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Groomed my brows into something quite nearing perfection. Very proud akshually. I don’t really stray away from my natural brow line, just give it more definition. And I’ve always disliked using pencil to fill them in, unless I’m going for a look where brows need to be more pronounced (like in the case of the lovely miss Dita below). Plus I’m still in search of a perfect shade (preferably in the form of eyeshadow). Brow inspiration below.
Dita von Teese (via?) Continue reading arch and wings. Related Posts:
It could be the scans, but hair on these otherwise beautiful women looks dirty and unkempt, not sleeked back, wet, or stylishly messy. All pictures via LJ. Related Posts:
Burberry
Frye
Maison Martin Margiela Totally digging current MMM site design. One of my favourite tricks. Related Posts:
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Givenchy
I keep beating myself over losing bookmark to this jewellery designer’s site. You’d think I could’ve at least put the name in the image title. Related Posts:
This editorial has been a favourite of mine for a few years now. Unfortunately, I don’t even remember where it comes from. Related Posts:A very quick post to share this photoshoot: Victoria Beckham for Glamour. Ah, how much do I love Victoria? She’s amazing. Here’s the interview. Related Posts:
My usual complaint about Oriflame polishes is that they do not last. They go on nicely (this one is many years old, but is as smooth as ever), they’ve got lovely colours (though as it appears most of mine are rather sheer), they’re easy to take off… this could go hand in hand with the fact that they don’t last, I guess.
This one, however, lasted so long that it bored me to tears. Tears. Being sick and not being able to stay upright long enough to remove it and not being able to stand the smell of polish remover didn’t help matters much. So I decided to spruce things up a little bit.
Yes, well, what can I say, I’m very creative.
It’s one of the “art” polishes with a thin brush. The colour looks much better & more vivid in the bottle. When you try to paint something with it on the actual nails, it just comes out glittery. Which isn’t bad at all, I love me a blue glitter. Except that the combination of brush and formula make it hard to apply in any kind of reasonably attractive manner. Unless you’re going for dots, I guess. Ohwell. The glittery thing was like, half a buck at the local market. Related Posts:
I ranted about this all over my Twitter: It took me three coats, and even then the white looked a bit blotchy and uneven. So, lesson of the day is, don’t buy cheap white nail varnish. What I loved about it: It freakin’ lasts. It stayed on my nails for about a week, without any top coat. I think it would’ve stayed longer, but I got so bored, I actually started chipping it off myself.
Flormar is a Turkish cosmetics company that isn’t bad at all, especially for the price you pay for it. This polish is rather old, and the company has since then partially rebranded (one of the rebranding results I love, btw). I’ve got a couple more of their products. I’ll ramble about them as time goes by. Related Posts: |
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