OPI LIQUID SAND 'THE IMPOSSIBLE' (LIMITED EDITION MARIAH CAREY) REVIEW

Whenever I think about Mariah Carey, the first thing that comes into my mind is DIVA. So its really no surprise that OPI gives her a line that's called "Liquid Sand". This is a new variant from OPI which I believe would be coming out more in their collections.

PROSTYLE FUWARIE END CURLING MIST REVIEW

I've been looking for an inexpensive heat protectant product, and luckily I stumbled upon the Prostyle Fuwarie End Curling Mist while strolling around Beauty Bar!

Korea Post #3: (Must-See Places!) Nami Island

ll be sharing about our trip to Nami Island, which is located outside of Seoul. We had to take a train (different from the subway system, sorry but I forgot the place where we took this, but its the nearest train station from Myeongdong).

MAJOLICA MAJORCA LASH and BROW COLORIST REVIEW

Having dark brows and light hair has always been a problem for me. I have always tried to put a little hair dye on my brows (which I do NOT recommend for anyone to do because this may cause severe skin irritation OR burn your skin) to lighten them up, but it hasn't worked.

ETUDE HOUSE BUBBLE HAIR COLORING IN SWEET ORANGE REVIEW

I finally tried the Sweet Orange shade of the Etude House Bubble Hair Coloring! Its a brighter shade compared to the Natural Brown, and makes your hair tons lighter.

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Saturday, October 30, 2010

Thank you Sophie Uy of Beauty and Minerals!

This is a huge shout-out of THANKS!!! to Sophie Uy, the proprietor of Beauty & Minerals, who willingly replaced my browk mini-kabuki brush on her initiative.

You guys remember this post back then where I complained that after I washed the brush I had purchased, the metal part came off? Sophie emailed me personally and immediately offered a replacement. As an entrepreneur myself, I do appreciate people who value their business and their products.

Thanks again and if you guys are in need of new brushes, head on over to her site for high-quality affordable ones!

Sunday, March 14, 2010

GEO Fresh Grey Review

Hello everyone! I'm so excited for this review because I have wanted to try CIRCLE LENSES for so long, and I've finally found a good online seller who is easy to talk and makes transactions fast! I'll talk about my bad experience with another online seller next time.
So what are circle lenses? They're basically contact lenses that make your eyes look bigger. Here's an example:
Geo Circle Lens in Fresh Grey: P780 available at trinketi.multiply.com
They come in a wide variety of colors, from blue, brown, black, grey, green and purple. I chose this one because I wanted a more subtle effect to just try it out, especially because I'm not used to wearing contact lenses, this was my 1st time to use one. (I suggest that you don't copy me haha because my eyes kept on watering on my first try to put it on)
The circle lens I ordered had a zero grade because I wanted to try the seller if she was reliable or not before getting one with a grade. Shipping was fast, I got the package 2 days right after I paid.
My brand new contacts! They look ordinary, right?
The lens come with a free case, and there's even free shipping if you buy 2 or more.
Here's how it looked like when I put it on:Here's my left eye w/o flash: it looks like there's more black then white LOL
Now w/flash!
The grey is ultra-subtle and you won't really notice the difference unless you saw my eyes before I put the contacts on, which is fine for me because I don't really want to vary what I look like that much.
I really like the way they look! I'll definitely re-purchase another set soon, probably in brown but something that gives me a whole different look.
Geo Fresh Grey Lens P780 + Shipping P50 = P830. Thanks to Lailani from Trinketi!:D Visit her multiply shop at http://trinketi.multiply.com!

How about you, have you tried using circle lenses? Who's your trusted seller?


Note: might be my last post for awhile, exams are coming up! Take care everyone, and thank you so much for reading!

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Beauty & Minerals' Kabuki Brush + Monave Blush Review

Call me totally out of touch, but as much as a make-up whore as I am, I am still pretty much a newborn to the whole mineral make-up concept. I got curious when I noticed my friend using it on an everyday basis. It got me thinking, is there really a difference?

I guess I never bothered with the thought because ordinary make-up doesn't make me break-out nor cause other imperfections. But I think mineral make-up is a godsend for those who do. I finally got around to buying myself my first mineral make-up blush from Beauty & Minerals, together with a Charm kabuki brush, courtesy of their Charm Luxe Kabuki Promo (Get the Charm Luxe Kabuki and a Beauty & Minerals minipot mineral for only P880! The minipot turns out to be only P300, so you save P50!).
I got my order around 2 days ago (delivery was very prompt after payment), and here it is:I ordered this set thinking that I could use the Kabuki brush for my MAC press powder (because their powder puff totally sucks) and use the pouch as storage for both. No, so wrong! The pouch and the brush was smaller than I expected. Its about this big:
I also compared it to the size of my iPOD Classic. Its around 3/4 of it.
But size aside, the brush is very soft. Its made of vegan hair, meaning its synthetic. I don't really like the idea of having animal hairs on my brushes so this is good for me. I also love the color! The hairs do not come apart while you use it. No falling hairs for this brush.
IMPT NOTE: After a few months of using the brush, I washed it ONCE, and the glue that held the metal part is coming apart from the actual brush. I don't mean that the hairs are falling apart, but the metal part is coming OFF. Makes me regret getting this because how will I use it hygienically if I can't wash it!?!?
Next up is the blush. I took my chances in choosing this shade because obviously, you can't swatch what you see on their website. I was disappointed when I first opened it and swiped some on my hand and saw how many shimmers it had. (Totally hate shimmery anything unless its for your eyes) But oh well, I had yet to try it on my face so I was hoping it would get better.
And it did! I'm impressed with how subtle it brightens up my cheeks. I had to build up the color a little to get this shade though I used an ordinary blush brush for it. I like the texture of the kabuki brush as compared to my previous powder brush. Its softer and less rough on my skin.So there's my 1st mineral make-up experience. I doubt if I'll ever be getting more of these babies because I'm sticking to my chemicals. I'm just glad I got to experience it and judge for myself on what the hype on mineral make-up is all about.
CHARM Kabuki Brush + MONAVE mineral blush in Mystic Rose = PHP880 + 70 (shipping fee) = PHP950 all available at Beauty and Minerals.

