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Sunday, March 18, 2012
Friday, March 9, 2012
Quick Swatch: Maybelline Color Sensational (new shades!)
It's not news that I'm a lipstick girl. I have a pretty extensive collection that I hope to swatch someday. For now, I share three quick swatches of these gorgeous new shades. (top to bottom- Fuschia Freesia, Coral Carnation, and Tigerlily Treat)
Have any of you tried these? What do you think of these shades? I think drugstore lines are really stepping it up in terms of shade selection, which makes me very excited to try more products in the near future!
Have any of you tried these? What do you think of these shades? I think drugstore lines are really stepping it up in terms of shade selection, which makes me very excited to try more products in the near future!
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Maybelline Dream Bouncy Blush Swatches
This post will be short, as I am blogging from my phone for the first time and I want to test out the app :)
These blushes are new for Maybelline, and their selling point is definitely the texture. To me it's like soft play-doh. They blend nicely, and last a long time on my med-dry skin.
( Hot Tamale is on the left, Pink plUm on the right)
Has any of you tried these? What do you think?
These blushes are new for Maybelline, and their selling point is definitely the texture. To me it's like soft play-doh. They blend nicely, and last a long time on my med-dry skin.
( Hot Tamale is on the left, Pink plUm on the right)
Has any of you tried these? What do you think?
Monday, February 20, 2012
Dark Circles? Not an issue.
Hey everyone! Sorry I've been taking so so so long in between posts lately, my life has been a bit hectic and it's really taking its toll on me.
I do have a lot of non-reviewed products that I really feel deserve mentions on my blog, and will try to get to it, soon.
Within the past few weeks I noticed that I have been waking up with my eyes all swollen and puffy, and my dark circles have been giving away my nights of troublesome sleep, etc. I decided it was time to try out one of those fancy-eye-rollerball situations which claim to take care of this issue. I went for this one:
Garnier Skin Renew Anti-Dark-Circle Roller. This is pretty straightforward: it claims to instantly get rid of undereye circles, and puffiness, and all that nasty stuff. It also claims to treat the causes of undereye circles.
Does it work? Well. For once, I wish Garnier would really cut down on their fancy product naming length. Seriously. Their product names are too long. It's distracting.
On to the actual product: I think you get quite a lot of it, .5 oz in the cosmetics world of eye products is a lot (at least to me). It doesn't have a strong scent, which is good (particularly if you also tend to wake up with allergies). It's easy to use, and it does what it says it will, at least immediately. I haven't been using it for too long so I can't really tell you if it's treated my dark circles or whatever. (You need to let skincare products do their thing for at least 60 days before any real results, and I really don't have the discipline to apply skincare products every day for that long... although I will try. ).
Pic #1: My eye with no concealer, moisturizer, etc. It's not really really bad, but I do look tired and have some discoloration mainly in the inner corner of the eye and the first half of the area under the eye. You can also see some puffiness in the same area.
Pic #2: This is after I applied the product, I just went back and forth one time under my eye with the rollerball. I love how it feels cool to the touch because of the metal, which helps bring down swelling. The consistency is liquid-y but not runny. It is thin, but when I blend it in I believe it covers pretty well.
Pic #3: Here it is, after I blended it all in. Notice how nice it looks, not too heavy, not cakey, but smooth and bright. The product still feels cool after a little bit, which is very very nice. I think this is good for light concealing, or for layering under your usual concealer for extra power. It didn't settle into lines or fade or slide, it stayed put.
Overall, I am very happy with this product, and will continue to use it to see if it actually does give me long-term results. The price tag might be a bit much for some, but I think you're getting two products in one ( treat + conceal) so for busy people it's definitely worth it. Biggest downside, though, is the fact that there's only one shade and that is pretty light. I wish they made this in darker shades to suit a wider range of customers. Small steps, Garnier.
Thanks for reading!
