Chances are, by this time you’ve already selected a fabulous outfit and killer (yet comfortable) shoes to wear to your New Year’s Eve soiree. But before you head out to paint the town fuchsia, make sure you have the following items in your clutch.
Chanel Rouge Allure Velvet in La Malicieuse
Between champagne toasts and caviar nibbles, even the longest lasting lipstick is bound to rub off at some point. To keep your pout pretty all night long, be sure to keep a tube of Chanel’s La Malicieuse on hand. With a velvet matte finish and non-drying sheen, your lips will stay super smooth long after the ball drops.
Boscia Green Tea Blotting Linens
It may be winter, but nothing makes your makeup run like a hot, sweaty bar. Keep your cool—and your makeup intact—with Boscia’s green tea blotting linens. Crafted from 100 percent natural Abaca tree fiber and soothing green tea extract, these soft sheets effectively absorb excess oil without smearing makeup.
LAVANILA Vanilla Grapefruit Rollerball
That spritz of perfume you applied before dinner will be long gone by 10 PM. To help you stay smelling fresh all evening without hauling a huge bottle of perfume in your handbag, pick up a rollerball of LAVANILA’s intoxicating vanilla grapefruit scent. Hailed as the world’s first healthy fragrance, this addictive blend of juicy pink grapefruit, fresh lime, crisp cedarwood, and warm Madagascar vanilla is sweet without being overpowering.
Black Footrollupz Rollable Flats
After being on your feet all night long nothing is better than slipping on a pair of flats for the walk home. Carrying a chic, compact clutch? Not to fear. These ballet flats are specially designed to be rolled, folded, or smushed into even the smallest handbag without losing their shape.
Altoids Small Sugar Free Curiously Strong Mints
Planning on kissing a special someone when the clock strikes 12? Then you’ll definitely want minty, fresh breath. Stash a miniature tin of sugar-free Altoids in your purse to ensure that you’re ready to pucker up at a moment’s notice.
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