Showing posts with label Dirty Little Secret. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dirty Little Secret. Show all posts

September 14, 2018

Add Some Autumn Bronze to Your Fall Makeup for Desert Shimmer


Makeup colors in desert tones with a shimmer of gold are great transitional colors into fall.



Featured here, a gorgeous shimmery highlighter with the colors of the desert sand in Skinny Dip from Dirty Little Secret and a lipstick from LAC in French Roast. Both are a beautiful bronze with gold/warm tones. Perfect for that Santa Fe look.






Have fun and happy styling.



Jewelry and bag available in my shop, Designs by Cheryl B

About Cheryl Yale Bruedigam



STYLE Santa Fe is published by Cheryl Bruedigam.
Publisher Southwest Flair Magazine 2005-present
Former professional model and skin care consultant
Fashion Degree - Flair Fashion College, Albuquerque, NM
Jewelry Designer and Stylist. Author and Publisher.


Visit and Shop Designs by Cheryl B

August 13, 2018

Build-A-:Look: Earthy Tunic, Spirit Necklaces and Bag, Face and Lips

Lots of new, exciting southwest styles and designs for you. 

Read on for fashions, jewelry and accessories if you're ready for a new look, ready to enhance what you have or feeling like taking the plunge into a bold and unique style that says YOU.

It's fun and fashionable to express yourself, and STYLE Santa Fe is all about expressing what is uniquely you with a bit of a southwestern spirit. I just make suggestions based on the looks I love that I usually pull straight from my closet and I get excited to share them all. 

Summer is winding down now, so let's bring in a bit of color but with some earthier tones like this top and jewelry:




Jewelry featured: Copper-Toned Concho with Turquoise on Faux Suede, Boho Spirit Necklace,
Peacock Feather Turquoise Spirit Necklace from Designs by Cheryl B.


This look can easily be put together with a long tunic in southwest or earthy tones. This particular top is from Sivana Spirit. Pick jewelry and a bag to match.


If you can crochet, you can make this bag in a snap. 



Boho Spirit Necklace Designs by Cheryl B.



Peacock Feather and Turquoise Spirit Necklace Designs by Cheryl B.


Copper-Toned Concho with Turquoise on Faux Suede Designs by Cheryl B. 


Layer the jewelry in tones to match your top and you're set.
All pieces available in my boutique.


If it's still warm in your area, wear the long tunic as is. As the days grow cooler, add jeans and your favorite rugged boots. Mix it up, either way, it's a staple look year round. 





You might want to add a little matching pizzazz with a new bronzer from Dirty Little Secret in Skinny Dip (on which I will do a separate review), just right for that end-of-summer all-over glow. Add to brow bones and a hint beneath lower lashes, add to cheekbone, forehead and chin.

Top it all off with a earthy but golden lipstick from LA Colors in French Roast. Or if desired, wear a similar color in a matte, then add the golden shimmer to the center of the bottom lip. ooo la la.


Put it all together and you've got a great look with Santa Fe-style. Casual or dressy, set your spirit free and step out with a look that's you. If earth tones aren't your thing, work with the colors that are and just follow these suggestions and styles as a guideline. 


About Cheryl Yale Bruedigam


STYLE Santa Fe is published by Cheryl Bruedigam.
Publisher Southwest Flair Magazine 2005-present
Former professional model and skin care consultant
Fashion Degree - Flair Fashion College, Albuquerque, NM
Jewelry Designer and Stylist. Author and Publisher.


Visit and Shop Designs by Cheryl B

June 14, 2016

Dirty Little Secret Illuminating Baked Highlighter in Bellisima - Product Review

by Cheryl Bruedigam



Watch the video or read the article below




This product is wonderful.  Though it is a cool shade, it gives the “southwest sunset” look that I have been working with an added burst in this unusual shade of what I would classify as near-peach. 



As a highlighter on eyes or checks, it goes on rich and generously.




Because it is rich and does go on generously, be careful not to overdo though it is so lovable you may be tempted.




Another bonus is that it is a very large pot as far as eye-shadows and their containers go so you definitely get your money’s worth with this purchase.

In the line, there are also shades of Rosa and Sunkist, both of which I would love to try.

Bellisima retails for $9.00. Is it worth it? Every penny

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