Chantecaille fans, thank you for your patience — it seems information on seasonal collections can never come soon >>
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Welcome to day 2 of Chantecaille's current (and paraben-free) eyeshadow offering! As I mentioned yesterday, there are 36 >>
Chantecaille eyeshadows are a thing of beauty. I've mentioned it before (when swatching the Bengali palette, for instance), >>
Yesterday, we took on the first half of Chantecaille's Brilliant Glosses, luxurious, unscented, non-sticky, cushiony, comfortable lipgloss with >>
Fellow blogger Kristina of SasquatchSwatch (who has much nicer lips than I do) has most generously allowed me >>
In addition to their potted glosses, Chantecaille makes a series of tube glosses (called Brilliant Gloss). These are >>
Chantecaille makes lipgloss in two forms. The tube-gloss with the brush wand is called Brilliant Gloss, and the >>
Chantecaille continues in its philanthropic vein*, with the release of its spring collection, La Baleine (the whale). Sidebar: >>
Chantecaille's holiday offering this year was the Bengali Collection, a charitable follow-up to their Protected Paradise palettes. 5% >>
Without much fanfare — without any fanfare at all, actually — Chantecaille quietly created five more of their >>
Chantecaille Just Skin tinted moisturizer should be the lightest of the brand's foundations, but I actually thought it >>
Chantecaille Aquablush is a cooling, lightweight, cream, stick blush ($42). According to the Neiman Marcus website, it provides >>
I should have known that a picture is worth a thousand words, and I'm afraid my last post >>
Chantecaille's Real Skin Foundation is the most unbelievably blendable cream foundation, available in SPF 15 ($58) and SPF >>
Just a few more colors from Chantecaille's extensive lipstick offering. I really appreciate that shades with "food" names >>
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