Sacha Kamoflage Cover Cream First Impression

Just like that! We're back -- as you can tell from the title above, this is a First Impression on the Sacha Cosmetics Kamaflage Cover Cream. If you want to know how this foundation played out, keep reading!

Foundation Story

This was one of those "on a whim purchases" where I literally went in the store and asked for a full coverage foundation (thanks to hormonal breakouts) and this was recommended to me. Clearly I've been living under a rock as I didn't know Sacha made foundations. The Make-up artiste on the floor did a foundation match and in her mirror at the store it was the perfect match! She told me the colors were a bit off so this would be a trial and error. Happy with my purchase, I drove home and this was went ish got real! The foundation looked extremely yellow and did not match my skin! Eek!


Review

 

This foundation is branded as "Maximum Coverage and fits like second skin" and it covers dark spots, blemishes, age spots, dark under eye circles, bruises, freckles acne, rosacea , vitiligo and tattoos. It does cover my skin problems which are freckles and dark spots and I can definitely say a little goes a long way. It is not heavy on the skin and it has that traditional "foundation smell". If you have oily and combination this may not be the best choice for you as it oxidizes and literally slides off your face! I did that new foundation trick where you apply foundation before and after foundation and it helped somewhat. This is not a long wear foundation as I find that it disappears after a few hours of wear. If you want long wear from this foundation, be sure to apply with a brush every few hours.

The picture below shows how the foundation looks with "flash" -- if you look closely, you can see the line of demarcation at my jaw-line and neck and how yellow it looks! I would describe this foundation as having a velvet finish as it does have that effect.

Recommendation

I would highly recommend that Sacha expand their shades to cater to all those in between skin tones and also add a bit of "red" undertones.
The formula needs to be changed so that it lasts longer since it's marketed as maximum coverage.
Sacha could also have a matte alternative for oily and combination skin tones
I would recommend to a friend with normal to dry skin and also advise them to have the foundation on hand for touch-ups

Final Rating

I give this foundation a 6/10

Have you tried this foundation? Please share your thoughts

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Chris Brown's "Questions" make Jamaicans mad

There we were-- scrolling through our morning YouTube feed when I saw "Questions" by Chris Brown released just 19 hours ago. Dear artistes: Why must you release videos while we are sleeping? At least on my side of the world here in hot, and beautiful Jamaica. Wanna know why Jamaicans are mad at Chris? Keep reading!

The video opens with a girl dressed in a merino dress with rasta colors (similiar to Rihanna in Work), thigh high gladiator heels and a side pony. We see Chris Brown giving the "shhh" gesture then he begins singing and we hear the familiar words of "Turn me on" a worldwide hit in 2004 by St Vincent Soca artiste Kevin Lyttle ft Jamaican dancehall DJ Spragga Benz. As we listened, we also noticed the moves were dance-hall and there were patois/patwa (Jamaican dialect spoken by 80% of the people).

Some (not all Jamaicans) in the comments section below the video were mad because they claimed that Chris Brown "stole" Kevin Lyttle's song! Dear Jamaicans who were mad in the comments, this is called sampling. See the definition below for sampling:

"In music, sampling is the act of taking a portion, or sample, of one sound recording and reusing it as an instrument or a sound recording in a different song or piece".

With that being said International artistes realize that Dance-hall and the Jamaican culture on a whole is hot right now and they are capitalizing on it-- it's a business. If our local artistes are not producing quality music to compete on an international level of course it will seem like international artistes are "culture vultures". Just, relax and remember it is a business and instead of saying people are "stealing our culture", let's step back, look into ourselves and see where we're lacking and produce quality. To the Jamaicans who said he stole the song, please read, research and try to understand what you read.

We like the song and video and think it's a great way to resurrect a popular hit to suit this generation.

Just call me Bad Boy Marcus!

Look out for more of my commentary on issues in the community and social media.

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ZANSTYLE at Stylebest Biggest Sale of the Summer starts today

I do not know about anybody else but two words I love to hear in summer are “Summer Sale”. One of our recent (favorite) online shopping sites Stylebest.com is having a huge Summer Sale for a brand on their site called ZANSTYLE! We found some high quality clothing on sale and thought we would share a few of them with you. If you are interested in the ZANSTYLE Sale on Stylebest.com, keep reading.

