I never knew how important it was to highlight your brow bone until I became obsessed with make-up tutorials and actually started trying it. WOW! What a difference it makes!
I have starting becoming a NYX addict in the past 6 months and I'm not mad about it.
This shade "Aloha" is $5.00 and the absolute greatest highlighter I have come across. I started out using it on my brow bone and wow! complete transformation.
Then I got ballsy and started putting it on my checkbones and the center length of my nose! I am in looooove! This product is amazing and literally lasts all day. I have absolutely no complaints about it. If you haven't tried NYX products, this is a great one to start out with. Check the link to see more about this eyeshadow.
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What are your fav highlighters?
If you have tried NYX, what other products do you love from them?
Leah's Rambles
My Daily Rambles, Makeup Reviews, & Girly Things. Because that's what makes my world go round.
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Don't Break Down When You Have Broken Powder
As I am getting ready this morning I go to put on my new fav matte bronzer by NYX and GASP!!! It's broken!! How did this happen? What did I do to deserve this? Well, a little time spent on Pinterest and I think I have found the solution. I will def be trying this tonight.
Step 1: Dump the shadow into a small bowl. You can use an extra makeup brush to get the original container clean.
Step 2: Use the back of a brush to crush the shadow into a fine powder.
Step 3: I used the cap to my rubbing alcohol as a measurement and poured it into the container with the shadow. Make sure to mix well until you end up with a paste! Start off by slowly adding the alcohol, to make sure you don’t make the mixture too watery. In the case that happens, it’s all good – it will just take a bit longer for the shadow to dry down.
I used a wooden stirrer that I had lying around, but you can use a spoon or anything you want.
Step 4: You’ll have a paste that you will mold into the original shadow container. Try to make it as even as possible! You will be able to make little adjustments later!
Step 5: Place the shadow where it will not be bothered for the next few hours.
Step 6: Time goes by ….. and after a couple of hours you can see the powder coming together. You can use a piece of fabric (or in my case a paper towel), tohelp mold the shadow and also give it a nice finish. Afterwards, leave it alone for several hours.
Step 7: All set! When all is said and done, it took around 8 hours or so to complete! Not bad!
There ya have it girls! No more broken powder or eyeshadow ever again!
Step 1: Dump the shadow into a small bowl. You can use an extra makeup brush to get the original container clean.
Step 2: Use the back of a brush to crush the shadow into a fine powder.
Step 3: I used the cap to my rubbing alcohol as a measurement and poured it into the container with the shadow. Make sure to mix well until you end up with a paste! Start off by slowly adding the alcohol, to make sure you don’t make the mixture too watery. In the case that happens, it’s all good – it will just take a bit longer for the shadow to dry down.
I used a wooden stirrer that I had lying around, but you can use a spoon or anything you want.
Step 4: You’ll have a paste that you will mold into the original shadow container. Try to make it as even as possible! You will be able to make little adjustments later!
Step 5: Place the shadow where it will not be bothered for the next few hours.
Step 6: Time goes by ….. and after a couple of hours you can see the powder coming together. You can use a piece of fabric (or in my case a paper towel), tohelp mold the shadow and also give it a nice finish. Afterwards, leave it alone for several hours.
Step 7: All set! When all is said and done, it took around 8 hours or so to complete! Not bad!
There ya have it girls! No more broken powder or eyeshadow ever again!
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Be a Bombshell
Thats what this time of year is about, right? Red. Red everything! Tis the season! I recently received the full sized version of Be A Bombshell lipgloss in Hot Mess in my December Ipsy MyGlam bag.
How'd they know?!?! I am absolutely in LOVE with this color. I have always be afraid to step out of my comfort zone and put red on my lips, but I did and I loved it. While I haven't been brave enough to wear two coats of it in public, one is plenty.
You have to check this out! Full size is $14.00, which is not a bad price and I definitely think it is worth it.
Click here for link to purchase
Let me know what you think!
What did you receive in your December Ipsy bag??
Love,
Leah
How'd they know?!?! I am absolutely in LOVE with this color. I have always be afraid to step out of my comfort zone and put red on my lips, but I did and I loved it. While I haven't been brave enough to wear two coats of it in public, one is plenty.
You have to check this out! Full size is $14.00, which is not a bad price and I definitely think it is worth it.
Click here for link to purchase
Let me know what you think!
What did you receive in your December Ipsy bag??
Love,
Leah
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