Oh boy! The moon is ascending and aligning itself for a solar eclipse in glamour with MAC’s next collection: Moonbathe.

Are you ready?

Lipstick

Sunmetal Warm bronze with silver pearl
Honey Moon Warm pink bronze with gold pearl
Solar Plum Berry with red and gold pearl
Eclipse Deep rust with gold pearl

Lipglass

Crescent Soft maple with gold pearl
Moonbathe Sheer tangerine with white and gold pearl
Dark Flower Warm plum pink and gold pearl
Elaborate Soft low karat gold with pearl

Small Eyeshadow

Cosmic Warm yellow gold with gold pearl
Saturnal Deep olive with gold pearl
Firespot Intense orange with gold pearl
Cranberry Reddish plum with pink shimmer
Claire de Lune Soft cream with pink pearl
Liquidlast Liner

Molten Sol Rich gold with intense metallic pearl
Point Black True black

Sheertone Shimmer Blush

Afterdusk Sheer neutral pink with gold pearl
Other Wordly Warm yellow gold with gold pearl

Glimmershimmer

Astral Rays Sheer gold with white pearl
Ritzy Peachy bronze with gold pearl

Nail Lacquer

Fireball Intense tangerine with gold and orange pearl
Golded Soft peach with gold lay down

And how about those lashes?! Sunsational Lashes in a red metallic color will be ours for sure.

Moonbathe will be available at MAC counters everywhere beginning in June 2007.

We love the simple chic look of eyelids sporting nothing but liquid liner and a coat of black mascara, and Bourjois has just what we need to make it happen.

Eye-elegance has never been easier with Bourjois Petite Guide de Style Expert, a duo of Liner Pinceau liquid eyeliner and Volume Glamour mascara.

Available in La Nuit Noir (rich black) and Mauve Fantastique (deep royal violet), your eyes will be thanking you for this little style expert.

Bourjois Petite Guide de Style Expert, $25

Today at Sephora we found this adorable set of 3 mini eyeliner pencils by TheBalm.

In three versatile colors (smoky gray, deep black and rich brown) these tiny eyeliners are perfect for your purse.

And they’re so cute!

TheBalm Pick-Up Liners, $18

While we are all about minimalist makeup, we have mixed feelings about the look of this ad.

Maybe it’s because the model looks like she is in middle school and has just spent the last 6 hours painfully enduring a ski-lesson on the windiest day of the year. Or maybe it’s the crisp white suit and tie that seems just so awkward, as if it were dress up day and she can’t bear to face her peers in the outfit her mother has forced her to put on.

But we understand that makeup is art, and this ad is an expression of Shu Uemura’s ideas, and that is what makes it interesting.

What we do love about this collection is the Shimmering Metallic-White Drawing Pencil. These pencils are waterproof, smudgeproof and transfer resistant. And? There’s fifteen colors to choose from in both metallic and matte finishes.

See Shu Uemura’s entire Paradox Mode Makeup Collection 2007 here.