Kat Von D Spellbinding Eyeshadow Book Review
Heya cuties,
So I'm finally writing a review on the
Kat Von D Spellbinding Eyeshadow Book! Spoiler alert, let me just say this now, I am in love with this.
I adore Kat Von D a lot. As an artist and just a rad girl all around, she's one of the people that I idolize and sometimes I look at her and I think to myself, 'damn I wish I was her'. My cousin went to her shop to get a tattoo and met Kat and said that Kat is one of the nicest and most humble people she has ever met. I really appreciate that about her. Her being an art-based person really gives me a deeper connection because I'm also an art-based person so I know whatever she comes out with is really artsy.
So let's talk about packaging because you can't mention Kat Von D and not talk about packaging. One thing that I love about this pallet is that the illustrations and designs for her products are all personally drawn by her. The drawing on the front of the pallet alone is just so beautiful, isn't it? Her style is definitely right up my ally. This is the front of the box it comes in, but the pallet is the exact same thing but with a black boarder. The back
(on the box), features all the colours in a grid.
What's different about the pack on the actual pallet is that this has a "chart" that shows colour combinations you could do. I think one of the main points of these shadows are that you could mix two shadows together and it'll form a completely different shade.
How to use: Each set of shades are paired together to create perfect layered looks. Apply "Geek" on lids, then blend "Fallen" on top for a bronzed peach shadow. For a completely different look, apply "Fallen" on the lids, then blend "Geek" on top for a perfect golden shadow.
This is what it looks like when you first open it up. There are three diagrams of three different looks you can try out. There's also a clear film over the top of the shadows with their names printed on top. I find that this is a little bit annoying to hold back when you're trying to use the shadows, but I guess it is helpful for not getting shadow all over the top of the lid.
Here's an overview of all the names. The ones with a star next to the names are "never before seen" shades. As you can see, there are quite a few of this some it makes getting this pallet really worth it since there wouldn't be too many repeats of other shadows you might already have.
At first glance, my favourite shades were
Oddfellow (black with teal glitter),
Queen (a redish brown-green duo chrome),
Wonderland (dark plum with pink glitter), and
WTF (bright red with purple-ish undertone). After using this pallet for a while, the colour that I grew to love was
Smile Now because it looks like an orange-peach colour but when applied on the lids, it actually has a pink duo-chrome action going on. I really like this as an inner corner highlight because when the light hits it in an angle, it's pink.
This is definitely a pretty colourful pallet, but I think it's very good for someone who is just starting to use brighter colours, like I am. I'm not all for the full-on-bright-colours-all-over-the-eyes but I like a hint of colour here and there or different tones of neutral-ish colours. For example, sometimes I use a red-ish shade like
Stupid Audocorrect in my crease as a transition shade instead of a standard taupe or brown. Or sometimes I use a combination of the greener shades like
Gunner and
Hexagram with a golden shade to highlight like
Sunset Blvd or
Precious.
Hexagram is an olive-green type shade that is a little more neutral than a straight up green so it's easy to work with without making your eyes look like a rainbow of colours, while
Gunner is a very saturated green to give it that pop of colour. The one shade I haven't really used is
Bukowski, which is that one bright blue on the bottom, only because I really don't rock blue very well without looking like a hooker. I have one other bright blue shadow in my collection and I don't even use that one either so I don't know how I'm going to use this one.
The texture of these shadows are super buttery smooth. Just swatching them with my fingertips felt like a dream because they were just so soft. The pigmentation is excellent, but I would use an eyeshadow primer under them just so the colours are as pigmented as they can be and to ensure they last all day and don't crease. In terms of fallout, the darker colours, especially the ones with glitter, tend to have a bit of fallout. It's not a crazy amount, but I'm assuming you tap off the extra on your brush before applying like you should be doing. Speaking of tapping off the excess, when you do so, you'll see that a ton of it comes off of the brush. I think due to how soft and finely milled these shadows seem to be, this translates to a lot of potential fallout. Having said that, I would imagine that this means you will use up these shadows pretty quickly if half of it is fall out that you can't press back into the shadow. That's just loose powder being blown everywhere! That's something you should keep in mind.
