Archive for January, 2011

Sally Hansen Salon Effects Nail Polish Strips

Posted on January 31, 2011 | 24 Comments
Ever since I tried Sally Hansen Salon Effects Real Nail Polish Strips, I've received tons of compliments on my nails! Sally Hansen Salon Effects comes in a variety of fun designs (leopard spots, zebra stripes, lace, flowers, denim, etc.) and all sorts of colors and finishes (matte, shimmer, neon, and glitter). See my step-by-step pictures on how to apply them, and check out my trick to get both a manicure and pedicure from just one box! Read more...
Fashion Friday: Episode 49

Posted on January 28, 2011 | 3 Comments
When I saw these heels on ModCloth.com, I could see why they named it "Words Can't Express Heel" -- there's a lot going on, and it's hard to describe! :D I've never seen anything like it before, so I knew I just had to have these because they are so unique! The outside of the shoe is covered in quilted red suede, and the back has a flower with petals made from a variety of printed fabrics. These heels are definitely showstoppers! Read more...
Teal and Purple Look

Posted on January 26, 2011 | 2 Comments
For this look, I'm featuring the dark teal Mega Metal Shadow called "Odalisque" that I wrote about in my MAC Peacocky Collection review. I lined my lower water line with a similar colored eye pencil, and I added a touch of purple along the entire lash line for an extra punch of color. Read more...
MAC Peacocky Collection + EOTD

Posted on January 24, 2011 | 7 Comments
MAC's Peacocky Collection is made up of Mega Metal Shadows and Kissable Lipcolours that come in a wide range of colors from neutral to very bold. The metallic Mega Metal Shadows have a smooth texture that's easily blendable with great color payoff. The Kissable Lipcolours combine the creamy pigment-rich look of a lipstick with the smooth glide of a lip gloss. Read more...
Classic Black Smokey Eye Look

Posted on January 17, 2011 | 11 Comments
There are many ways to create a smokey eye, but the Classic Black Smokey Eye is one of the most dramatic and sultriest ways to wear it. This classic look is characterized by a black eye shadow that starts from your upper lash line and is blended upwards to just past your crease. Black eye pencil and eye shadow are also smudged/swept along the entire lower lash line to give an edgier look. Read more...