Friday, February 24, 2012

Open Giveaway: Mac, Essie!

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Sunday, January 29, 2012

EASY Bun

All you need:
       Sock
       Hair tie
       Maybe bobby pins











Here it is!



What easy hair styles do you love to rock?


XOXO

Monday, January 23, 2012

Top Nail Polish Pick for Winter

What are your favorite nail polishes for winter?

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Sunday, January 15, 2012

Review: Maybelline 24 Hour Color Tattoo

Retail $5.99 2 Target (.14 oz/ 4g)

Audacious Asphalt

Tough as Taupe


Too Cool




 I Absolutely love these! They have a great consistency, and staying power.  They last longer on me than Mac's Paint Pots do (with primer of course).  They are so pigmented and blend like a dream and are really inexpensive drugstore products.  For 5g of products Mac's Paint pots are $17.50, while these which are 4g are only $5.99 and to me, work better! They don't have a huge array of colors yet... Five more neutral colors and five more loud and fun colors.  Maybe they will release more but for now I'm really loving these products!
They are very long wearing as  I said longer than paint pots not 24 hours for me, but still really good (and really who needs their eye shadow to last 24 hours?)




What's your favorite cream eyeshadow?


XOXO

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

NOTD/ Favorite Nail Combo

This has hands down been my absolute FAVORITE combination recently!!! I absolutely love it! It's Essie's "Shine of the Times" over a black polish, the one I'm wearing happens to be "Licorice." The sparkly "Shine of the Times" really looks like nothing special but layered over black it's just way cool looking! It reflects green, orange, red, and a little pink.   I just love all the different colors it reflects it's simply beautiful! I can't tell you how many people have stopped me and asked me about my nails when I wear it! It's definitely been my favorite nail combo this month and last!


Essie's Shine of the Times


Essie's Licorice 



Sunday, January 8, 2012

Pressing Mac Pigments

Dazzlesphere Berry Ornament Pigments
 All you need is the pans which you can get at Coastal Scents, rubbing alcohol, something to mix it with, paper towels, a quarter, and the pigment (all easy to get or things you have around the house).

  1.     Add the alcohol to the pigments in the pan 
  2.     Mix
  3.     Let stand for two hours
  4.     Cover the pan and mixed pigment with a paper towel and place the quarter on top
  5.      Push the quarter down to compact the pigment even more
  6.     Let the rest of the alcohol evaporate and then you have your pressed pigment!

 



Next to Mac's Cranberry





















I love these colors they are soooo pretty and for $32.50 a great deal!

Do you like using your pigments loose or pressed?





XOXO