Another thing I want to mention is that the golden shades,
Precious and
Sunset Blvd (especially Precious), seem a bit powdery. It's almost hard to get them on the lid without packing them on a ton.
The thing that I love most like I've mention before is that a lot of these shadows seem to be duo-chrome
(which I've always love love LOVED) and what makes them so special is that you can layer them to get a different shade! Now, I'm not talking about like mixing a blue and a green will give you an orange (that's not even possible to begin with), but something like
Birdcage and
Gunner layered on top of each other makes a grassy-lime green. This also means that blending these colours into each other is a breeze because the overlap will be an automatic transition colour! Honestly, I think this is really what makes this pallet so unique.
I got this eyeshadow book as a birthday present this year but I know Sephora sold it for around $55 or so. I'm not sure if they still sell it now because I don't see it on the Sephora website anymore but if you really want to pick this up, try walking into the store to see if it's there and if not, maybe eBay will be your next best bet.
Rating: ★★★★☆ 4/5
I really want to give this a perfect score but as reviewed, there are some cons to this pallet so I cannot give it 5/5. Although I has quickly became one of my favourites, next to the Naked 2 pallet. This is my first ever Kat Von D cosmetic item and it has definitely given me an excellent impression on the quality of her products. I'm curious and excited to try out a few of her items in the future!
Labels: cosmetics, eyeshadow, kat von d, makeup, review
Birthday haul and updates
Hello cuties,
I hope everyone is doing well. I've been a little better, but you know how things go. Life is sometimes such a struggle, isn't it? But we will all make it through eventually :) I hope everyone enjoyed the eye tutorial I posted a couple of days ago. I had fun doing it and I look forward to doing more in the future.
I never got to do a birthday haul, so here's what I got beauty wise! My friends are the best and really know how to treat me^^
I was gifted the Kat Von D Spellbinding Eyeshadow book, The Face Shop's Floral Water Mist, and the Mild Papaya Peeling Gel. I will have tutorials for all of these items as well! So far, I love all of these products, especially the eyeshadow book. The colours are amazing! A big
THANK YOU to all my friends for gifting me these presents.
Yesterday, I went to the drugstore and picked up some things that were on sale. I was feeling a bit sad but once started picking up items in the store, I felt a lot better ;) Retail therapy is seriously a girl's best solution, don't you think?
So I picked up some nail stuff and a lipstick I've been wanting for a while. One thing that you must know about me is that I love matte. All matte everything. I don't know what it is about it that I love so much, but I've always loved matte things.
(Matte cars, matte eyeshadows, matte printing paper) What's better than a matte red lip and matte nails? NOTHING, that's what! Also, I saw this mini nail kit on sale so I figured I'd pick it up and see if it's any good. I've never heard of this "Witchcraft" brand and when I tried to Google this set for a review, nothing popped up. So I'll surely be doing a review on it once I've used it a couple of times. Come to think of it, I've never really put that much effort in taking care of my nails, but I have been lately. I'm totally okay with that.
I celebrated my birthday a couple of days after because it landed in the middle of the week. Everyone was too busy on a Wednesday night, so we all went to karaoke on the Saturday of. We drank and sang our hearts out which was much needed for me. I really enjoyed the night and got quite tipsy.
Half the group had to leave early so the rest of us went to get food and more alcohol. If you can't tell, I absolutely love to drink. Need a drinking partner? Right here, baby!
This week has been a very design-filled week for me. Projects were due and my design textbooks came in. Have you ever seen someone so excited for textbooks? They're quite pretty, aren't they? I was more excited for the HTML&CSS one more than the research one (which was the mandatory one), but you know.
(Here's the inside of the HTML&CSS one!)
I spent the rest of the day in bed watching a movie while devouring a Whopper, and doing some sketching. Sometimes it's so nice to get lost in some art. It's something that I don't do often enough. But I guess that's a good thing because when I do, it's a very refreshing feeling.
Oh, and here is a preview of the Sally Hansen matte top coat.