I do have a lot of non-reviewed products that I really feel deserve mentions on my blog, and will try to get to it, soon.
Within the past few weeks I noticed that I have been waking up with my eyes all swollen and puffy, and my dark circles have been giving away my nights of troublesome sleep, etc. I decided it was time to try out one of those fancy-eye-rollerball situations which claim to take care of this issue. I went for this one:
Garnier Skin Renew Anti-Dark-Circle Roller. This is pretty straightforward: it claims to instantly get rid of undereye circles, and puffiness, and all that nasty stuff. It also claims to treat the causes of undereye circles.
Does it work? Well. For once, I wish Garnier would really cut down on their fancy product naming length. Seriously. Their product names are too long. It's distracting.
On to the actual product: I think you get quite a lot of it, .5 oz in the cosmetics world of eye products is a lot (at least to me). It doesn't have a strong scent, which is good (particularly if you also tend to wake up with allergies). It's easy to use, and it does what it says it will, at least immediately. I haven't been using it for too long so I can't really tell you if it's treated my dark circles or whatever. (You need to let skincare products do their thing for at least 60 days before any real results, and I really don't have the discipline to apply skincare products every day for that long... although I will try. ).
Pic #1: My eye with no concealer, moisturizer, etc. It's not really really bad, but I do look tired and have some discoloration mainly in the inner corner of the eye and the first half of the area under the eye. You can also see some puffiness in the same area.
Pic #2: This is after I applied the product, I just went back and forth one time under my eye with the rollerball. I love how it feels cool to the touch because of the metal, which helps bring down swelling. The consistency is liquid-y but not runny. It is thin, but when I blend it in I believe it covers pretty well.
Pic #3: Here it is, after I blended it all in. Notice how nice it looks, not too heavy, not cakey, but smooth and bright. The product still feels cool after a little bit, which is very very nice. I think this is good for light concealing, or for layering under your usual concealer for extra power. It didn't settle into lines or fade or slide, it stayed put.
Overall, I am very happy with this product, and will continue to use it to see if it actually does give me long-term results. The price tag might be a bit much for some, but I think you're getting two products in one ( treat + conceal) so for busy people it's definitely worth it. Biggest downside, though, is the fact that there's only one shade and that is pretty light. I wish they made this in darker shades to suit a wider range of customers. Small steps, Garnier.
Thanks for reading!
Friday, January 13, 2012
Lipstick Lovers Unite!
Hi everyone!
Last night I had the idea to open up a new blog on Tumblr (to see if I got myself blogging...) called Lips of the Day. I have a huge lip color collection and I thought it would be a great day to quickly share pictures while I try to go through my stash.
I am currently looking for submissions, and authors as well. Submissions can be added through the page, and if you'd like to be an author you can e-mail me at misstat0515 at gmail dot com
What I'd like to have is, basically anything. Most important, pictures of great lipsticks/glosses/lip tars, etc. Also FOTD's lip product reviews, etc. As you can see, I really want this to be a collaborative effort. Of course, this is just for fun...
So please, follow, submit, share!!! http://lipsoftheday.tumblr.com/
Thanks!
-Tat
Last night I had the idea to open up a new blog on Tumblr (to see if I got myself blogging...) called Lips of the Day. I have a huge lip color collection and I thought it would be a great day to quickly share pictures while I try to go through my stash.
I am currently looking for submissions, and authors as well. Submissions can be added through the page, and if you'd like to be an author you can e-mail me at misstat0515 at gmail dot com
What I'd like to have is, basically anything. Most important, pictures of great lipsticks/glosses/lip tars, etc. Also FOTD's lip product reviews, etc. As you can see, I really want this to be a collaborative effort. Of course, this is just for fun...
So please, follow, submit, share!!! http://lipsoftheday.tumblr.com/
Thanks!
-Tat
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Xmas? Look
I'm probably not doing anything tonight. However, staying at home doesn't mean I can't play with my makeup. Right?
