Here were the original instructions:

Underbase: M·A·C Strobe Liquid
Foundation: A full coverage foundation, applied full strength with a foundation brush
Concealer: A mixture of very light colours
Cheeks: A shimmery highlight powder (also brushed along side nose into the inner eyebrow area)
Eyes: M·A·C Paint in Bare Canvas as a base, M·A·C Paint Pot in Quite Natural in the eye crease,
and M·A·C Paint Pot in Bare Study to create highlights.
Eye Liner: M·A·C Eye Kohl in Smolder, blended and smudged to create the eyeliner and shadow.
M·A·C Eye Pencil in Ebony, M·A·C Fluidline in Blacktrack
Mascara: Black, volume enhancing, waterproof mascara
Eye Brows: Brow gel to shape the hairs, darkened with M·A·C Fluidline in Blacktrack
Lips: M·A·C Lipstick in Fresh Brew

Here’s what I ended up with after getting kicked out of Sephora after making a fool of myself:

Conclusion: I have covered everything I own in gray sparkles and look like Brandon Lee. Though I’m pretty sure if I just add a black crease across my eyes, I can also pass for a shitty version of The Black Swan‘s makeup.

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We honestly expected to get kicked out (especially when we brought out the plastic spoon). Instead, despite ending up looking like a whore-clown, a non-Sephora employee came over at one point and helpfully pointed out that “it looks good, you might just want to blend in the foundation a little better.”

See ladies? Dolling yourself up can get guys’ attention! Check out our photo gallery of the outting, along with some InStyle beauty tips.

Despite a fashion editor and a beauty book at my disposal, my penchant for bright colors may make me a hopeless makeup case. Still, this book would be perfect for anyone who knows how to put on foundation and blush without looking like a clown whore, but still wants some extra tips.

Drew’s pro beauty secret: Invest in a lot of makeup remover.

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I also dug up two recent reviews of Sevin Nyne – one from Allure (“pretty good!” results) and one from Washington Post (who didn’t like the smell).

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It’s also been revealed that the older man who took Lindsay to the tide pool in Maui, Ben Holz, is just friends with Lindsay. Apparently they are mutual friends with Woody Harrelson, who asked Ben to show Lindsay around the island.

The other woman posing with Lindsay is Lorit Simon, who co-developed Sevin Nyne with Lindsay.

Images: INF & PR Photos (last set)

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I don’t know any details of the event, and Sephora doesn’t list it on their site, aside from the fact that Lindsay & Lorit Simon (co-creator of the product) will be at the launch at the Sephora Santa Monica store at 6:30pm (be way earlier!). I just heard about this event now, it wasn’t well publicized, so you may not be able to get into the party without an RSVP.

If you go, and Lindsay is there, do send me photos!

Image used with permission

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Sevin Nyne Tanning Mist, the first in the Sevin Nyne product line, sells for $35. It uses only natural ingredients, with an airbrush-style application.

The mist began selling online yesterday, with 5 consumer reviews already! Only one person found the mist a little sticky and orange, while the other 4 reviews were very positive. One person gives it “25 stars”, saying it’s not orange or streaky, with a great price. Another consumer, also a redhead like Lindsay, says the mist looked very natural on her and smells “yummy”.

Have you tried Sevin Nyne? If so, what do you think?

Image: Sephora.com

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The tanning mist uses only natural ingredients, with caramel, Chardonnay extracts, gogi berry (an antioxidant) and a sugar-coconut base. The airbrush-style mist makes it easy to apply with a streak-free result. Even the scent is nice, not like many other products on the market.

Sevin Nyne Tanning Mist, the first in the Sevin Nyne product line, sells for $35. The aluminum can is CFCs free and can be recycled. Sevin Nyne is not animal tested. The product is named for Lindsay’s lucky numbers, 7 and 9. A portion of proceeds from the product will go to skin cancer awareness charities, with Lindsay and her partner encouraging men and women to “cherish their skin.”

Image: Sephora.com

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The new Sevin Nyne tanning mist, which will launch online on April 15th at Sephora, is named for Lindsay’s favorite numbers (just like the 6126 leggings were named for Marilyn Monroe’s birthday). Lindsay says:

“As much as I love the sun, it is so bad for your skin. I have tried every product on the market and never found something that I loved.”

The product was developed with Lori Simon, a “tanning expert” who has been bronzing Lindsay for events for many years and who helped her perfect the recipe. The chemical-free Sevin Nyne has DHA as the active ingredient, with caramel, Chardonnay extracts, gogi berry and a sugar-coconut base as other elements. It was important to Lindsay to have a natural product. The color from using the mist will last 4-5 days, less than other products, but it’s a much more natural alternative. Lindsay also says Sevin Nyne is streak-free and “smells delicious”.

The new product was originally expected to be released under her company, Stay Gold LLC and the Stay Gold Collection branding. However, it was decided to change the branding. The Sevin Nyne tanning mist will be available for $35 – online at Sephora on April 15th, in stores May 1st.

Photos: Lindsay shopping at AT&T and at Wireless Max on March 11th. (Photos by David Aguilera/BuzzFoto.com)

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Radar reports that Lindsay’s new line, the Stay Gold Collection, will be out this Spring! The collection will include a self-tanner along with other cosmetics such as a bronzer and a tinting cream.

Lindsay, whose skin is quite pale, has a lot of experience using tints and bronzers. She wanted to create something with a nicer smell and with all-natural ingredients.

Image: Pacific Coast News

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