Today, I went to the bookstore because my brother needed to pick up a
book for school. He chose Oliver Twist, and I really liked the design
of the cover. There goes my design side of me again, huh? Like I said,
it has been a design-filled week for me and I'm loving every bit of
it.
Exploring the bookstore really made me want to pick
up a bunch of books and read them all. I really want to find a good
sappy romance book, so if there's any recommendations out there, send it
my way! Please nothing that is already made into a movie or is going
to be made into a movie, because there's a high chance that I'll just
watch the movie instead of reading the book. I saw books like The Fault In Our Stars, The Notebook, Dear John, etc. As much as I love those stories
(and these are the type of romance books I'm aiming for!), I've already or will see the movie so there's no point in me reading the book.
I also finally picked up a portable charger. I've wanted one for soooo long and
Charming was going to give me one but you know, situations, and such. So, I just went and bought one for myself and I'm glad I did. It has 5200mAh and two outputs so you can charge two devices at once. It also comes with several adapters for Apple, Samsung, and Sony products, and also two sizes of USB plugs.
Originally, I saw one that looked like a milk carton called Momax iPower Milk. It's only 2600mAh, doesn't come with as many adapters and only has one output BUT IT'S DAMN CUTE, ISN'T IT? I know the one I have is much better in terms of technicalities but LOOK AT THAT THING! Who doesn't want a milk carton portable charger? I'm such a sucker for packaging, but thankfully my dad convinced me not to get this one. I still have some buyer's remorse, though. Is it still considered buyer's remorse if you didn't actually buy the product? Anyway, if anyone is looking for a cute one, I'm letting you know that this thing actually exists and comes in many different colours. My personal favourite is the white one, but there's also a pink, turquoise, purple, and I believe green.
Last week, I found this jacket on sale at Old Navy for only $20! I've been looking for a jacket like this for a while and I knew I had to get it because of the price. It's not extremely warm, so it's going to be perfect for the Spring and Fall weather. I'm just going to have to wait out this extremely cold Canadian winter before I can bust this baby out. I can hardly wait!
I don't really like talking about the breakup but I wanted to leave this here because this blog is just so familiar with him. Some days are harder than others, but I'm slowly just getting by. I haven't realized it until recently, but I've subconsciously stopped listening to music since the break up. I think part of me was scared that every song I listened to would remind me of him and make me start crying hysterically. But one day I just sat myself down and I knew I wanted to compile a playlist of songs that specifically reminded me of our relationship. These songs tell the story of our relationship that began all the way back in '07-'08 up until now: from when we first fell in love, broke up, missed each other, got back together, then broke up again, all in that order. I hope that anyone who wants to can listen to this playlist and maybe get a sense of two people's love story, whether it's a good feeling or not. Although I'm sad, I still like to think about all the memories because they make me happy and I'm so glad they happened. If anyone is going through something like this, let's get through this together :)
So enough of that emotional stuff. Here's some random pictures that I've accumulated throughout the weeks.
Labels: charming, cosmetics, eyeshadow, food, gift, kat von d, life, lipstick, makeup, nail polish, personal, sally hansen, skincare, thefaceshop
"Queen B" Makeup Tutorial Using Kat Von D Spellbinding Eyeshadow Book
For my birthday, I received Kat Von D's Spellbinding Eyeshadow Book and I've been using it every day since I got it! I absolutely love the colours and they're all so pigmented. My favourite shades are "Queen", "Oddfellow", and "Wonderland", so I created this look using all those shadows. I hope you enjoy :)
(Click to enlarge)
Labels: kat von d, makeup, tips, tutorial
Kat Von D Spellbinding Eyeshadow Book Review
Heya cuties,
So I'm finally writing a review on the
Kat Von D Spellbinding Eyeshadow Book! Spoiler alert, let me just say this now, I am in love with this.
I adore Kat Von D a lot. As an artist and just a rad girl all around, she's one of the people that I idolize and sometimes I look at her and I think to myself, 'damn I wish I was her'. My cousin went to her shop to get a tattoo and met Kat and said that Kat is one of the nicest and most humble people she has ever met. I really appreciate that about her. Her being an art-based person really gives me a deeper connection because I'm also an art-based person so I know whatever she comes out with is really artsy.