We’ve decided to make things more visually appealing by selecting 3 items from the sale and show you how we would style them. See below for our top 3 picks.

ZANSTYLE striped cold shoulder dress

Just in case you didn’t get the memo, the cold shoulder trend is here to stay! This dress is great for errands, brunch, an evening event or even a date if paired with the right accessories.

Choker Neck Shirt Dress

This just in – the shirt dress is trending and we are all for it! I love this trend because it gives you a lazy yet chic vibe and you can go from casual to dressy in no time. This wine color is great transitional colour for fall.

V Neck Strappy front T-shirt

Ladies, you need a simple basic top in your wardrobe and this one from Stylebest is perfect! I like that there is a modern twist between basic and trendy! I chose this colour as I have no shade like this in my wardrobe and it’s always great to add a little colour to shake things up.

The ZANSTYLE sale on Stylebest runs from August 14- 21, 2017 and features quality items for both men and women. To purchase items from the sale, visit the Stylebest.com website and search for “ZANSTYLE” in the search bar. Be sure to always refer to the size guide on the site to select the correct size for your body type.

Order > $50, save $20 | Order $100 > save $50 (just limited for Zanstyle)

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We're on a Break!

Hi Guys!

If you have been an avid reader of this Blog you know that I hate taking 'Blog breaks" simply because this is a fast paced business and views translate to being paid $$$ (let's be real)

We here at The Haute Lifestyle is undergoing a growth spurt thanks to my wonderful team Natasha, Dwayne and Dale. We will be experiencing positive changes in the next couple of months and we feel a break is necessary for us to have time to focus on projects while we re-brand and move into a new season of Blogging and Business. We will still release all sponsored posts and all other major commitments we made but there will be no daily Blogging.

We will be back in 2 weeks with fresh ideas and hopefully a new look!-- fingers crossed. In the interim, please check out our sponsored posts and we will also be sharing popular posts that you love.

Also, at the request of some of our readers here and overseas we have created a DONATE button to the right of the page for those who would like to make a donation.

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Nick Cannon is King of the Dancehall

Nick Cannon and Kimberly Patterson-- Image courtesy of YouTube Red

Rapper, Actor, Comedian, T.v Personality and now Screenwriter/Film Producer, Nick Cannon last Tuesday released his film "King of the Dancehall" which pays homage to the Jamaican sub-culture of Dancehall. 

The multi-faceted Cannon released an exclusive preview of the movie on popular entertainment show ET and also appeared on "The View" with one of his co-stars in the movie Whoppi Goldberg. According to Cannon:

 "This film is Edutainment-- when you see the film you'll see that you're learning about a sub-culture that is global. When you see Beyonce' and Rihanna doing these dance moves this is where it originated from-- and it came from Kingston. Just the power of Jamaica in it self to celebrate their culture"

From left: Nick Cannon, Kreesha Turner, Kimberly Patterson and Louis Gossett Jr | Photo Credits: Maarten de Boer/Getty Images

The film deemed as "A modern Dirty Dancing" sees Nick's character known as "Tarzan" undergoing struggles and changes that leads him to Jamaica in hopes of starting a new chapter of his life and to support his mother played by Whoopi Goldberg who is ill. Tarzan experiences the Jamaican lifestyle where it's "Gangsta" by day and Dancehall by night where he meets a friendly Jamaican girl in "the dancehall' who teaches him about the dance and culture.

The movie also features Busta Rhymes, Louis Gossett Jr., Kreesha Turner and the lead female, new comer Kimberly Patterson.

The movie is available on YouTube Red, which is a paid subscription channel on YouTube that offers high quality movies. However, when The Haute Lifestyle team tried to use YouTube Red, it was realized that it is not available in Jamaica. We went on YouTube Red chat and spoke to a representative as it relates to using the platform, however our efforts were futile. We are curious to know, how and where you will be watching the movie?

Did Nick make the right choice by releasing the Movie on YouTube Red?

Also let us know what you thought about the movie (if you watched)

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