Until recently, I didn't realize just how enamored I am with Lise Watier's Gloss Twilight. Just this past weekend, it breaking dawned on me that I reach for this cupcake-fragranced lip gloss several times daily.
It has this nifty little mirror on the side of the tube, and the wand lights up when you remove it from the base - so you can neatly apply (and re-apply) even in the darkest of situations.
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Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Urban Jungle: Lise Watier Savanna Dream Spring 2009 Collection

Those who know me will tell you I’m a sucker for anything animal print. Throw a zebra or leopard pattern on anything - doesn’t matter what it is - and I’m pulling out my wallet. So it’s no surprise that I’m wild about Lise Watier’s new spring range, Savanna Dream.
This "exotic and contemporary collection" is inspired by the untamed nature of the African plains and includes eye shadows, bronzing powder, lip pencil, and lipstick…but my favorites, paws down, are the lipgloss and mascara.
Gloss WOW in Savanna Dream is a glittery gloss that adds pizazz to any shade of lipstick. Worn alone, it bathes bare lips with a gilded, prismatic effect. Peep the gloss swatch on my hand...doesn’t it just make you wanna purr?The 24Hrs Glam Mascara uses tube technology to add extreme volume and length to lashes until you’re ready to take it off. Which means, on weekdays around 2:30pm when I inevitably starts rubbing my eyes, I won’t end up looking like Tammy Faye. 24Hrs Glam Mascara is part of the spring collection but will remain as an extension to the Lise Watier mascara line.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Warm and Fuzzy Eyeshadow: Lise Watier Cachemires Bleu Quartet

How many of you own an eye shadow quad with no clue about where and how to apply the colors? I can relate…I’m a beauty junkie, not a makeup artist. Which is why I am such a big fan of Lise Watier’s eye shadow palettes. Included with the kits are directions on how to achieve different looks, complete with color-coded diagrams.
This summer, I was all about the Eye Quartet in Mer. And now that the lazy days of summer have come to an end, I’m feeling kinda blue. In a good way.
For fall, Lise Watier presents two seasonal colour quartets in soft, soothing shades – my favorite being Cachemires Bleu. This palette of (composed of a grey taupe, a sky blue, an anthracite blue and a luminous pale pink) is both subtle and refined, allowing infinite mix-and match possibilities. And it comes nestled in a pretty knitted pouch, accented with sequins!

To create the look above, I used products from Lise Watier’s new collection, Les Cachemires:
Cachemires Bleu Eyeshadow Quartet
Eye Shine Metallic Eyeliner in Marine
Metal Liner in Marine
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
80s Ladies Week: You Need Lise Watier Havana Dry Oil Today...Not Tomorrow!

Back in the mid-eighties, I wanted to be an orphan. But not just any orphan…little orphan Annie. As a musically-inclined rugrat, I couldn’t imagine anything better than singing and dancing around all day, not going to school, and getting into shenanigans with my best girlfriends.
I would watch my VHS tape recording of Annie incessantly. I watched that movie like it was my J-O-B. And when the tape wasn’t in the VCR, I was playing the soundtrack on my Fisher Price record player. My mom probably cursed the day that she bought that record, because from then on, I was running around the house acting out every scene and practicing the songs like I was Broadway-bound. With a red cheerleading pom-pom perfectly perched on my head, I belted out “Tomorrow” like there was no tomorrow.
Okay, enough of my trip down memory lane. It’s 80s Ladies Week here at Spoiled Pretty and, today, my product review is inspired by my favorite childhood movie. You know how the orphans sang "You’re Never Fully Dressed Without A Smile?" Well, while that may be true, this beauty junkie insists you’re never fully dressed without Lise Watier’s new Havana Dry Oil Body Glow.

Picture it…it’s Friday or Saturday night. You're getting ready to go out with your man or meet up with your friends. You’re wearing a pair of kitten heels that would make Carrie Bradshaw blush and you’ve got your freakum dress on. But you’re not ready until you dress your arms, legs, and décolletage in Havana Dry Oil. The luxurious texture of this dry oil melts on the skin, and its golden shimmering pearls reflect the light to leave the skin with a luminous tan.
If this stuff was available in the make-believe 1930s, Miss Hannigan would certainly slather some on before her mid-day tryst with Mr. Bundles, the laundry man.Formulated with a light sunscreen and enriched with emollients and antioxidant Vitamin E, Havana Dry Oil penetrates quickly, leaving skin silky smooth, without any greasy or oily residue…so you don’t “shine like the top of the Chrystler Building.” And the baby oil scent smells heavenly!
Digging 80s Ladies Week? Be sure to check out Amber’s 80s inspired product review over at Beauty Blogging Junkie.
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Lise Watier Summer 2008: La Toscana

Yesterday, Mr. Spoiled Pretty and I celebrated our one-year wedding anniversary with dinner at Barclay Prime, a “luxury boutique steakhouse” in the Rittenhouse section of Philadelphia. My dress and heels were basic black, so I decided to wear color on my eyes. Lise Watier’s new summer collection, La Toscana, provided the perfect palette to make my peepers pop!


