 Discover Angelina Jolie's best-kept beauty secret: Shea Terra Organics! For the intellectual on your list, there is nothing like the deep, thought provoking aroma of this richly scented Bourbon Vanilla. Dark and sensuous, the amazing aroma of this line envelopes the soul. Rare, costly bourbon vanilla, a thick vanilla liquid, satisfies the deepest desires. This line includes Indigenous Shea Body Butter, Indigenous Silk & Shea Body Lotion, Silk & Shea Shower Elixir and Shea Butter Dead Sea Salt Scrub. 99-100% natural, organic, and earth-friendly! Each product is 8KD!
Shop Shea Terra Organics Bourbon Vanilla line HERE!View Shea Terra Organics celebrity style & press HERE!
Is that an iPhone, or makeup? Beauty meets the techie world in this new eyeshadow palette that looks eerily similar to the iPhone. It’s called the Eyemobile, and it includes 20 different eyeshadow colors, two applicators, and a built-in mirror. It’s so discreet, you might even be able to get away with doing your makeup in public!
Fun! 8-)
 There's nothing like a fresh mix of sweet, seductive strawberries! Go ahead, drench yourself from head to toe with this rare fresh-from-the-blender indulgent body cocktail. Smooth over skin to moisturize and fragrance-- then have another! Cheers! 4KD. Shop Frozen Daiquiri Body Lotion HERE!
 Here at The Manhattan we always get a fuzzy warm feeling whenever we hear about or see someone doing a great deed that aims to improve our community, society-- or our WORLD as a whole. We have decided to begin "The Manhattan's Woman of the Month," and our first empowered woman (for the month of July) is: Ghalya Al-Dhafiri Date of birth: April 20th 1991 Occupation: Student & Self employed artist selling & custom making artwork, paintings, photography & graphic designs online.Ghalya is a local Kuwaiti designer who has just recently launched her first apparel accessory, "The Promise," which was motivated and contributed as charity to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF). "The Promise" is a gold plated stainless steel bracelet, priced 32KWD (that's $110) in which 20% is donated to UNICEF. You can order these bracelets by calling+965-6099-9781 or by ordering them online via credit card HERE. For more information about Ghalya visit her blog HERE.Congratulations on your achievement Ghalya, and keep up the excellent work! :)
The Story of Cosmetics, released on July 21st, 2010, examines the pervasive use of toxic chemicals in our everyday personal care products, from lipstick to baby shampoo. Produced with Free Range Studios and hosted by Annie Leonard, the seven-minute film by The Story of Stuff Project reveals the implications for consumer and worker health and the environment, and outlines ways we can move the industry away from hazardous chemicals and towards safer alternatives. The film concludes with a call for viewers to support legislation aimed at ensuring the safety of cosmetics and personal care products.
 This square crackled golden leather clutch gleams brilliantly with logo buckle, flap magnetic closure, four card slots, and bright pink lining. Absolutely stunning enough for a day or night out! Dimensions: 9.5 x 2 x 8 inches. 50 KD. Only 1 left!
Shop Brightside Clutch HERE!
 Muslim women in the UK have a new beauty brand designed just for them. Businesswoman Samina Akhter has launched Samina Pure Makeup, a halal cosmetics label in which all lipsticks and shadows are made in strict accordance to Islamic law, the Daily Mail reports. The makeup, which is imported from Australia, reportedly uses plant extracts and minerals rather than alcohol and animal products. Who knew? "I don't feel comfortable praying with makeup on not knowing what was in there," Akhter told the paper. "When I researched what was in makeup I found there was a lot of animal products included. "I was shocked to find that some products contained alcohol and even pig placenta. "Many Muslim women like me have been frustrated by wanting to look good and follow their faith. "We've had women say, 'Thank you, now I can use products and pray without having to take the makeup off.'" The products are certified by the Independent Halal Certification Authority Australia, which cracks down on products containing alcohol, blood, or pork. "I'm not saying, 'Such-and-such product is haram [not halal] and we are halal -- you have to use us,'" Akhter admitted to the paper. "Women have their own choices but at least they've got the option to do that."
 His 78th birthday was yesterday, but better late than never! To celebrate his birthday, we have posted photos of our favorite dress by this amazing designer. Remember the dress Carrie wore in Paris while she danced the night away inside the McDonald's with Aleksandr Petrovsky? Yes, that's it!!! Bee-yootiful!
May you have many more creative years to come, Oscar! :) XOXO
 Betty White may be 88 but she is about to prove she really IS still a wild thing! The actress is capping off the day in which she received a much deserved Emmy nomination for her appearance as the oldest -- and might we say funniest -- "Saturday Night Live" host in history by announcing her next role: Calendar pinup girl! The last surviving "Golden Girl" tells the BBC she's created a 2011 calendar to benefit the Morris Animal Foundation, which supports research on animal health and welfare. The charity pictorial includes photos of the longtime animal activist posing with beloved creatures from the critter and human kingdom in a manner that will permanently seal her cougar reputation. One shot features White reclining in a poolside chaise and being served by three shirtless, greased-up hunks dressed only in their Skivvies. Some of her favorite pets, maybe? White says all proceeds from the $12.99 calendar -- due in September -- will benefit the foundation.
 An Ohio woman paid $5 for a LeBron James pendant at a yard sale, thinking it was costume jewelry. But the International Gemological Institute said Vaneisha Robinson's find is the real deal, ringing in at nearly $10,000. Robinson, 20, said she used to wear the jersey-shaped pendant to high school when she didn't know its value. Then she had it appraised. Gemologist Jerry Ehrenwald said the 14-karat white gold pendant sports more than 2 carats of diamonds. The number 23 jersey reads 'King' on the front and 'James' on the back. Robinson, who's an amateur boxer in James' hometown of Akron, Ohio, listed the jewelry on eBay. She said the King's brand will never die, even after he left the Cleveland Cavaliers to play for the Miami Heat. If you're a huge LeBron fan and you're just dying to get your hands on this ugly pendant, then shop for it HERE! ***UPDATE*** It appears the pendant has been stolen & the theft is currently under investigation. Drama, drama, drama! Read more about it HERE!
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