So I'm actually in love with these, legitimately. So...
Makeup
Blush or bronzer? Blush. I'm whiter than whipped cream so it looks weird if I put on bronzer.
Lip gloss or lipstick? Gloss - not as harsh.
Eye liner or mascara? Mascara.
Foundation or concealer? Concealer - I don't wear foundation.
Neutral or colored eye shadow? Neutral - Too faced natural eye palette :)
Pressed or loose eye shadows? Pressed.
Brushes or sponges? Brushes, but I use sponges for concealer.
Nails
OPI or China Glaze? I have a lot more OPI but China Glaze is just as good.
Long or short? Short.
Acrylic or natural? Natural - I've never been allowed to wear acrylic haha.
Brights or darks? Bright.
Flower or no flower? None - simple. :)
Body
Perfume or body splash? Perfume - I'm in love with Ed Hardy at the moment.
Lotion or body butter? Lotion.
Body wash or soap? Body wash if it smells good but I really like Rockstar from Lush as a soap.
Lush or other bath company? Lush :)
Fashion
Jeans or sweatpants? Jeans all the way. Bought my first ever pair of sweats... 3 days ago?
Long sleeve or short? Long sleeve because then I can roll it up to my elbows.
Dresses or skirts? Dresses - though I don't wear them much.
Stripes or plaid? Plaid - I highland dance and was born to live in plaid kilts.
Flip flops or sandals? Sandals.
Scarves or hats? Scarves.
Studs or dangly earrings? Studs. Cheaper and classy.
Necklaces or bracelets? Bracelets... Necklaces... Bracelaces... Necklets... Both.
Heels or flats? Flats - I'm 5'10 and heels make me over 6 feet most of the time.
Cowboy boots or riding boots? Riding boots.
Jacket or hoodie? Jackets. I can't rock hoodies.
Forever21 or Charlotte Russe? Forever21 - I like the jewelry.
Abercrombie or Hollister? If I had to pick, Hollister.
Saks 5th or Nordstrom? Never been to either.
Hair
Curly or straight? Straight all the time, but I prefer curly.
Bun or ponytail? Ponytails cause I can't do buns to save my life.
Bobby pins or butterfly clips? Bobby pins.
Hair spray or gel? Spray... though I use both for dance competitions...
Long or short? Long.
Light or dark? I have blonde hair... but both are equally nice.
Up or down? Down, for me.
Random
Rain or shine? Rain smells good but shine tans... Both. Not at the same time though.
Summer or winter? Winter = birthday and Christmas. Summer = me tanned enough that I don't blind people... Both.
Fall or spring? Spring.
Chocolate or vanilla? Vanilla.
East coast or west coast? Er... Canada? Cause then East. Vancouver. Yeah.
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My Pretty Little Nails.
I was just giving myself a manicure and I thought maybe I'd do a blog post about my current must have nail items. There's quite a few, so be prepared.
There are 3 basic steps if you want a nice looking manicure.
1.) Apply a base coat.
2.) Apply 2-4 coats of your choice of polish.
3.) Apply a top coat. This can be the same as your base coat, or different.
For me, my favorite products include:
Witchcraft Nail Whitener.
So, for St. Patrick's day I did something really stupid - without a base coat, I applied about 5 coats of bright green nail polish and didn't bother to take the stuff off for weeks. After taking it off, I was astounded to find my nails had been dyed - bright yellow. While nail polish covers it up, I'd like to have natural nails once in a while, so I picked this stuff up hoping it would take away the yellow. It didn't exactly whiten, but has been working quite well as a base coat. I got it from the drug store and I can't exactly remember how much it was but it wasn't expensive - though I wouldn't recommend this product. Just get a base coat.
Revlon Top Speed Nail Enamel in 320, Jaded.
My new favorite nail polish - a perfect combination of minty green and teal. I'm definitely in love. The consistency is very nice and doesn't chip very easily when applied properly. The polish itself is also quite cheap (drug-store cheap). The brush for applying is also really nice, in my opinion.
Revlon No-Smudge Dry Oil.
