minute. I turn my head upside down, aim for a couple seconds and my hair is completely dry. No sweat.
The flat iron, I dediced to get the 1.25" because the 1" seemed kinda small. This baby heats up to full temp in seconds, doesn't lose heat, slides like butter through my hair and only takes one pass to completely iron out the bumps. I don't have really curly hair, but it does get kinda denty. No burning smell, either. I can actually use it like a curling iron, too.
Why did I ever waste my money on cheap heat tools?! These are so much better there's just no comparison. I can do my hair in two minutes and actually make it look good.
Here's what I've been doing. I've been using a "product cocktail" of sorts. When my hair is wet I use a straightener and a hydrating balm, like TiGi Control Freak and Jonathan Create Weightless Smooth, or Redken 5 and Fekkai Glossing cream. If I want a ton of volume I'll use a tiny bit of mousse. Then I turn my head upside down, blow dry and then add a tiny bit of shine serum. Take the flat iron, straighten any bumps and add a little TiGi Cocky or Nick Chavez amazonian stuff.
Boom, awesome hair in two minutes. I'm giddy.
This is so exciting.
I usually use a flat iron every day. My hair can get pretty wavy if I let it air-dry, and I haven't been blowdrying my hair cause it's too damn hot outside.
Onto the haircut part. Last year I bleached the living daylights out of my hair. Yes, I, Scrangie, was platinum blonde and I loved it. I loved everything about it except the roots every two weeks. After a while I just got incredibly sick of the maintenance and dyed it back to normal. It looked nice and shiny when it was blonde. When I colored it, the ends looked awful and when my color faded I was left with tricolor hair. Dark roots, okay lengths, weird dirty blonde ends.
The other day I just got fed up, went into the salon and said... GET RID OF THIS!!! FIX IT, PLEASE!!!
The next thing I knew, almost all my hair was lying in a pathetic, fried-looking pile on the floor and when I looked in the mirror I didn't recognize myself. I've always had long hair... Now my longest layer just touches my shoulder. Shortest layer comes to the top of my ears.
Really, I think I'm going somewhere with this story. Bear with me.
The world of hairstyles has just opened up to me. The volume I can get is incredible, and no more fried ends. Now my hair actually looks good instead of okay.
So, turning over a new leaf in my hair life, I decided to ditch the cheap tools I've been using and get a Solia flat iron and hairdryer. My old flat iron was way too wide for these short layers, and the hairdryer sucked to begin with.
HOLY CRAP. What a difference!! This hairdryer, a Solia 1875w Ionic, dries my hair in less than a minute, is very quiet and dries it smooth, not ruffled. I'm not kidding when I say less than a minute. I turn my head upside down, aim for a couple seconds and my hair is completely dry. No sweat.
The flat iron, I dediced to get the 1.25" because the 1" seemed kinda small. This baby heats up to full temp in seconds, doesn't lose heat, slides like butter through my hair and only takes one pass to completely iron out the bumps. I don't have really curly hair, but it does get kinda denty. No burning smell, either. I can actually use it like a curling iron, too.
Why did I ever waste my money on cheap heat tools?! These are so much better there's just no comparison. I can do my hair in two minutes and actually make it look good.
Here's what I've been doing. I've been using a "product cocktail" of sorts. When my hair is wet I use a straightener and a hydrating balm, like TiGi Control Freak and Jonathan Create Weightless Smooth, or Redken 5 and Fekkai Glossing cream. If I want a ton of volume I'll use a tiny bit of mousse. Then I turn my head upside down, blow dry and then add a tiny bit of shine serum. Take the flat iron, straighten any bumps and add a little TiGi Cocky or Nick Chavez amazonian stuff.
Boom, awesome hair in two minutes. I'm giddy.
This is so exciting.
Sabtu, 01 September 2007
Esha Deol
Esha Deol is an Indian Bollywood actress who will soon appear in her hottest performance in Ram Gopal Varma's Darling along with Fardeen Khan, Ishaa Koppikar and Nisha Kothari.
Check out more details about Esha in our previous post.
Check out more details about Esha in our previous post.
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