I'd been a little down all day, sitting on the couch eating Macarons and watching movies when I suddenly decided to just get up, do my hair, do my makeup, and get dressed. Even if I'm staying home. This was the result of that...
Sugarpill : Love +, Bulletproof, Goldilux
Fyrinnae: Purgatory
UD 24/7 eyeliner in Zero
Halloween lashes
I applied Love + all over the lid, with Purgatory in the crease and outer corners. On lower lash line I applied Bulletproof and Goldilux. I also used Goldilux wet as a liner. This is not really a Xmas look, because it's not the typical gold, red, green people usually do... But I still think it's quite festive. Maybe in a more rock n roll kinda way?
Here's how the full face looks! Neutral cheeks and lips make this actually wearable. I'd probably skip the crazy lashes too.
Hope you enjoy this quickie post! Have an awesome Christmas :) <3
Love,
Tat
I'd been a little down all day, sitting on the couch eating Macarons and watching movies when I suddenly decided to just get up, do my hair, do my makeup, and get dressed. Even if I'm staying home. This was the result of that...
Sugarpill : Love +, Bulletproof, Goldilux
Fyrinnae: Purgatory
UD 24/7 eyeliner in Zero
Halloween lashes
Hope you enjoy this quickie post! Have an awesome Christmas :) <3
Love,
Tat
Friday, December 9, 2011
The Lime Crimes.
Black Friday came. Then Cyber Monday. I finally gave in to the glitteriffic-unicorned-colorfulness that is Lime Crime and placed my first order.
I was lucky enough to get on the site pretty quickly, and had no trouble ordering at all. I got two of the Carrousel Glosses, Candy Apple and Kaleidoscope. I also got two lipsticks: Glamour 101 and My Beautiful Rocket.
I can't complain about them in terms of the site, ordering is easy and I like how it's laid out, and how it looks. The package arrived relatively quickly, everything was in one piece, with a copy of my invoice and a cute sticker.
However. . . I was truly expecting more from the products.
The glosses are housed in the most beautiful packaging, it's a pretty large tube, too. Everything is so pretty, that when I finally got to swatching them I was left a bit... wtf? These are almost glue-like in consistency. They are kinda dry when I apply them, and they kinda skip as I go along my lips with the brush. I do like that they have a brush applicator, but I really, really don't like the consistency. For $17 each, I was really expecting more. They are in no way near similar to the pictures on the site. There's a shimmer to them, but they're not super-glittery. Kaleidoscope is the worst. It's almost unwearable, to me. Candy Apple I'm sure I can work with.
The lipsticks are just that, lipsticks. They're not dry, or thick, and they don't have a strong smell. They glide easily onto my lips and feel moisturizing enough. I do have to go over it a few times to get opaque coverage, though. My Beautiful Rocket is a very very lovely color, it's an orange that pulls a bit more yellow than red (which is different, for me), almost pumpkin-like. Glamour 101 is more of a red that pulls brown, I'd say it's perfect for daily wear (not too bright or intense) but definitely, easily dupe-able.
All in all, I have mixed feelings about these products. I'm kinda angry that all that money was spent on those glosses when they're really just... Not good. (Sorry...?) I'd much rather spend $4 on a NYX gloss, with better results. The lipsticks are nice, but they didn't blow me away either. I do really like the packaging, though.
Anyone tried the LC glosses? Have you had the same experience as me? Do share!
-Tat
I was lucky enough to get on the site pretty quickly, and had no trouble ordering at all. I got two of the Carrousel Glosses, Candy Apple and Kaleidoscope. I also got two lipsticks: Glamour 101 and My Beautiful Rocket.
I can't complain about them in terms of the site, ordering is easy and I like how it's laid out, and how it looks. The package arrived relatively quickly, everything was in one piece, with a copy of my invoice and a cute sticker.
However. . . I was truly expecting more from the products.