So let's talk about packaging because you can't mention Kat Von D and not talk about packaging. One thing that I love about this pallet is that the illustrations and designs for her products are all personally drawn by her. The drawing on the front of the pallet alone is just so beautiful, isn't it? Her style is definitely right up my ally. This is the front of the box it comes in, but the pallet is the exact same thing but with a black boarder. The back
(on the box), features all the colours in a grid.
What's different about the pack on the actual pallet is that this has a "chart" that shows colour combinations you could do. I think one of the main points of these shadows are that you could mix two shadows together and it'll form a completely different shade.
How to use: Each set of shades are paired together to create perfect layered looks. Apply "Geek" on lids, then blend "Fallen" on top for a bronzed peach shadow. For a completely different look, apply "Fallen" on the lids, then blend "Geek" on top for a perfect golden shadow.
This is what it looks like when you first open it up. There are three diagrams of three different looks you can try out. There's also a clear film over the top of the shadows with their names printed on top. I find that this is a little bit annoying to hold back when you're trying to use the shadows, but I guess it is helpful for not getting shadow all over the top of the lid.
Here's an overview of all the names. The ones with a star next to the names are "never before seen" shades. As you can see, there are quite a few of this some it makes getting this pallet really worth it since there wouldn't be too many repeats of other shadows you might already have.
At first glance, my favourite shades were
Oddfellow (black with teal glitter),
Queen (a redish brown-green duo chrome),
Wonderland (dark plum with pink glitter), and
WTF (bright red with purple-ish undertone). After using this pallet for a while, the colour that I grew to love was
Smile Now because it looks like an orange-peach colour but when applied on the lids, it actually has a pink duo-chrome action going on. I really like this as an inner corner highlight because when the light hits it in an angle, it's pink.
This is definitely a pretty colourful pallet, but I think it's very good for someone who is just starting to use brighter colours, like I am. I'm not all for the full-on-bright-colours-all-over-the-eyes but I like a hint of colour here and there or different tones of neutral-ish colours. For example, sometimes I use a red-ish shade like
Stupid Audocorrect in my crease as a transition shade instead of a standard taupe or brown. Or sometimes I use a combination of the greener shades like
Gunner and
Hexagram with a golden shade to highlight like
Sunset Blvd or
Precious.
Hexagram is an olive-green type shade that is a little more neutral than a straight up green so it's easy to work with without making your eyes look like a rainbow of colours, while
Gunner is a very saturated green to give it that pop of colour. The one shade I haven't really used is
Bukowski, which is that one bright blue on the bottom, only because I really don't rock blue very well without looking like a hooker. I have one other bright blue shadow in my collection and I don't even use that one either so I don't know how I'm going to use this one.
The texture of these shadows are super buttery smooth. Just swatching them with my fingertips felt like a dream because they were just so soft. The pigmentation is excellent, but I would use an eyeshadow primer under them just so the colours are as pigmented as they can be and to ensure they last all day and don't crease. In terms of fallout, the darker colours, especially the ones with glitter, tend to have a bit of fallout. It's not a crazy amount, but I'm assuming you tap off the extra on your brush before applying like you should be doing. Speaking of tapping off the excess, when you do so, you'll see that a ton of it comes off of the brush. I think due to how soft and finely milled these shadows seem to be, this translates to a lot of potential fallout. Having said that, I would imagine that this means you will use up these shadows pretty quickly if half of it is fall out that you can't press back into the shadow. That's just loose powder being blown everywhere! That's something you should keep in mind.
Another thing I want to mention is that the golden shades,
Precious and
Sunset Blvd (especially Precious), seem a bit powdery. It's almost hard to get them on the lid without packing them on a ton.
The thing that I love most like I've mention before is that a lot of these shadows seem to be duo-chrome
(which I've always love love LOVED) and what makes them so special is that you can layer them to get a different shade! Now, I'm not talking about like mixing a blue and a green will give you an orange (that's not even possible to begin with), but something like
Birdcage and
Gunner layered on top of each other makes a grassy-lime green. This also means that blending these colours into each other is a breeze because the overlap will be an automatic transition colour! Honestly, I think this is really what makes this pallet so unique.