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Rockwell Moonlit Bazaar!

The holidays are coming up fast with Rockwell Powerplant! They're already having their Baker's Fair every weekend and now, their MOONLIT BAZAAR is just around the corner:

Bazaar starts tomorrow, Oct. 16-18 at 2pm-12mn for early midnight holiday shopping! Perfect for working people who just cannot make those until 8pm closing time of malls. My fave multiply shop, Frou Frou will be there!

Hope to see you there as well!:) I swear I'm going to make time during the weekend to browse around as a study break.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Frou Frou Me Now!

I seriously detest online shopping. I really really do. All that waiting and expecting, sometimes your package gets lost in the mail and then you have to spend so many months just to get it. It also really irks me when anyone buys dresses that they can't even fit. Or maybe that's just a personal pet peeve because my body type isn't the ONE SIZE FITS ALL variety.

But you know all that changed when I encountered Frou Frou, owned by Sheena and Hanna whom I've had the pleasure of meeting at the Rockwell Urban Bazaar. Their dresses are ultra-wearable (ask me if you don't know the meaning of this term) and cost less than the usual dresses we see around.

What's great about this is that they're currently having a sale on ALL THEIR ITEMS, from Sept. 3-15, 2009. I encourage you to look through their stuff because I have already bought 2 dresses from them. The girls are really easy to talk to as well as to contact. 

My birthday's coming up, so I bought a new dress from them which only costs PHP650:

Sweet Martini dress in Brown (Php820 regular price)

What I love about Frou Frou is that you can fit and try the dresses before buying them in Rada St. in Legaspi Village, Makati. Very convenient!:D


Interested? Visit http://froufroufashion.multiply.com now

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Frupcakes is LOVE!

I have to be honest. I don't like Cupcakes by Sonia. I know everyone raves about that store and what-not, but I dooon't. I think the cupcakes are too dry and are too expensive (also too hyped up).

But do you know what I love? I love FRUPCAKES!

Frupcakes is actually a play on words for fruit cupcakes by Clarissa Banaag (who was my classmate from high school to college), who has built this always fully booked cupcake machine.

What I love about Frupcakes is that you can customize your own according to your taste and she can definitely do any design you choose.

Sooo soooo cute, Disney Princesses' cupcakes!:D 

She also does cupcake towers for special occasions such as parties, birthdays, or weddings!

The price of each cupcake is pretty reasonable, it depends on the design you choose like for example you want to have a fondant figure or just icing on top of the cupcake. The cupcakes are soft, and really really yummy! I refuse to get my cupcakes elsewhere. I love her cupcakes so much that I always promote them whenever I can.

My favorite flavors have got to be the Peanut Butter Banana and the Mango Vanilla.

She has also ventured into doing cakes as well!

Check out her website and start ordering delicious cupcakes for you and your loved ones: http://frupcakes.multiply.com

Sunday, June 21, 2009

Give in to Sweet Surrender :)

First of all, Happy Father's Day to all the wonderful dads, papas, and tatays out there! I would personally like to give a shout-out to the greatest man I have ever known in my entire life, who has supported and loved me for the whole 21 years I've been alive. Thanks dad.:D

Anyway back to the entries. My father's day gift to my beloved father is his favorite ice cream cake, what The Sweet Life by Ange calls as 'Sweet Surrender'. This is actually brazo de mercedes but layered with graham crackers, ice cream (oh wow who doesn't love ice cream?), custard and meringue. It comes in 4 flavors, strawberry, vanilla, mango or cheese.

I chanced upon this product while going around the Baker's Dozen fair at Powerplant Mall. My blockmates and I love weaving around and about the booths because most offered free tasting! The Sweet Life always has a booth during weekends when the fair was still there and we would occasionally pop around just to get a small scoop of this heavenly concoction.

What I love about this brazo de mercedes is that its not too puffy. I know that the idea of eating the brazo is basically like eating sweet air but that's really not my thing. The Sweet Life's brazo is subtly flavored, its not nakakasuya nor is it too crusty. Unfortunately when you buy this product you have to take it home and store it in your freezer because it IS ice cream, therefore it will definitely melt.

You can also try The Sweet Life's other products, they have cute-looking cupcakes with adorable names such as Marie Antoinette, which I've tried as well because my friends gave me one for my birthday.:)

Want to check out The Sweet Life by Ange? You can look over their menu at their website: http://thesweetlife.multiply.com


Photos of the products are from the website.