my collective haul

my favorite cosmetics !

im in love with this palette , the colors are amazing !!! they are pigmented and long lasting !  i got it from sephora !

i also love the colors in the naked palette , earthy and nude tunes ! 

i got almost all the blushes in  l'occitane , they give a very natural look!

Givenchy MatMate Powder Foundation

candles , lotions , soaps and scents .

my rings- bracelets  collection

beauty tips

beauty tips i came across recently that i would like to share !
the products Ive included works best for me, but remember every1 has different skin !

- Use cleansers at night to remove make up and dirt before using a face wash.

i personally like M.A.C wipes they are pretty good and they dont hurt your eyes, doesn’t cost too much and they don't dry out too quickly due to packaging design flaws.

my favorite face wash It unclogs pores, and clears the face from dirt and bacteria..

 

 

 

Use sunscreen everyday even if you are indoors - the sun's UVA rays come through windows too and contribute to aging, pigmentation and tanning. Ideally, sunscreen should be applied every three hours.
  
Make up products like foundations, mineral powders and compacts do not have adequate sun protection.

i apply it before and after make up after sanitizing  my  hands for sure !

Wella SP!! shampoos, hair masks and conditioners are all great a bit pricey though , but worth it ! it repairs and hydrates the damaged hair . there is a  link below for more info 

http://www.toniandguy.com.au/SystemProfessional

 
 make up tips ! from Marie Claire

- for Perfect Brows

Before you tweeze, brush the brow hairs straight up with a spooly (mascara-style) brush. Trim any long hairs — or hairs that are growing straight down — with a pair of brow scissors. Have two pairs of tweezers ready: A slant-tipped pair is good for thick hairs; a needle-nose-tipped pair grabs shorter, hard-to-reach ones.

Marie Claire

Brow Diva Duo Brush , $19

Fill 'Er Up

 Pick pencils wisely. If you're…
· Blonde, match your darkest brow hairs to add definition.
· Going gray, use a taupe color to avoid dull tones.
· A redhead, go with sable.
· Brunette, choose a color one shade lighter than your hair to soften skin tone.

 Marie Claire

 

Clinique Instant Lift for Brows in Soft Blonde , $15.

 

Finishing Touches

After filling them in, add definition and shine with a clear brow gel. A light slick of Vaseline also does the trick. To get a fuller, Brooke Shields-esque look, brush the thickest part of your brows, near the inner corner, straight up before applying gel. For extra color, use a tinted brow gel.

Marie Claire

 

use Shu Uemura Eye Brow Gel, $24; N.Y.C. Brush-On Brow (shown), $3.99.

 

 Nail Essentials 

Cuticle Oil

Dr. Haushka Neem Nail Oil, $39.95, is the MVP in her kit. "It nourishes and heals hands and nails like nothing else," she says. "If you had only two items in your manicure kit, it should be a cuticle oil and a glass nail file."

 

 

Glass nail file

 gentle on the nails, easy to clean, and will last a lifetime if cared for properly

 

 

Heel lotion

Even if you've created pretty toes, cracked heels can ruin all of your pedicure efforts. Avoid this by using a moisturizing heel lotion

CND Cucumber Heel Therapy, $15. It's light and absorbs into skin immediately

 

The best base nail polish coat

Butter London's Nail Foundation Flawless Base Coat, $18, can fix any bumps, odd tints, or flakes.

Foot scrub

a gentle yet effective foot scrub that isn't sticky or irritating like others can be. Plus, it has a mint essence that is fresh and invigorating."

Ole Henriksen Rub N' Buff Salt Scrub, $48.

 

 

 

fashion for the streets

street swag 

 

hairstruck

 

what to do this week !

  

get fancy and drive around like a woohoo !!

  

get a tattoo

  

hug a huge teddy bear

go shopping xp

watch true blood !!

drink redbull in the beach !!

 




try a new hair color  ! 

How to dye your hair tips with kool aid

Photo: WikiHow  http://www.mookychick.co.uk/health-beauty/hair-styles/how-to-dye-your-hair-tips.php

 
You'll need about 1 packet of kool aid for just dyeing the tips of your hair, and about 3-6 packets depending on the length of your hair if you want to dye the whole thing.
Make sure you're prepared for a mess. Like mainstream hair dyes, kool aid can stain fabrics so have an old towel or bin liner handy to protect yourself and the world at large from stains.
Mix the kool aid up with a little bit of water to form a paste, and add a drop or two of conditioner to help it permeate the hair.
Work the paste into your hair, starting with the roots. When you're done, wrap your head in clingfilm (or just your hair tips in tin foil) and leave the mixture in overnight, or for about 8-10 hours.
Rinse your hair (yes to conditioner, no to shampoo) and dry.