I got this eyeshadow book as a birthday present this year but I know Sephora sold it for around $55 or so. I'm not sure if they still sell it now because I don't see it on the Sephora website anymore but if you really want to pick this up, try walking into the store to see if it's there and if not, maybe eBay will be your next best bet.
Rating: ★★★★☆ 4/5
I really want to give this a perfect score but as reviewed, there are some cons to this pallet so I cannot give it 5/5. Although I has quickly became one of my favourites, next to the Naked 2 pallet. This is my first ever Kat Von D cosmetic item and it has definitely given me an excellent impression on the quality of her products. I'm curious and excited to try out a few of her items in the future!
Labels: cosmetics, eyeshadow, kat von d, makeup, review
Birthday haul and updates
Hello cuties,
I hope everyone is doing well. I've been a little better, but you know how things go. Life is sometimes such a struggle, isn't it? But we will all make it through eventually :) I hope everyone enjoyed the eye tutorial I posted a couple of days ago. I had fun doing it and I look forward to doing more in the future.
I never got to do a birthday haul, so here's what I got beauty wise! My friends are the best and really know how to treat me^^
I was gifted the Kat Von D Spellbinding Eyeshadow book, The Face Shop's Floral Water Mist, and the Mild Papaya Peeling Gel. I will have tutorials for all of these items as well! So far, I love all of these products, especially the eyeshadow book. The colours are amazing! A big
THANK YOU to all my friends for gifting me these presents.
Yesterday, I went to the drugstore and picked up some things that were on sale. I was feeling a bit sad but once started picking up items in the store, I felt a lot better ;) Retail therapy is seriously a girl's best solution, don't you think?
So I picked up some nail stuff and a lipstick I've been wanting for a while. One thing that you must know about me is that I love matte. All matte everything. I don't know what it is about it that I love so much, but I've always loved matte things.
(Matte cars, matte eyeshadows, matte printing paper) What's better than a matte red lip and matte nails? NOTHING, that's what! Also, I saw this mini nail kit on sale so I figured I'd pick it up and see if it's any good. I've never heard of this "Witchcraft" brand and when I tried to Google this set for a review, nothing popped up. So I'll surely be doing a review on it once I've used it a couple of times. Come to think of it, I've never really put that much effort in taking care of my nails, but I have been lately. I'm totally okay with that.
I celebrated my birthday a couple of days after because it landed in the middle of the week. Everyone was too busy on a Wednesday night, so we all went to karaoke on the Saturday of. We drank and sang our hearts out which was much needed for me. I really enjoyed the night and got quite tipsy.
Half the group had to leave early so the rest of us went to get food and more alcohol. If you can't tell, I absolutely love to drink. Need a drinking partner? Right here, baby!
This week has been a very design-filled week for me. Projects were due and my design textbooks came in. Have you ever seen someone so excited for textbooks? They're quite pretty, aren't they? I was more excited for the HTML&CSS one more than the research one (which was the mandatory one), but you know.
(Here's the inside of the HTML&CSS one!)
I spent the rest of the day in bed watching a movie while devouring a Whopper, and doing some sketching. Sometimes it's so nice to get lost in some art. It's something that I don't do often enough. But I guess that's a good thing because when I do, it's a very refreshing feeling.
Oh, and here is a preview of the Sally Hansen matte top coat.
Today, I went to the bookstore because my brother needed to pick up a
book for school. He chose Oliver Twist, and I really liked the design
of the cover. There goes my design side of me again, huh? Like I said,
it has been a design-filled week for me and I'm loving every bit of
it.
Exploring the bookstore really made me want to pick
up a bunch of books and read them all. I really want to find a good
sappy romance book, so if there's any recommendations out there, send it
my way! Please nothing that is already made into a movie or is going
to be made into a movie, because there's a high chance that I'll just
watch the movie instead of reading the book. I saw books like The Fault In Our Stars, The Notebook, Dear John, etc. As much as I love those stories
(and these are the type of romance books I'm aiming for!), I've already or will see the movie so there's no point in me reading the book.
