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I’m very excited to share with you my interview with Erica Rose. You might remember Erica as the “socialite” on ABC’s hit series THE BACHELOR: Rome. She was one of the top 6 women competing for Prince’s Lorenzo Borghese heart. I certainly can’t forget Erica and her love it or hate it personality. She stood out as a true reality star. Erica’s most recent project includes staring in a new VH1 reality series “You’re Cut Off” premiering next Wednesday, June 9th, 2010. I must say, this interview with Erica helped me to get to know her a little bit better. I’m quite impressed how grounded, smart, and witty, she comes across. If any of you out there dream on becoming a reality star you might want to read this interview and learn a thing or two from lovely Miss Rose.

In this interview Erica Rose talks to Marta Walsh about her experience in The Bachelor: Rome. What does it really take to be a reality star. Her new reality show “You’re Cut Off”. Explains why she is more than a ‘Socialite’. The People who inspire her. Why Heidi Montag would be invited to her dream and ultimate dinner party. What’s in her makeup bag. And future plans.

Marta Walsh: Where do you call home?
Erica Rose: Right now Houston, Texas because I’m in law school there at the University of Houston- I just finished my second year. I travel a lot though and have houses in Aspen and Palm Springs so I also feel like a Cali and Colorado girl as much as I do a Texan.

It summer time and for that reason I’m not that into wearing a liquid foundation during the day. So, I took a trip to MAC Cosmetics store in Scottsdale’s Fashion Square Mall and viola, Marta is the proud owner of MAC Studio Fix. A true classic. I’ve been loving this one for many years now. It is a powder foundation, it covers without leaving your skin greasy, too shiny, or oily. And it’s quick 1-2-3 and you’re done!

L to R: MAC Studio Fix in C40 And MAC Superglass in Gift Wrap

Another classic, and in my opinion, the Bentley of all lip gloss and best lip gloss ever invented is MAC Superglass. My favorite shade is Gift Wrap which is light coral, my favorite shade after red. I also love MAC Dazzleglass, it’s very similar to MAC Superglass it’s just a bit lighter in consistency.

Via WWD today: MAC Cosmetics is teaming up with Disney to create a limited edition color collection, intended to launch globally in late September 2010 in all MAC locations. The products will feature four Disney characters, on which the brand is keeping mum at the moment — although with a collection name of Venomous Villains, it is assumed that we’re not talking Donald Duck and Minnie Mouse here. Lipstick, powder, lip gloss and blush shades will be sold, ranging in price from $12 to $29.50.

Can YOU guess who they are?? Here’s a hint WATCH: www.maccosmetics.com

Introducing MAC To The Beach available May 28th – July 2010

There is fun in the sun, to be sure, but To The Beach is more of a sensual state of mind – a pleasure we all feel near the sea. The girl and boy from Ipanema, from Cap d’Antibes to West Palm Beach…All around the world, the seaside has a romance, and a kind of golden, sexy alchemy we’re all drawn to. This collection encapsulates it, with sanddabs, seashells, the magic of marine life decorating packaging in the most soothing, sultry shades of summertime. NEW! Cream Bronzer and NEW! Bronze Body Oil pair up with other faux tanners and scorching summer colours to get let you close your eyes and go To The Beach!

Introducing MAC Opulash mascara ($14 U.S/$16.50 CDN) MAC Cosmetics’ most exciting mascara launch to date! MAC Opulash delivers the sexy, shouldering, fat-lashed volume and curl of the runway to every woman’s realway. A new system delivers extreme root-to-tip volume with a stylish, bouffant-style twist-lots of curl.

Opulash’s extra-large mascara brush gives lashes every opportunity to go fatter. By marrying Opulash’s curling, volumizing formula with a supersize brush, this mascara creates the lash-lover’s dream: intense lay down of product matched with unheard-of root-to tip separation. Its efficiency lies in having a full brush surface with no lash-omitting gaps-and two distinct application modes.