The glosses are housed in the most beautiful packaging, it's a pretty large tube, too. Everything is so pretty, that when I finally got to swatching them I was left a bit... wtf? These are almost glue-like in consistency. They are kinda dry when I apply them, and they kinda skip as I go along my lips with the brush. I do like that they have a brush applicator, but I really, really don't like the consistency. For $17 each, I was really expecting more. They are in no way near similar to the pictures on the site. There's a shimmer to them, but they're not super-glittery. Kaleidoscope is the worst. It's almost unwearable, to me. Candy Apple I'm sure I can work with.
The lipsticks are just that, lipsticks. They're not dry, or thick, and they don't have a strong smell. They glide easily onto my lips and feel moisturizing enough. I do have to go over it a few times to get opaque coverage, though. My Beautiful Rocket is a very very lovely color, it's an orange that pulls a bit more yellow than red (which is different, for me), almost pumpkin-like. Glamour 101 is more of a red that pulls brown, I'd say it's perfect for daily wear (not too bright or intense) but definitely, easily dupe-able.
All in all, I have mixed feelings about these products. I'm kinda angry that all that money was spent on those glosses when they're really just... Not good. (Sorry...?) I'd much rather spend $4 on a NYX gloss, with better results. The lipsticks are nice, but they didn't blow me away either. I do really like the packaging, though.
Anyone tried the LC glosses? Have you had the same experience as me? Do share!
-Tat
...Y ahora, en español! (un review)
Hola chicas! (Y chicos...?)
Desde que entré al grupo de Beauty Bloggers Puerto Rico me ha estado picando la vena de "bloguear" en español. La vida entera de mi blog se ha llevado a cabo en inglés, ya que las personas que lo siguen siempre han sido, mayormente, gente que no es de PR. Ahora, tengo que admitir, que los blogs de estas talentosas chicas me han inspirado, y aunque no todos son en español, entiendo que asà me expreso de una forma mas fiel a quien soy yo en la vida real.
Y bueno, despues de esta introducción, les traigo un "review" pequeño pero buenagente de unas sombras que se que les van a encantar.
Tuve que hacer un trip de emergencia (si, claro) a CVS hoy, y al entrar me encuentro con un display de productos nuevos de L' Oreal. Entre estos estaba un corrector/iluminador de esos de brochita (muy parecido al estilo del famoso Touche Eclat de YSL), un "primer" iluminador para la cara, y las sombras Infallible. No muy disimuladamente me acerqué y quedé loca con la selección de colores (tenÃan unos metálicos hermosÃsimos). Decidà tomarme el riesgo de comprarlas sin haber buscado "swatches" primero (horror! =P ).
Las tres que escogà fueron Midnight Blue (azul oscuro, metalico), Eternal Black (negro con escarcha plateada), y Perpetual Purple (violeta oscuro metalico).
Vienen en unos potecitos plásticos transparentes, de esos que se ve el producto por debajo y tienen toda la información en la tapa. Honestamente no soy muy fan de estos empaques asi, pero ya todas las compañÃas los están usando. Anyway... Aquà una foto de cómo se ven por debajo:
Algo que me pareció un poco raro es que no vienen selladas. Si, cualquiera puede abrirla ahi mismo en la tienda y meterle el dedo y hacer un desastre con ellas para luego no comprarlas (asi, a lo buen puertorriqueño...). Ninguna de las que habÃa estaban asÃ, pero lamentablemente es cuestión de tiempo.
Al abrirla te vas a encontrar con otra tapita plastica, que dice claramente "do not discard". Cuando la levantas te das cuenta que funciona como un tipo de prensa para mantener el producto compactado. Probablemente te preguntarás el porqué de esto. . .
