Review: Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure in Commander In Chic

Hello everyone, I have a new blog post. Sorry I haven't updated everyday like I usually do, I've been sick lately and needed to rest a little.

I've decided to do a review on this nail polish. This is one I recently bought, I believe it was around 7 dollars and I got it at Target. I usually don't go for colors like this but it looked so pretty! It looks so great on the nails and it doesn't chip very easily and you only need 1 or 2 coats, depending on how deep you want the color to turn out.

It's the perfect color for fall and winter. I would describe the color as a taupe color with a purple undertone. I want to try other colors in the "complete salon manicure" line, as this one works so good for me.

Would I repurchase this product? Yes

Would I recommend this product? Yes

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Review: Caudalie Cleansing Water

Hey everyone, I have another review. I've been using this product for a few weeks now and I decided that now would be a good time to review it.

This is the Caudalie Cleansing Water. I got this in a 3 piece skincare mini set from Sephora. It was a 500 point purchase, if you're a beauty insider with them.

Now what this product does is clean and purify your skin and also takes off even the most stubborn of makeup. It is one of those products that a little will go a long way. I only use 2 cotton balls, one for both eyes and one for my entire face and I generally use this at night but you can use it in the morning and night.

When I use it, it makes my skin feel clean, clear and so smooth, I've never tried a product quite like this one that works so well. It literally takes off EVERYTHING on your face. Just remember to moisturize after you use it. However, this doesn't make my face feel dry at all.

Would I repurchase this product? Yes

Would I recommend this product? Yes

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Smokey Grey Make up Look

Here is a new make up tutorial. I know I haven't done one in a while. I can't seem to find my camera charger so I had to take the pictures with my webcam. Even though the picture quality isn't great, I promise you that this look is so beautiful. Its great for if you're having friends over for dinner but yet subtle enough for daytime as well.

List of products used:

1.  Too Faced Naked Eye Palette. Sephor or Ulta, $36
1. Satin Sheets
2. Unmentionables
3. Pink Cheeks
4. Lap Dance
5. Stiletto
6. In The Buff
2. Liquid eyeliner
3. Mascarra 
4. Eye Primer

First, apply your eye primer and blend it out well. I used the NARS one because thats the only one I currently have.

After that, take a flat shader brush, I use the ELF one, and take the color Lap Dance and apply it all over your lid.

Then take a crease brush and take the color Unmentionables and start in the outer corner working your way into the crease and blend.

Wipe off that crease brush real well on a napkin and lightly dip it into the color Stiletto and apply this to your outer corner only, giving it that outer V shape and adding more dimension to the look.

Next, take a small pencil brush and take the color Pink Cheeks and put that in the inner corner. Using the same brush, take the color Satin Sheets and work it into the inner 1/3 of your eyelid, over the color Lap Dance.

Take a fluffy eye brush and take the color In The Buff and put it on the brow bone and using the color to blend out any of the harsh lines you may have in your crease and outer corner.

Lastly, line your eyes and put on your favorite mascarra.

I hope you like this look!

Review: Elf Makeup Remover Cleansing Clothes

Hey everyone, I’m back with a review. I think I’m going to start doing reviews more often because I think people nowadays want to look at the review of a product from several sources instead of seeing a whole bunch of make up looks.

I’m here today to review the ELF Make up Remover Cleansing Cloths. I got mine at KMart and it was only $2.99! I thought it was good for the price. You get 20 of them and they come in a soft, sleek black package. It’s easy for travel and to have at home. I don’t wear make up everyday but when I do, I use these at night to take all of it off.

There are only 2 bad things I have to say about this product. The first one is the smell, I don’t even know how to describe it, it smells like some kind of chemical. Another thing is that it makes my face and eyes red for a few minutes but after my skin settles down, because I do have sensitive skin, it looks clean and is smooth to the touch.
I hope you like this review, as there will be more in the future.

Would I repurchase this product? Yes

Would I recommend this product? Yes

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Cheap brush dupes (EYES) pt 2

Hello everyone, this is the second installment to the cheap brush dupes post that I did before this one. So lets go ahead and get into it =]

1) Your basic eyeshadow brush.

Now this, you can get practically anywhere. Sephora, MAC, and even drugstores have them. They ALL do the same thing.

