Love, love, love . LOVE.

Estee Lauder Wild Poppy Compact $115 at Nordstrom.

Joining our two favorite Estee Lauder serums (Advanced Night Repair and Idealist) this summer is Lauder’s most comprehensive wrinkle lifting treatement to date.

This potent serum helps skin boost natural collagen production, smells delish and feels ultra smooth when applied. With a NEW exclusive Peptide Fragment that is so small (six times smaller than most common peptides) it penetrates to the deepest layers of the surface of the skin and begins to stimulate new collagen production.

After just two weeks, the skin around our eyes appears smoother and our fine lines less noticeable. So far there’s been no difference in our freckles age spots, but we’ll keep you posted in the next several weeks.

Estee Lauder Perfectionist Wrinkle Lifting Serum is currently available online at EsteeLauder.com for $55-$80.

 

Janey has become quite the beauty product junkie now that she’s SIX. She samples every product that crosses her path and many times will claim them as her own (especially perfume).

This week we received a sample of Sensuous , the new Estée Lauder fragrance launching next month. Sensuous is the first ever woody amber fragrance from Estée Lauder and it’s truly divine. We can’t get enough of it— and neither can Janey.

She took our sample bottle and hid it under her bed, thinking she would keep it all for herself.

While six is a little young to be wearing a sensuous fragrance (um, did you see the blue eyeshadow?), she certainly knows something good when she sniffs it. With notes of molten woods and amber along with magnolia, jasmine and creamy sandalwood—this warm, woody scent has captivated us.

Sensuous is available exclusively this month at Bloomingdale’s and online at SensuousIs.com and in July at the Estée Lauder counters nationwide.

We have a love/hate relationship with fuchsia.

Love how the jewel toned color looks on our skin (in high school, oh so many years ago, we sported fuchsia lips more often than not) (whatever—it was 1989) but hate how it’s spelled.

Fuchsia is one of those words we consistently check dictionary.com for, and then still get it wrong. If it weren’t so deep and elegant, we could all just settle for hot-pink, no?

After we told you about Estée Lauder Summer 2008: Bronze Goddess collection yesterday, we just had to sample the gorgeous Pure Color Nail Lacquer in Fuchsia. A playful bright color that looks modern and fresh, we’re certain this will be on our nails all Spring.

(Until Erika is released, that is.)