Out and About: Yves Rocher Trinoma
Any girl would want to live in French botanical brand Yves Rocher’s store. I’ll be writing about my visit and all my favorite products as soon as I finish my academic papers. In the meantime, lust over these affordable shower gels and lotions. The photo also gives you an idea on their price points, so run to their newest branch in Trinoma now. :)
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Webmerized: Lauren Conrad’s “The Beauty Department”
She changed reality TV, entered the retail business and wrote style books we can’t get enough of— The Hiils star Lauren Conrad continues to wow us by venturing into cyberspace with her new website called “The Beauty Department”.
The Beauty Department is a collaboration of Lauren Conrad, her hairstylist and her makeup artist. It serves makeup and hair tutorials as well as style tips straight from Lauren’s book. I’m a Lauren Conrad fan, I’m always proud to say that, and this new site of hers only made me love her more because I’m a makeup artist, I’m trying to learn hair styling on my own and I’m also working on my styling skills. This is the go-to site for girls who share the same interests with me. :)
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I had a really long day; I’m tired from shooting, from holding the flash, from doing hair/makeup and for going up and down the stairs but this shot made me feel like I did something good today.
This is Jesrhel Co, my barbie doll for the day. She was such a darling.
More photos from this shoot soon. I’m too lazy to blog about it right now. <3
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Badgley Mischka
Old Hollywood glamour hits the runway with Badgley Mischka’s side chignons and crystal-encrusted on the part. One side was twisted to a rope and the opposite was a French twist.
Try it at home: Secure hair with lots of bobby pins and hairspray. The strip of glitz was set in place with the help of eyelash adhesive. The chignon above came from the rope twist held by a net but it’s not totally necessary as long as you have a trusted hair spray and a good relationship with bobby pins. ;)
Monique Lhuillier
The feminine collection was supported by romantic curls in an up-do. The curls gave a “bow” effect once pinned. Hair was sectioned and rolled face down in big curlers. Once the curlers were out, each section was pulled up and pinned on the same direction, gathered on the center, while some bangs were left curled and hanging on the sides. It was topped by a real black bow.
Rebecca Minkoff
The morning after beauty never fails to bring out perfection out of any woman. Long, dramatic curls were seen in Rebecca Minkoff’s models. Minkoff wanted it to look as if you had the most exciting evening the night before, and you just got up and this is how your hair looks like. In achieving this look, hair was set, curled and volumized. Once curled, separate the curls using your fingers and voila, you have a perfect bedhead!
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Photos from TeenVogue, Talkingmakeup
First reblog in months. Kaya Scodelario in gif format is definitely worth reblogging.
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