I also finally picked up a portable charger. I've wanted one for soooo long and
Charming was going to give me one but you know, situations, and such. So, I just went and bought one for myself and I'm glad I did. It has 5200mAh and two outputs so you can charge two devices at once. It also comes with several adapters for Apple, Samsung, and Sony products, and also two sizes of USB plugs.
Originally, I saw one that looked like a milk carton called Momax iPower Milk. It's only 2600mAh, doesn't come with as many adapters and only has one output BUT IT'S DAMN CUTE, ISN'T IT? I know the one I have is much better in terms of technicalities but LOOK AT THAT THING! Who doesn't want a milk carton portable charger? I'm such a sucker for packaging, but thankfully my dad convinced me not to get this one. I still have some buyer's remorse, though. Is it still considered buyer's remorse if you didn't actually buy the product? Anyway, if anyone is looking for a cute one, I'm letting you know that this thing actually exists and comes in many different colours. My personal favourite is the white one, but there's also a pink, turquoise, purple, and I believe green.
Last week, I found this jacket on sale at Old Navy for only $20! I've been looking for a jacket like this for a while and I knew I had to get it because of the price. It's not extremely warm, so it's going to be perfect for the Spring and Fall weather. I'm just going to have to wait out this extremely cold Canadian winter before I can bust this baby out. I can hardly wait!
I don't really like talking about the breakup but I wanted to leave this here because this blog is just so familiar with him. Some days are harder than others, but I'm slowly just getting by. I haven't realized it until recently, but I've subconsciously stopped listening to music since the break up. I think part of me was scared that every song I listened to would remind me of him and make me start crying hysterically. But one day I just sat myself down and I knew I wanted to compile a playlist of songs that specifically reminded me of our relationship. These songs tell the story of our relationship that began all the way back in '07-'08 up until now: from when we first fell in love, broke up, missed each other, got back together, then broke up again, all in that order. I hope that anyone who wants to can listen to this playlist and maybe get a sense of two people's love story, whether it's a good feeling or not. Although I'm sad, I still like to think about all the memories because they make me happy and I'm so glad they happened. If anyone is going through something like this, let's get through this together :)
So enough of that emotional stuff. Here's some random pictures that I've accumulated throughout the weeks.
Labels: charming, cosmetics, eyeshadow, food, gift, kat von d, life, lipstick, makeup, nail polish, personal, sally hansen, skincare, thefaceshop
"Queen B" Makeup Tutorial Using Kat Von D Spellbinding Eyeshadow Book
For my birthday, I received Kat Von D's Spellbinding Eyeshadow Book and I've been using it every day since I got it! I absolutely love the colours and they're all so pigmented. My favourite shades are "Queen", "Oddfellow", and "Wonderland", so I created this look using all those shadows. I hope you enjoy :)
(Click to enlarge)
Labels: kat von d, makeup, tips, tutorial
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UserName: Hyokii
Age: 23
Birthday: January 22
Location: Toronto, Canada.
Sign: Aquarius Sun, Gemini Moon, Aries Rising
Who are you?
I'm just an average girl studying graphic design in my hometown Toronto. I'm nothing special but I like to blog and document my findings :) I'm really into astrology so come and tell me your sign!
What do you blog about?
Mostly just about my life and occasional beauty hauls and product reviews.
What does 'babo gongju' mean?
It's Korean for 'stupid princess'.
Boyfriend?
Yes! He does Muay Thai and he's a Virgo.
Tell me about your skin type!
I have extremely dry dehydrated skin and really dry/flaky lips. Light; yellow with neutral leaning cool undertone. Currently wearing NARS Sheer Glow in Gobi.
