Makeup & Beauty Monday: Luminous Silk Cheek Tint
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For summer, I want light, easy makeup that won’t melt with the sun. Cheek tints like this one are my go-to.
This light, liquid blush quickly blends into your skin for an even flush of color. The hydrating, buildable formula allows you to control the intensity and coverage. It also lasts up to 12 hours so you can enjoy your day without worrying about reapplying.
Armani Beauty’s Luminous Silk Cheek Tint is $39 at Sephora and comes in six shades.
Sales of note for 6/16/25
(See all of the latest workwear sales at Corporette!)
- Nordstrom – Designer clearance up to 60% off
- Ann Taylor – 40% off summer must-haves + extra 40% off sale
- Banana Republic Factory – 40-60% off everything + extra 20% off
- Eloquii – Extra 45% off all sale
- J.Crew – Easy summer styles from $39.50 + extra 50% sale styles
- J.Crew Factory – Extra 60% off clearance + extra 70% off 3 clearance styles
- M.M.LaFleur – 30% summer essentials with code + try code CORPORETTE15 for 15% off
- Spanx – Free shipping on everything
- Talbots – 30% off all tees, shorts, dresses, and more + extra 30% off all other markdowns
There’s an article in the New York Times today about how the youngest pandemic babies are having trouble adjusting to the classroom and are showing signs of developmental delays. It doesn’t go into extreme detail about the characteristics of those kids, but it seems to be suggested that they are the ones who stayed home completely and didn’t go to daycare or have much outside contact period. I don’t have a super wide circle, but most of the people I know did not really limit their kids’ lives all that much – things like daycare were seen as a necessary risk and most seemed to be socializing even during the strictest bans on group activity. What have those of you with wider circles of family and friends with kids seen?
Also, on a positive note, researchers think that these kids can totally catch up. It’s just going to take a little extra effort.