The shadows in the Eye Quartet in Mer (Sea Turquoise, Satin Terracotta, Soft and Matte Sand, and a Rose-Brown bathed with Golden Sheen) have been baked on a ceramic tile to pay homage to Tuscany. They can be used wet or dry; dry for a light, diaphanous effect, or wet for an intense, opaque finish.
I lined the inner rims of my eyes with the Glitter Pencil in Turquoise – a smooth, pigment-rich liner.
If you’re more “turf” than “surf”, try the Terre Quartet and Glitter Pencil in Vert.
And be sure to check out La Toscana’s other offerings:
Pink Marble Blush Powder
Toscana Gloss Sticks (ultra-hydrating with an olive oil base)
Havana Dry Oil Body Glow
Havana Precious Bronzing Pearls
Havana Sun Dust Bronzing Powder
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Thursday, May 1, 2008
Lise Watier: Lip-Smacking (and Plumping) Good
Have you seen or heard about LipFusion Plump + Replump Liquid Lipstick? Supposedly, it plumps and then re-plumps every time you lick your lips. My sister, Lauren, and I discovered this purported plumper a few weeks back and were less than impressed.
First, not one of the seven shades did we find at all appealing - and when it comes to lipsticks and glosses, we subscribe to the Tim Gunn "Make It Work" philosophy. The colors are much too opaque and creamy, and quite uninspired - if you ask me. Plus it burned like the dickens. Lauren and I found ourselves furiously licking our lips - not to re-activate the product, but to lessen the pain. Finally, we just wiped it off. It was a hot mess, literally.
And even if you're a fan of maximum strengh lip plumpers, you're guaranteed to feel a sting, alright..at the register. One tube costs $38!
If you're looking for a new lip plumping product, I recommend that you try Lise Watier's Plumpissimo. This gloss instantly plumps the lips thanks to its cutting edge formula. Dehydrated Hyaluronic Filling Spheres penetrate small vertical lines, instantly expanding upon contact with water naturally present in the skin, to make lips look fuller. The result is an shiny, plumped pout - with no pain!
It's available in six shades (I'm a fan of Corail) and it'll make you want to lick your lips - because it smells and taste like an orange Fruit Roll-up. Remember those? Mmmmmm.
And Plumpissimo won't deflate your wallet. It will only set you back $20.
First, not one of the seven shades did we find at all appealing - and when it comes to lipsticks and glosses, we subscribe to the Tim Gunn "Make It Work" philosophy. The colors are much too opaque and creamy, and quite uninspired - if you ask me. Plus it burned like the dickens. Lauren and I found ourselves furiously licking our lips - not to re-activate the product, but to lessen the pain. Finally, we just wiped it off. It was a hot mess, literally.
And even if you're a fan of maximum strengh lip plumpers, you're guaranteed to feel a sting, alright..at the register. One tube costs $38!
If you're looking for a new lip plumping product, I recommend that you try Lise Watier's Plumpissimo. This gloss instantly plumps the lips thanks to its cutting edge formula. Dehydrated Hyaluronic Filling Spheres penetrate small vertical lines, instantly expanding upon contact with water naturally present in the skin, to make lips look fuller. The result is an shiny, plumped pout - with no pain!It's available in six shades (I'm a fan of Corail) and it'll make you want to lick your lips - because it smells and taste like an orange Fruit Roll-up. Remember those? Mmmmmm.
And Plumpissimo won't deflate your wallet. It will only set you back $20.
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Haute New Fragrance: Desirable By Lise Watier

I don’t write about fragrances too often. Why? Well, to be honest – I’m persnickety (this is my husband’s favorite word to describe me). I could write about every new fragrance that hits the shelves - but I’m not going to waste your time, and mine, writing about a zillion unremarkable perfumes. So from now on, I’m only going to tell you when a fragrance stinks to high heaven or when it’s heaven scent. The following fragrance falls into the latter category, thankfully.
In tribute to the heat of desire, and in the image of the woman who inspires it, Lise Watier has created her latest fragrance, Désirable.
The fragrance is a pure and delicate elixir, an authentic harmony of fresh, invigorating notes blended for a contemporary, feminine scent. The muse for Désirable is today’s woman: natural, confident, sensual; a woman with intrinsic charm and a power of seduction even more inspirational than beauty. Desire springs to life in a sparkling, spontaneous flight of sweet apple, honeyed osmanthus, and tart wild berries. The emotion unfurls gently, revealing a subtle nose of freesia, lily of the valley, and magnolia. Like the lingering memory of a kiss, the final note leaves a velvety, refined impression of musk and sandalwood.
I’m not typically a fan of fruity scents, but this one is so lovely and complex that I had to make an exception. And the bottle is just as delightful as the perfume itself; it reminds me of one of my other fragrance favorites. Plus, it comes packaged in a feminine and refined lilac box.To learn more about Désirable, visit areyoudesirable.com.
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