Here's the one I use:




I got this in a set actually. Posh makes it. I got it at KMart for $9.99, but it came with 4 other brushes, and they're all double ended. Good deal, if you ask me.


2) Flat shader brush


Now this isn't really required to be in your kit, but if you use loose eyeshadows and pigments, this may come in handy in picking up the colors. The brushes are stiff and really pack on the color.

Here's the one I use:




This isn't actually a make up brush XD. It's actually a small paint brush, but it works in the same way. I got this at Michaels craft store for $7.99.

3) Crease brush
To add definition to the eye, we add a color to our crease. To do this, you use a crease brush, right?

Here's the one I use:



I technically didn't pay for this brush XD. I got it FREE with my foundation brush, which is on the post before this. Again, I got this at KMart.


4) Blending

After you finish your look, you want it to look put together right? Well you won't if you have harsh lines everywhere. This is where blending comes into play. Sure, you can use your finger, but that always doesn't get the job done. I recommend using a soft fluffy brush.

Here's the one I use:

This actually came in a set of 5. It came with the "Ecotools 5 piece eye brush kit". I got it at Walgreens for $7.99. It has every tool that I need to complete a look.

5) Highlight brush

To make us look more polished and more awake, or to even add something to the look, we use a highlight color. Usually, this is the lightest eyeshadow that you use in your look. This is optional, I don't use a highlight for every look I do, but for some, I do.

Here's the brush I use:

This brush came in the "eco tools" brush kit, described above.

6) Pencil brush

You can use the pencil brush to give your outer v a shape and to even line your lower lash line without being to dramatic.

Here's the brush I use:

Again, this brush came with the "ecotools brush kit".

Well this is all I have for my cheap brush dupes. I hope you guys enjoyed it! I'll post another summer eye look soon! Bye.

Cheap Brush dupes (FACE) pt 1

Hello everyone. I thought I would post this tutorial on cheap brush dupes, because lets face it, most of us don't have $25 to spend on one single brush that you know won't be around forever. I certainly don't have that kind of money at least. I've been using these brushes I'm going to show you today for a very long time. They were cheap, not one costed over $10. So if you're a make up junkie like me, then this may be a good read for you XD.

1) Foundation Brush

We all know that most women wear foundation. Using your fingers waste the products and it gets messy, so we turn to the brush. You have two choices when it comes to this. You can either A) buy the really expensive one or B) buy the cheap one that does the exact same thing.

Here is the brush I use:

I got this brush at KMart for $7.99 AND it came with a free brush. How many high end department stores offer that? None that I know of!

2) Concealer Brush

It's a common belief that no one is perfect. So what do we use to to cover up those little imperfections? We use concealer! Since most of us want a nice finished look, most of us also use a brush for this problem area.

Here is the brush I use:

I got this brush at target for $3. I've yet to have a problem with it. For those that want to know, this brush is made by E.L.F.

3) Blush

To give ourselves a hint of color, we use blush right? Sure there are cream and gel blushes but it's fair to say that most of use powder blushes, as they are still popular. What do you apply it with? A blush brush! The brush I use for this...I'm not even sure if it's a blush brush...but it works for me! My mom gave it to me, so I'm sorry, I don't know where it came from =/. But you CAN find cheap ones at the drugstore.

Here's the one I use:

Well this finishes this blog post for cheap brush dupes for the face part 1. Next, I'll do the eyes, part 2. Stick around!

Review: Maybelline Super Stay Makeup

Hello everyone, sorry I haven't updated in a while, I was kind of busy with other things x.x. I was going to do a make up tutorial, but since I washed my all my make up brushes and they're still drying, I figured I'd do a review on my current foundation. But I have to say, I'm probably going to change to a different one within the next couple of weeks.

I got this foundation a while ago, like 2 or 3 months back. I was looking for a foundation that wouldn't go anywhere when I touched my face or when I sweated a little bit. And I have to say, for a drugstore product, it really works well. Below are my PROS and CONS of this product.

PROS

• Long Wearing
• Good Selection of colors
• Blends well
• Covers up well
• Comes off good

CONS

• If I wear it for too long, it makes me break out really bad
• I got a light shade, and it was too dark!
• Gets messy

Would I recommend this?Probably not. It does make me break out.
Would I repurchase?No.
That's all! I hope you enjoyed the review. I'll put up another post soon =].