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Cosmetics from Sephora

 

 
  • <b>Stila</b><br />The bold and bright packaging might grab the attention, but it is Stila's cool and wearable products that have some customers calling themselves Stila Girls.<br /><b>Pictured:</b> various Convertible Color compacts for lips and cheeks, $24 each, and Quad Eye Shadow Quad, $38.
  • <b>Cosmedicine</b><br />Cosmedicine is among the new product lines exclusively offered at Sephora. Created by Klinger Advanced Aesthetics, the line promises high-grade, over-the-counter skincare products.<br /><b>Pictured:</b> Hydra Healer Maximum Strength Moisture Cream, $75 and Private Nurse Recovery and Repair Cream, both $75.
  • Sephora has a wide variety of perfumes. Some are exclusive to the chain.
  • <b>Anastasia Beverly Hills</b><br />Eyebrow artist Anastasia Soare's products are all about the eyes - well, the eyebrows. The line includes produces that range from eyebrow stencils to eyebrow sheers.<br /><b>Pictured:</b> various brow gels meant to enhance thin, sparse brows, $19 to $21 each.
  • Sephora carries several items for less than $10. These brush and mirror combos are $8 each.
  • <b>Petite Perfumes</b><br />Sephora sells a wide-variety of designer fragrances in hard-to-find 1-ounce travel sizes.<br /><b>Pictured:</b> Vera Wang Princess, $42; Prada, 51; Versace Bright Crystal, $48; Jean Guy-Paris Musk, $18; and Mariah Carey M by Mariah, $39.50.
  • <b>Urban Decay</b><br />Speaking of funky. The bold and colorful Urban Decay brand is a favorite of many young and hip Sephora shoppers said Cheryl Lee, the director of The Greene store. The brand's offerings include a variety of powder, eye products and other items.<br /><b>Pictured:</b> Urban Decay liquid liner colors in inkwell-style bottles including Crash, Acid Rain, Revolver, Lucky, Gash and Radium, each $18.
  • <b>Philosophy</b><br />If the striking colors and alluring product names donï'½t get you, the scent of Philosophy skin care products surely will. The company offers a broad range of bath and body items from moisturizer to cleansers to makeup.<br /><b>Pictured:</b> various three-in-one shampoos, shower gelees, $16 to $20 each.
  • <b>Carol's Daughter</b><br />A kitchen grown business, it is a favorite of celebrities like Halle Berry and Mary J. Blige. It's creator, Lisa Price, has been called the African-American Estee Lauder.<br /><b>Pictured:</b> Mango Melange, Almond Cookie and Ecstasy Sea Salt Body Scrub, each $28, and Almond Cookie, Ocean and Jamaican Punch Body and Bath Oil, each $20.
  • <b>NARS</b><br />Favored by several top makeup artists, the NARS makeup line is known for its quality and classic and edgy colors.<br /><b>Pictured</b> lipstick includes Funny Face, Fire Down Below, Kiss, Rain, Flaming Dust, Schiap, $24 each.
  • <b>Bare Escentuals</b><br />Bare Escentuals bareMineral foundations are among Sephora's best sellers, according to Cheryl Lee, the director of The Greene location. They are touted to be made of pure minerals, be free of preservatives and look like a powder but feel like a cream.<br /><b>Pictured:</b> Bare Escentual foundations, $25 each, and cheek colors, $18 to $20 each.
  • <b>Bliss</b><br />With produce names like FatGirlSlim and Wrinkle Twinkle, Bliss products are made the same ingredients as those sold in the famed Bliss spas, including those in New York, Chicago and London.<br /><b>Pictured:</b> The Young as We Know It toner, $28; eye cream, $75; and age-fighting moisture cream, $79.
 

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