There are a few popular makeup lines that fall into the “direct sales” category. Mary Kay and the Avon quickly come to mind when you think of "direct sales lines. Among those is Artistry Cosmetics. A classic and modern line of quality color and upscale skin care, what you probably don’t know is that Artistry is one of the top five “prestige” cosmetics and skin care line in the world among Lancome, Chanel, Clinique, and Estee Lauder! Available only from an Amway Global Independent Business Owner, it’s also the #1 beauty website online. It’s considered one of the best cosmetic lines “you’ve never heard of!”
Over the last year or so, Artistry has stepped up their game. They revamped their portfolio to bring you updated formulas of makeup and skin care to rival those in any upscale department store.
A lot of women are always on the hunt for a great foundation they can trust and stick with. If that’s you, take a close look at Artistry Cosmetics “Foundation Portfolio!”
If you’re looking for sun protection and anti-aging fighting properties plus serious moisture or oil absorption, the new Artistry foundations have just what you need! Available is 17 “self-adjusting” shades, these foundations cover a very wide range of skin tones! So no one is left out!
The Balancing Foundation contains a “Tri-Balance Complex that helps restore skin’s equilibrium, while micro-sponge technology absorbs 600% of its weight in oil to control shine for up to 12 hours.” The Balancing Foundation dries down to a beautiful sheer matte finish.
The Hydrating Foundation contains the “exclusive ARTISTRY Nourish3 Complex helps maintain skin’s optimal moisture levels, featuring Chia and hydrating Indian Fig.” The Hydrating Foundation “pumps” moisture into the driest of skins for all day hydration.
Both formulas contain SPF 20 PA+++ to protect the skin from the sun damage and the Artistry exclusive Veil of Protection to prevent premature aging.
If you like the look of foundation, but would rather wear a powder, you have the option of choosing the Artistry Essentials Mineral Foundation Powder ($19.50) or the Ideal Dual Powder Foundation ($21.45 w/o compact). The Mineral Foundation is 100% pure mineral foundation and great for all skin types. Available in Light, Medium, or Dark, these “self-adjusting” powders contain no perfume and is fragrance-free and it provide a beautiful natural radiance to your skin. It’s like you’re wearing nothing at all.
The Ideal Dual Powder Foundation is new to the Artistry Foundation line up. Worn dry or wet, this powder looks good along or over an Artistry foundation. You can customize your coverage from a sheer application to full coverage. With an SPF 18, the Ideal Dual Powder provides an “air-brushed” quality to the skin. Great for combating shine, fine lines and pores. Made with Vitamin E and Grape Seed Extract, this foundation is available is 17 shades to match with the Hydrating and Balancing foundations.
If you’ve never worn foundation and would like to start or you’d like to lighten up for the summer, the Artistry Tinted Moisturizer ($22.50) is a great every day alternative. Available in eight “self adjusting” shades, the Tinted Moisturizing contains an SPF 15 and is great for all skin types, plus very sensitive skin.
One trick: boost the moisture content of your regular foundation by laying or mixing with the Tinted Moisturizer.
“I love Daphne — she has incredible style,”. “She fits the image of the brand so well. She’s very creative and elegant and is a chameleon. And she really loves makeup — the whole process of it. Any makeup artist dreams of having someone like that as a muse.”
Makeup junkies across the world clapped their collective hands when it was announced that über-hot makeup artist, Tom Pecheux, took over as creative director at Estee Lauder. The iconic makeup house was in definite need of some fresh blood and creativity and Mr. Pecheux is definitely the one to put Estee Lauder back on the map. His first creation, in time for fall, will be the much anticipated, “Blue Dahlia” collection. The fall collection consists of two color stories to include, “Blue Dahlia” and “Surreal Violet." According to Pecheux, the hottest shades for fall will be shades of deep blues and succulent purples in all of their variations. Both collections should be on counter July 2010.