Thursday, June 23, 2011

I'm Goinn Goinnn back backkk to tooo MiAMi MiAMiiiiii...

So after a WHOLE long year, I'm finally going back to school to finish my degree...
so back to MIAMI I go....
and I'm so excited to just finish what I've started, its way overdue.

can't wait to see all my old college buddies, old joints, and just living in a new environment.




just ready for:
NEW Opporunities
NEW State of mind
NEW Lifestyle
NEW Memories
kinda sad to say bye to NEW YORK but I gotta go for the better of me.


"I'll be good because if I made it here, I'll make it anywhere.
Only up from here."

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

MLOTD: GRrrrrr Greeen && (Sexy Shoe Edition) SSE: Candy Apple Greens from Zara


Went to my aunt job >MAC< and decided to play with some makeup since I was there.
Thought of money and then I couldn't go wrong with green for the day.
&& I know my lash is coming up I was bout to take it off then forget I didn't take a pic up close.



&& now for the sexy shoes of the day...
I'm so in love with straps on anything
and these yeah u may have seem some styles like them before.
but im obsessed with the COLOR and Construction of the shoe



Sunday, June 5, 2011

Diamonds are forever...

Go support our female rappers.
Her mixtape is def dope, she's beautiful and you cannot help but love her style and lyrical swagg.

Trina mixtape "diamonds are forever" has official dropped go to datpiff.com 

SUPPORT!!!!!
SUPPORT!!!!!!!!
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Also follow her on twitter.. @Trinarockstarr

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Academy of Freelance Makeup (famously known as AOFM)


For all of those who think they want to go to beauty school but the expenses are well out of your grasp right now. Try checking out AOFM, being at the forefront of training successful world- famous fashion, photographic and wedding makeup up artist.  They are unlike other hair and make up schools which don't offer up-to-date teachers.  At AOFM they offer training from some of the best international freelance hair and makeup artist in the business. AOFM offers one, two or three-week highly intensive hair and makeup courses.  Also, offering a selection of master classes and all our courses are kept small with one tutor and up to two assistants.  This ensures you receive the highest level of attention and one-to-one training. 

New York location:
318 West 39th Street @ 8th Ave
New York, NY 10018
(212) 710-1334

Tution/ Fee: $2995

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Nice Look!!!!!

MLOTD: I call it Pinkberry lol




{Book Review} Makeup The Ultimate Guide By Rae Morris


I've researched this book for weeks and read lots of great reviews. It was amazing how many people had such great things to say about this particular book. So I went on amazon.com and got it for a reasonable price. She breaks the book down in depth within each chapter. She gets straight to the point on techniques to do, products to use and with simple instructions that an amateur can follow along with.

CHAPTER ONE: Essentials

She let it be known exactly what you should have in your kit and what's most important for a MUA to have no matter what. On that note, an artist should always have BRUSHES, yes I repeat BRUSHES.  That's because to do the right  makeup, you need the right makeup tools. That's why, when it comes to makeup, you really are only as good as the tools you use!

List of what's essential in your kit:
  • Brushes
  • Black Mascara
  • Two to three shadows (depending on the job)
  • Cotton pads
  • Bicarb of soda
  • Makeup Primer
  • Black pencil
  • Tweezers
  • Inner eye white pencil
  • Brow pencil
  • Highlighter
  • Cream Blush
  • Cream, liquid or gel eyeliner (Black)
  • Eyelash curler
  • Translucent powder
  • Foundations
  • Concealer
  • Contouring cream or shadow
  • Lip gloss and Lipstick
  • Gold or silver shimmer powder
  • Powder blush
BRUSHES
  • Fine-tip eyeliner brush
  • Large- and medium- sized rounded eye shadow brushes
  • Small- sized rounded eye shadow brush/ concealer brush
  • Fibre-optic foundation brush
  • Flat foundation brush
  • Lip brush
  • Fine-tip brush
  • Contouring brush
  • Blush brush
  • Mascara wand and metal comb
  • Fine angled brush
  • Kabuki
  • Brush cleaner
CHAPTER TWO: Skin Prepping
*DO NOT moisturise your lids
Step 1: Cleanse your skin with a pH-balanced product
Step 2: Use a toner
Step 3: Moisturise or use a primer, but remeber, you don't need both. (And make sure at least one has sunscreen)

Eye Prepping
Step 1: Cleanse your lids with a water-based cleaner.
*DO NOT moisturise your lids afterwards
Step 2: Apply some foundation to your lid to knock out the blue-red tones.
Step 3: Lightly powder your eyelids with translucent powder. ( You can do this with a cotton pad)
CHAPTER THREE: Eyebrows
"When it comes to facial features, little has more power and impact than the shape of your brows."
-Rae Morris


 The Perfect Brow
 The easiest way to achieve a footproof brow is to follow a few small rules and three long lines.
Step 1: Everyone has different-sized nostrils and noses, so your imaginary line must follow the natural line of the outer bridge of your nose. Got it? That is where your first brow hairs need to start! Then you can de-mono-brow all you like on the other side of this line.

Step 2: Now, from that bridge line, draw another line that passes along the outer rim of your pupil and upwards. This is the highest point of any arch or height of the brow. This incline should smoothly follow the natural shape of your own brow. It's important to note that the arch isn't in the centreof the brow--it is very off centre, making the eye longer, sexier and with no "surprised" look!

Step 3: Finally, again, from the bridge line draw a line to the outer corner of your eye. This is where your brow should end.

CHAPTER FOUR: Lashes


Applying false eyelashes

The power of Lashes
Dramatically change your makeup look or even your eye shape from lashes

Natural Lashes

 Lux Lashes

High-impact Lashes

CHAPTER FIVE: Eye Colour Charts







CHAPTER SIX: Eyes




















CHAPTER SEVEN: Asian Eyes

Asian eyes are different to that of Western eyes, so you approach them differently when applying makeup.

Here are tips for Asian eyes
  • False lashes are you new best friend.
  • Own an eyelash curler
  • Always define the brow
  • Consider lightening the brow to make the  overall look smoother
    

CHAPTER EIGHT: Over 40s







CHAPTER NINE: Contouring









CHAPTER TEN: Foundation &Concealing,


CHAPTER ELEVEN: Bronzing



 CHAPTER TWELVE: Highlighting


CHAPTER THIRTEEN: LIPS & CHEEKS




CHAPTER FOURTEEN: TEN MINUTE MAKEOVERS