Stores Selling nail polish

There's much to talk about today, readers... Will Jason Wu be the hit for Target that Missoni was? (Most likely.) Am I nixing my OPI nail polish obsession for all things Essie? (Maybe.) Am I freaking-out excited over my recent Tarte make-up purchase? (Most definitely!) With that little teaser, let's get to it!Essie Luxeffects nail polish. I was browsing the beauty aisle at Walmart, looking around for anything to jump out and catch my eye. I've recently been lusting after Deborah Lippmann nail polish, so when I spotted Essie Luxeffects on the shelf, I totally snatched it up in a heartbeat! This intense glitter polish is perfect for adding extra sparkle to your beauty routine. You can wear it alone, or paired with another nail color for a cool effect. There were a few fab colors, but I purchased Essie Set in Stones for $8. Compare that to Deborah Lippmann's Today Was a Fairytale, which sells for at least $20. Amazingly similar, right? And for less than half the price, I'm on board!Jason Wu for Target. Did you brave the lines for a taste of Jason Wu's Target creations? I did! This cutting-edge designer's line for the retail giant hit the shelves on Sunday, and there wasn't a piece in the entire collection for more than $60. I was most in love with his dresses, which were definitely flirty, fun and feminine all rolled into one. I snagged three, along with an adorable polka-dot blouse and a sweet black-and-white clutch. I have to say, this is definitely my favorite Target collaboration yet. Wu made quality items--great prints, fantastic materials, impeccable details--for the price he put on his garments and accessories. After this, I will expect BIG things from future designers who bring their clothes to the masses.Tarte EmphasEYES Waterproof Clay Shadow/Liner. I stopped in at Sephora on a sort-of whim last week. I was really hoping to find some cake liner, because after doing some research, I was fairly certain this would be easier to apply than liquid liner and provide better coverage than a pencil. Well, this particular Sephora did not have cake liner. But I looked around and spotted this Tarte Clay Liner. It looked easy to apply, came with a double brush and was only $22. More than I normally spend, but since I have eyes where not much of my top lids show, I really needed to find a liner that could create a thin line right on the lashes so my eyeliner would stop looking so severe. There was just one matte black clay liner left, so I took this as a sign and bought it. Well... I am in love. It goes on beautifully and lasts a long time without smudging or getting caught in the crease. Made with Amazonian clay and without parabens, sulfates and synthetic dyes, I highly recommend it.What are you obsessing over this week? ... more