Pues mira, no se como explicar la textura de estas sombras. No es un "mousse", pero tampoco son en crema. No son pigmentos sueltos, pero tampoco son la tÃpica sombra compacta que todas conocemos. Es, simplemente, algo raro y bastante diferente. Y me gusta. Son super pigmentadas, aun sin usar un "primer" antes, y la textura un poco húmeda que tienen ayuda a no tener el tan odiado "fallout". Me probé la negra en el ojo, que creo que es mi favorita, y la apliqué sin primer, con una brocha sintética plana (como de concealer, por ejemplo), y me quedé en "shock" al ver que el color aparecÃa tal y como deberÃa, los brillitos tan lindos que tiene no se quedan pegados en la brocha (ODIO cuando pasa esto...) y lo mejor de todo, no habÃa un reguero de polvo negro y escarcha por toda mi cara después (WIN!).
Ves como parece que han sido aplicadas humedas? Creo que el violeta es el menos "Wow" de los tres, pero sigue siendo super bello asi para un maquillaje sencillo. Son fáciles de difuminar también, cosa que las sombras en crema no son. Dice que son Infalibles, que duran 24 horas. Yo nunca me dejo llevar por eso, ya que a menos que no vivas dentro de una telenovela, no hace falta tener el maquillaje puesto por tanto tiempo ( y no es bueno para la piel tampoco...)
Otra foto para que puedan apreciar la locura brillosa que es Eternal Black. Si fueran a comprar solo una de todas las que hay ( y yo probablemente volveré por más, digo, si cuando regrese ya no han sido manuseadas todas...) les recomiendo esta. Es hermosa, especialmente para un smokey eye asi solita para esta epoca de fiestas. Me recuerda mucho a la Chanel Mirifique, que cuando salió fue de estos productos por los cuales la gente simplemente se vuelve loca, pero cuesta lo mismo que un trip al supermercado de una familia pequeña para una semana.
Estas sombras salen alrededor de $8.00, lo cual para algunas personas puede parecer un poco caro para una sombra que se supone que sea barata, pero para mi, comparandola con la de Chanel, y unas que tambien saco Giorgio Armani, es tremenda ganga. Vale la pena 100%. Un dia de estos me animo y les tomo fotos de cómo se ven puestas.
*Edit: Me apliqué el tono violeta a las 7:00 AM sobre el primer de Urban Decay (Eden) , y ha sobrevivido 4 horas en la cocina ( soy estudiante de Artes Culinarias...) , una siesta de 4 horas, y una ducha. No se ha cuarteado, ni se ha corrido, y el color sigue igual. :) *
Espero que les haya gustado mi primer "post" en español, que realmente es "spanglish" gracias a la confusión cultural que nos tienen aquà en Puerto Rico (pero ya eso es otro tema...). Gracias siempre siempre siempre por leer!
-Tat
Desde que entré al grupo de Beauty Bloggers Puerto Rico me ha estado picando la vena de "bloguear" en español. La vida entera de mi blog se ha llevado a cabo en inglés, ya que las personas que lo siguen siempre han sido, mayormente, gente que no es de PR. Ahora, tengo que admitir, que los blogs de estas talentosas chicas me han inspirado, y aunque no todos son en español, entiendo que asà me expreso de una forma mas fiel a quien soy yo en la vida real.
Y bueno, despues de esta introducción, les traigo un "review" pequeño pero buenagente de unas sombras que se que les van a encantar.
Tuve que hacer un trip de emergencia (si, claro) a CVS hoy, y al entrar me encuentro con un display de productos nuevos de L' Oreal. Entre estos estaba un corrector/iluminador de esos de brochita (muy parecido al estilo del famoso Touche Eclat de YSL), un "primer" iluminador para la cara, y las sombras Infallible. No muy disimuladamente me acerqué y quedé loca con la selección de colores (tenÃan unos metálicos hermosÃsimos). Decidà tomarme el riesgo de comprarlas sin haber buscado "swatches" primero (horror! =P ).
