Randomness from Sephora

How was your weekend?  Mine was pretty laid back.  It was cold and gray here in Denver which is really unusual.  I almost like days like that because it's a nice change and it's a lot easier to give yourself permission to just lounge around.

Hubby is obsessed with all things football so I watch about 5 hours of it every Saturday and Sunday.   I prefer NFL Sunday over College Saturday for a lot of reasons.  No offense, but I just don't really care if Utah beats Utah State.  I do care if the Raiders get their buts kicked because that helps my beloved Broncos.

Along with all of my lounging and reading this weekend I managed to get off the couch long enough  to pop into Sephora and just wanted to share a few things I saw there.

Sorry for the meh lighting but how pretty are these blotting papers from Boscia?  I love them!  I usually stick to the blue sheets from Clean & Clear (or the generic alternative) but these are so pretty that I may have to give them a try.  I love when brands take something that could be average and make it beautiful... bags, brushes, blotting papers.

And here are the hottest eye shadows around, the NARS Flowers  Eyeshadow Palettes.  My favorite is on the far right.

Finally, here is a product that could be fantastic but I'm just not sure I could be caught using it or if it would work better than any of the other millions of balms out there.

Yes, this is Dr. Lipp Original Nipple Balm for Lips.  This was in the sample sized section by the checkout and I definitely did a double take.  Apparently it was created for nursing mothers.  Has anyone actually tried this stuff? Maybe it would be the absolute most magical lip balm ever but I'm not sure I could deal with the constant commentary I know I'd hear from friends and family when they see me using it.  That may make me immature but isn't there some way to mention the history without having it in the title?

Photos: Me