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Archive for October, 2010
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Mossy Green and Brown Look
Posted on October 16, 2010 | Leave a CommentFor this look, I used a bright yellow green pigment and darkened it by applying and blending two shades of brown eye shadows near the pigment. This created a mossy green effect rather than a vibrant green. Read more... -
Fashion Friday: Episode 37
Posted on October 15, 2010 | 3 CommentsEcho Touch Gloves are fashionably nerdy! These aren't your ordinary gloves -- they are engineered specifically to keep your hands warm while you use touch sensitive digital devices (iPod, iPad, iPhone/Android touch phone, and what have you)! The index finger and thumb of each glove has special "eLink" fabric that interacts with these devices, so you don't have to take your gloves off anymore to use them. Read more... -
Halloween Makeup Look – Lady Luck
Posted on October 14, 2010 | 7 CommentsThis is the makeup I came up with for Halloween last year. I was Lady Luck, the personification of fortune/chance. I wanted my makeup to be similar to vintage style makeup but with more pizazz (since the theme of fortune and luck got me thinking of Las Vegas). I used shimmery eye shadows, extremely long lashes, and crystals. Check out how my makeup looked with my very detailed costume and mini top hat! Read more... -
Coral and Yellow Look
Posted on October 12, 2010 | 8 CommentsCoral is a pinkish-orange color. I used a new coral eye shadow I got with a yellow one to create this warm, vibrant look. Coral eye shadow also looks great with its complementary color teal. Since this particular coral shade is more orange, I ended up using blue (the complementary color of orange) on my upper lash line and lower waterline. Read more... -
For Good Measure – Measuring Tape
Posted on October 11, 2010 | 2 CommentsWhat's nerdier than being able to measure in style? This cute plush flower pot is actually a measuring tape! It can measure up to 60 inches (or up to 150 cm, shown on the other side of the tape). When you're ready to retract it, just press the bottom of the flower pot! Read more...