Vienen en unos potecitos plásticos transparentes, de esos que se ve el producto por debajo y tienen toda la información en la tapa. Honestamente no soy muy fan de estos empaques asi, pero ya todas las compañÃas los están usando. Anyway... Aquà una foto de cómo se ven por debajo:
Algo que me pareció un poco raro es que no vienen selladas. Si, cualquiera puede abrirla ahi mismo en la tienda y meterle el dedo y hacer un desastre con ellas para luego no comprarlas (asi, a lo buen puertorriqueño...). Ninguna de las que habÃa estaban asÃ, pero lamentablemente es cuestión de tiempo.
Al abrirla te vas a encontrar con otra tapita plastica, que dice claramente "do not discard". Cuando la levantas te das cuenta que funciona como un tipo de prensa para mantener el producto compactado. Probablemente te preguntarás el porqué de esto. . .
Pues mira, no se como explicar la textura de estas sombras. No es un "mousse", pero tampoco son en crema. No son pigmentos sueltos, pero tampoco son la tÃpica sombra compacta que todas conocemos. Es, simplemente, algo raro y bastante diferente. Y me gusta. Son super pigmentadas, aun sin usar un "primer" antes, y la textura un poco húmeda que tienen ayuda a no tener el tan odiado "fallout". Me probé la negra en el ojo, que creo que es mi favorita, y la apliqué sin primer, con una brocha sintética plana (como de concealer, por ejemplo), y me quedé en "shock" al ver que el color aparecÃa tal y como deberÃa, los brillitos tan lindos que tiene no se quedan pegados en la brocha (ODIO cuando pasa esto...) y lo mejor de todo, no habÃa un reguero de polvo negro y escarcha por toda mi cara después (WIN!).
Estas sombras salen alrededor de $8.00, lo cual para algunas personas puede parecer un poco caro para una sombra que se supone que sea barata, pero para mi, comparandola con la de Chanel, y unas que tambien saco Giorgio Armani, es tremenda ganga. Vale la pena 100%. Un dia de estos me animo y les tomo fotos de cómo se ven puestas.
*Edit: Me apliqué el tono violeta a las 7:00 AM sobre el primer de Urban Decay (Eden) , y ha sobrevivido 4 horas en la cocina ( soy estudiante de Artes Culinarias...) , una siesta de 4 horas, y una ducha. No se ha cuarteado, ni se ha corrido, y el color sigue igual. :) *
Espero que les haya gustado mi primer "post" en español, que realmente es "spanglish" gracias a la confusión cultural que nos tienen aquà en Puerto Rico (pero ya eso es otro tema...). Gracias siempre siempre siempre por leer!
-Tat
Monday, November 28, 2011
Fyrinnae Halloween 2011 Haul + Swatches
Hi everyone!
Last week I received my latest Fyrinnae order, and as usual, I gasped in lovely shock when I swatched everything. This order was a small one (two eyeshadows and a Lip Lustre) but I'm so glad I placed it! :)
The eyeshadows I ordered were Purgatory (a full size. I knew I'd love it) and Raven's Prophecy. I got Dorian Gray as a free sample.
On the left, they were swatched dry. On the right, swatched over Pixie Epoxy. Purgatory : Blackened red-metallic-awesomeness. I've been on a red eyeshadow kick lately and this color is just so sexy, elegant, so different but not over-the-top...
Dorian Gray: I had meant to order a sample of this, but I decided not to. Luckily the guys over at Fyrinnae used their psychic abilities to determine how much I wanted to try it and sent a free sample. It's lovely :)
Raven's Prophecy: Sparkles. Enough said.
The lip lustre is the newest shade, Coffin Velvet. I had to order it because I'm such a fan of these as it is, and it's purple. Everyone knows I live for purple lips. I saw the price had gone up, but I ordered anyway... And when I got it I understood...
Here it is (on the right) compared to a tube of the original lip lustres. It's huuuge. It's now the same size as the Pixie Epoxy tubes. WIN.
