Dolly Blue.

Daily Sally.

 MAC Paint Pot Soft Ochre
Essence Kajal Pencil 08Teddy
Essence Gel Eyeliner 02LondonBaby  
MF 2000 Calorie                                      
Larenim Purple Haze

                             

Labello Soft Rose

Rimmel, Averde, Stila

Sigma F80 also known as F(=!

Yes, finally. My Sigma F80! The box didn't survive.

Here is my F80 sunbathing.

 Upclose.
And yes, I tried it right away, using Revlon Colorstay Combination. They work together flawlessly. I'm crazy in love.
Use it in circular motion, for a few minutes until the foundation completely buffes into your skin.
It's also perfect for almost anything creamy (such as cream blush), and blends it like nothing else.

I wanted to show you the results, but it's getting kinda dark here from all the sad rainy clouds, so I'll try again tomorrow.
Only one picture came right, and this is the Essence from the post New Items:

Purply one, 9,90 kn Muller

Auch, Charlie!

Sophie Inspires.

 Here are a few Sophie-I inspired looks!

On the first one I used a little bit of grayish eyeshadow on the crease, in the middle is skin colour eyeshadow, and some mascara, that's pretty much it.
The point in this look is to create a shadow in the crease, going upwards in the end (cat eye). Looks adorable!

 Here is something similar. The difference is that the crease is not so dark from the middle of the lid to the nose. This way you can open your eye and have that catish big eye. That yellow and warm brown colour are a joy to the brown eyes.

And final, this one is not so Sophie, but I love it. Dark purple with a pink shadow around it, very eyecatching but not as dramatic as a classic smokey eye.

As you can see, none of the looks have an eyeliner element. I actually like the way they look, soft and colorful.

Which of the tehniques you use? Are you happy with the way it turns out?

Ae!

Oldie Boldie.

Fucking scary.

Crazy Cookie.

Bha, bok vata!

Can You See What I Did There?

New Items!

Got a few new stuff. Lazy. Feel free to demand a detailed review of any product.

Review #1.

Revlon Colorstay.

Price: 18,21$ (105kn)
Shop: Müller, Zagreb


When you google this Fond de teint, mostly you will find good or great reviews. I dare you to try.
As you know, every product can have different results, depending on your skin and it's attributes. Ofcourse, you can also find bad/the worst ever kind of reviews on this foundation. The point is, try it on your own skin before buying it, there's no point in wasting money.


You can find two versions, one for combination/oily skin and one for normal/dry. I purchased the first one.
Since it's winter, my skin is really dry, so I am still mixing it with my Nivea cream, and still gives a great result, without excesive oil and with good coverage.


Generally, the first version has better coverage then the second one, but both are mainly in the medium to strong coverage waters.
Be careful in selecting your version of Colorstay, otherwise you won't be pleased.




Container is a little glass bottle, without a pump or any help in getting the product out. I heard a lot of complains about that subject. I managed to find a better solution then just pouring it out. You can take one of your smaller/thinner brushes, stick it into the bottle and take as much product as you need without dripping it all around.




















 In Croatia, 6-7 shades are available for purchase. I chose Natural Beige and it works quite good with my tone/undertone.


Another warning, after applying it, it takes only a matter of seconds to become fully dry, so be prepared with your stippling brush (probably the best way/tool to apply it properly). And! The colour becomes a little bit darker when it dries, so keep that in mind also.


People complain about the way it "smells". People are silly, it's really not that bad. And it goes away in a matter of seconds.




All in all, a very good quality for a low price. A true colorstay. For real, perhaps there will be some problems with washing it off, it's quite resistant (which is good I guess).


With this foundation you can throw away your smudgy, oily, sticky, skin drying foundation, and look your best.






Cool facts:
--> remember, it's not matte, but stops excesive oilying (lasted more than a few hours before the fun oilying began, and without the matte primer)
--> staaaays forever! If you don't have a good make up remover product thingy, you can might as well burn your face off
-->good coverage, low price, nice shades
-->natural look (for real)




Not so cool facts:
-->the container, which is not so bad, but still, Revlon, Y U NO make things easier for us?
-->the smell, or something like that






Thumb up!

BlueGold Greenie.

MAC Steamy Frost
UD Naked (Half Baked, Smoked)
Deborah 24ore Velvet

Unfortunately, that gold touch I got from Half Baked and Smoked is missing on this pictures :(.
The donations for a new camera are more then welcome.

Lovely!

Candy Freak.

Fun times!

Today we will go through a quick cartoon look, and a short picture tutorial for "What to do when I'm poor and have a 168 ebay pallette with a zero pigmentation and poor teksture" people.

Ladies and gents, this is what I call, a mineral primer:

ELF Mineral Infused Primer

Do you recognize the brush?

Sometimes, I use it for my eye lid if I want to use those poor eyeshadows. Why? Because those bastards are quite dry and powdery, and with primer they have a better base to hold on to. And no, you don't have to worry about creasing.

Second thing.

Too Faced, Vanilla                                                     

Using the same brush

This is one of my favourite thing ever! The pigmentation is superb, and after applying it, you look like a morning rose. Not really, but close.

Butt! Be warned, a very small amount is enough, you don't want to look too fresh!

The third thing used is a MAC Paint Pot in Soft Ochre. This product actually dissapointed me.

Before the purchase I read a couple of reviews, and everybody loved it.

The teksture is perhaps too thick and dry, leaving your skin on your eyelid looking dry and ten years older.

And it creases like a motherf..

I use it on rare occasions, and for a fresh and "no make up" look, it gives kinda a glow on your lid.

This is the base colour I used. Matt pink. You can see on the picture how powdery it is. For an application I used a sponge brush, it helps with this kind of product.

Yes, you see well. It's blue!

I added a shimmer to the eyelashes

Intetional messy look.

Thnx for watching!