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A List of posts that are coming soon
Reviews:
Tonymoly Cats Wink Smooth Primer
Etude House Goodbye Pore Ever Primer
Skin Food Choco Smoky Eye Palette
Aussie 3 Minute Miracle Shine Deep Treatment
Real Techniques Core Collection Brush Set
Etude House Golden Ratio Contour Maker
Skin Food Coffee Creamy Sheer Lipstick (PP701 Plum Wine)
Etude House Real Art Cleansing Oil (Moisture)
Skin Food Bath Salt (Peppermint)
Etude House Miss Tangerine Cream Choux Blusher
Skin Food Red Orange Makeup Finish (Matte Type)
Tonymoly Cat Chu Wink Tony Tint (Cherry Pink)
Etude House Etoinette Crystal Shine Lip Lipstick (PPK001 & PPK003)
Etude House Etoinette Brush Collection
The Face Shop Rice Water Bright Cleansing Special Set
The Face Shop Cotton Pads
The Face Shop Face It 07 Quick Top Coat
The Face Shop Lovely ME:EX Design My Eyebrow (01 Gray Brown)
The Face Shop Lovely ME:EX Style My Eyebrow (01 Gray Brown)
The Face Shop Face It Designing Cake Eyebrow (01 Khaki Grey)
Etude House Dear My Blooming Eyes (OR203 Mesmerizing Orange)
Nicole by O.P.I. Nail Polish (Iceberg Lotus)
The Face Shop Real Nature Mask Aloe Vera
The Face Shop Face It Styling Auto Gel Liner (01 Edgy Black)
The Face Shop Floral Water Mist
The Face Shop Mild Papaya Peeling Gel
Kat Von D Spellbinding Eyeshadow Book
Rimmel Lasting Finish Matte Lipstick By Kate Moss (111 Kiss Of Life)
Rimmel Lasting Finish Matte Lipstick By Kate Moss (102)
Sally Hansen Big Matte Top Coat
Witchcraft Mini+Cures Set
Maybelline Volum’ Express The Colossal Smoky Eyes Mascara
Nicole by O.P.I. Quick Dry Top Coat
Essence Kalinka Beauty 01 Babushka Me Lip Brush
Maybelline Volum’Express The Rocket Waterproof Mascara
Maybelline Eye Studio Master Drama Eyeliner in Midnight Master
Maybelline Fit Me Concealer in 10 Light
Maybelline Dream Lumi Touch Highlighting Concealer in Ivory
Etude House Nymph Aura Volumer (sample)
Etude House Mal;Gem All In One Emulsion (sample)
Etude House Mal;Gem Smoother Toner (sample)
Etude House Sun Prise Super Aqua SPF45/PA+++ (sample)
Etude House Precious Mineral BB Cream SPF30/PA++ (sample)
Etude House Moistfull Collagen Firming Eye Cream (sample)
Skin Food Platinum Grape Cell Essential BB Cream SPF45/PA+++ (sample)
Skin Food Agave Cactus Emulsion (sample)
The Face Shop Chia Seed Moisture-Holding Seed Cream(sample)
The Face Shop Mango Seed Silk Moisturizing Toner(sample)
The Face Shop Mango Seed Silk Moisturizing Lotion(sample)
Updated The Face Shop Mango Seed Silk Moisturizing Toner & Lotion (full size)
The Face Shop Mango Seed Silk Moisturizing Facial Butter(sample fullsize)
The Face Shop Volcanic Clay Black Head Aloe Nose Strip(sample)
The Face Shop Herb Day 365 Cleansing Foam Acerola (sample)
The Face Shop White Secret Whitening Body Essence (sample)
Tutorials & Tips:
How I Contour My Face
Tips On How To Drink More Water
2013 Summer/Fall Wish List
My Current Everyday Makeup Tutorial
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Bucket List
before the end
. Put a lock on Seoul’s Namsan Tower's fence
.
Visit the beach; any beach (063011)
. Party hard
.
Starbucks date (072310)
. Learn to drive
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Star gaze (062812)
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Road trip (Summer`09)
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Be loved
. Visit South Korea
.
Wedding; anyone's wedding (10.13.13)
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Be happy
.
Bake cupcakes from scratch (04.06.10)
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Ride a motorcycle (08.21.14)
. Get my first tattoo
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Kiss in the rain
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Pull an all nighter
.
Belly button piercing (02.19.14)
. Disney world/land
. Anime North
.
Cosplay Rin
. Cosplay X-23
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Princess Cafe date (12.10.12)
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VVIP album(02.20.11)
. Visit Hong Kong again
. Graduate university
. Paris
to be continued...