It's a bit sheerer than I thought It would be, but it's still a lovely shade. If you look closely you can see a bit of blue shimmer. This also leaves a stain (on your lips, it's a pretty pink stain. On your arm after swatching, you look like you've been burned)
See for yourself:
Anyway, keeping it short and sweet, hope you enjoy the swatches! Has anyone tried any of the new stuff from Fyrinnae lately?
-Tat
Last week I received my latest Fyrinnae order, and as usual, I gasped in lovely shock when I swatched everything. This order was a small one (two eyeshadows and a Lip Lustre) but I'm so glad I placed it! :)
The eyeshadows I ordered were Purgatory (a full size. I knew I'd love it) and Raven's Prophecy. I got Dorian Gray as a free sample.
Dorian Gray: I had meant to order a sample of this, but I decided not to. Luckily the guys over at Fyrinnae used their psychic abilities to determine how much I wanted to try it and sent a free sample. It's lovely :)
Raven's Prophecy: Sparkles. Enough said.
The lip lustre is the newest shade, Coffin Velvet. I had to order it because I'm such a fan of these as it is, and it's purple. Everyone knows I live for purple lips. I saw the price had gone up, but I ordered anyway... And when I got it I understood...
See for yourself:
-Tat
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Beauty Bloggers Puerto Rico Round-Up !
Hey everyone! This is my second time posting this, but these ladies have kept busy... Be sure to click through and visit these great blogs!
Desiree went to see in concert one of her favorite bands and had a blast!
http://ladyluckbeauty.blogspot.com/2011/11/avenge-sevendfold-pr-concert.html
Cassandra shares her holy grail mask for a beautiful skin
http://doityourselfbeautytipsbycassandra.blogspot.com/2011/11/dead-sea-salt-mud-mask-review.html
Ivonne shares a bit of chaos and makeup
http://fashion-blackoutt.blogspot.com/2011/11/madness.html
Monica shares her makeup essentials
http://craftstyles.blogspot.com/2011/11/my-make-up-essentials.html
Noelia enjoys the sunlight sporting pink nails
http://itsnotmylifeanymore.blogspot.com/2011/11/finally-some-sunlight.html
Jossie knows how cute snow globes are, even for nails
http://pinkbeautyforyou.blogspot.com/2011/11/china-glaze-snowglobe.html
Tattiana reviews & share swatches of Revlon Lip Butters
http://misstat.blogspot.com/2011/11/revlon-lip-butters-swatches-review.html
Roxanne shares both a challenge + swatches
http://myrandomstash.blogspot.com/2011/11/challenge-autumn-nails-kleancolor.html
Keep the love coming for BBPR, and thanks to everyone for your support in this growing community!
Much Love,
Tat
Desiree went to see in concert one of her favorite bands and had a blast!
http://ladyluckbeauty.blogspot.com/2011/11/avenge-sevendfold-pr-concert.html
Cassandra shares her holy grail mask for a beautiful skin
http://doityourselfbeautytipsbycassandra.blogspot.com/2011/11/dead-sea-salt-mud-mask-review.html
Ivonne shares a bit of chaos and makeup
http://fashion-blackoutt.blogspot.com/2011/11/madness.html
Monica shares her makeup essentials
http://craftstyles.blogspot.com/2011/11/my-make-up-essentials.html
Noelia enjoys the sunlight sporting pink nails
http://itsnotmylifeanymore.blogspot.com/2011/11/finally-some-sunlight.html
Jossie knows how cute snow globes are, even for nails
http://pinkbeautyforyou.blogspot.com/2011/11/china-glaze-snowglobe.html
Tattiana reviews & share swatches of Revlon Lip Butters
http://misstat.blogspot.com/2011/11/revlon-lip-butters-swatches-review.html
Roxanne shares both a challenge + swatches
http://myrandomstash.blogspot.com/2011/11/challenge-autumn-nails-kleancolor.html
Keep the love coming for BBPR, and thanks to everyone for your support in this growing community!
Much Love,
Tat
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