I sometimes have those issues where I think my nails are dry so I'll touch them and leave fingerprints in my polish. It's rather upsetting. Though this doesn't prevent the gooping or stretching of the polish on your nails, it will make them dry to the touch within seconds, and can be applied to a wet nail. A very cheap product at about $4, this is definitely worth it to avoid those darn prints.
OPI Top Coat.
I'm not really picky about top coats... This one is just the only one I own.
Mani Station Lotion.
This is probably my favorite hand lotion. Ever. It comes out of the tube bright green, which might seem repulsive but the product itself is so good that the colour is completely forgotten. I can't exactly describe the scent of this product but on the front it says "lemon, lime, orange" and then "antioxidant treatment". Though the smell isn't exactly citrusy, it is amazingly fruity and fresh, but not too much. The product's consistency is fairly thin, but when applied and rubbed in it absorbs absolutely amazingly into the skin. I'm a huge fan of it, and though it is kind of expensive (no more then $20, available at Chatters) it is an amazing product.
Aaaaannnndddd...
My finished nails (sorry, terrible macbook photo quality).
For those of you reading... Favorite nail polish colour for spring? Mine's this one.
There are 3 basic steps if you want a nice looking manicure.
1.) Apply a base coat.
2.) Apply 2-4 coats of your choice of polish.
3.) Apply a top coat. This can be the same as your base coat, or different.
For me, my favorite products include:
Witchcraft Nail Whitener.
So, for St. Patrick's day I did something really stupid - without a base coat, I applied about 5 coats of bright green nail polish and didn't bother to take the stuff off for weeks. After taking it off, I was astounded to find my nails had been dyed - bright yellow. While nail polish covers it up, I'd like to have natural nails once in a while, so I picked this stuff up hoping it would take away the yellow. It didn't exactly whiten, but has been working quite well as a base coat. I got it from the drug store and I can't exactly remember how much it was but it wasn't expensive - though I wouldn't recommend this product. Just get a base coat.
Revlon Top Speed Nail Enamel in 320, Jaded.
My new favorite nail polish - a perfect combination of minty green and teal. I'm definitely in love. The consistency is very nice and doesn't chip very easily when applied properly. The polish itself is also quite cheap (drug-store cheap). The brush for applying is also really nice, in my opinion.
Revlon No-Smudge Dry Oil.
I sometimes have those issues where I think my nails are dry so I'll touch them and leave fingerprints in my polish. It's rather upsetting. Though this doesn't prevent the gooping or stretching of the polish on your nails, it will make them dry to the touch within seconds, and can be applied to a wet nail. A very cheap product at about $4, this is definitely worth it to avoid those darn prints.
OPI Top Coat.
I'm not really picky about top coats... This one is just the only one I own.
Mani Station Lotion.
This is probably my favorite hand lotion. Ever. It comes out of the tube bright green, which might seem repulsive but the product itself is so good that the colour is completely forgotten. I can't exactly describe the scent of this product but on the front it says "lemon, lime, orange" and then "antioxidant treatment". Though the smell isn't exactly citrusy, it is amazingly fruity and fresh, but not too much. The product's consistency is fairly thin, but when applied and rubbed in it absorbs absolutely amazingly into the skin. I'm a huge fan of it, and though it is kind of expensive (no more then $20, available at Chatters) it is an amazing product.
Aaaaannnndddd...
My finished nails (sorry, terrible macbook photo quality).
For those of you reading... Favorite nail polish colour for spring? Mine's this one.
Feathers... In Your Hair.
See, I never thought I'd end up liking this sort of thing. But it's actually really cool. Like if you just get a couple feathers and put them by your ear, underneath all your hair... You get a little pop of colour. I don't know, but I think I'm kind of leaning towards wanting to get some. You can get them from Birchbox for $39, by the brand Fine Featherheads.
You can also get them from the Fine Feather Heads website (here), but for way more expensive - $100. I think I prefer the Birchbox pricing.
If you're reading this, what do you think? Would you consider feather hair extensions?
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