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Eyebrow Routine: I’ve gotten lazy with my eyebrows lately. To fill in my brows I take an angled brush and dip it in any black eyeshadow I can find then draw them in. Then I use some concealer to clean up the edges to make them look decent. I use to use Elf’s brow kit but mine is old and the product is broken up and just looks bad when I apply it.

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Makeup Remover: Instead of repurchasing makeup remover wipes I decided to start using all natural/pure coconut oil instead. It last longer and it’s usually already in the house. Wipes can be very drying to my skin while the coconut oil can be hydrating and less irritating to my skin when applied. To use it I just take a small amount in my fingers and rub until it’s melted then apply it to my face in circular motions all over. I look like a hot mess by the time I’m done, but that’s okay! I then just use a towel or cloth to wipe all of the oil off and then continue my face care routine as usual.

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Simple Makeup: Eyes: Wet n WIld MaxFanatic Cat Eye mascara, small false lashes.  Brows: NYX tinted eyebrow mascara, Elf under eye conceal and highlighter. Face: Revlon Colorstay foundation with Covergirl Clean powder in 510. Lips: Kat Von D liquid lipstick in Underage. Walmart: Elf concealer, Revlon Colorstay foundation, Covergirl cleann powder, Wet n Wild mascara. Goody’s: NYX eyebrow mascara. Sephora: Kat Von D lipstick.

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Applying False Lashes: Go ahead and put a layer of mascara to your eyelashes to help them blend. Apply a small amount of lash glue to the rim of the lash. Just enough for a good coat. Allow a minute or so or until the glue becomes tacky before you put it on your lid. Using tweezers lay the lash directly over your eyelash, moving and adjusting as needed. Then with the butt end of the tweezers use a small amount of pressure to press down from the outer to the inner corner securing the lashes in place. Once the glue has finally dried apply another coat of mascara for blending and you’re done! 

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Color Oops Review (extra strength): Color Oops is a hair color remover that removes semi permanent hair dye. Some of it’s claims are:

That it can remove color only in 20 minutes. 

It’s ammonia and bleach free. 

It’s safe and has no damaging effects like bleach.

It can remove the most difficult color and build-up.

You can recolor your hair that same day.

“Color Oops corrects your hair color by shrinking the dye molecules, allowing you to simply wash them away.” Oops comes with:

A pair of gloves.

A clear bag (used for a hair cap)

Instructions

A nozzle

Two bottles of products (labeled 1 & 2)

To use Oops you pour the product in bottle two into bottle one and shake it for 30 second. Then you you apply to the part(s) of your hair that you wish to as fast as possible. You cover you hair with the bag and let it process for 20 minute. After the 20 minutes you need to wash it out. This part is important. You HAVE to rinse your hair for another 20 minuets in warm water. Use shampoo a few times during, but you have to rinse constantly. That’s when the most of the product will come out. Then it suggest to towel dry your hair because of what you just put it through. You can use Oops up to 3 times. I have dyed my hair for probably around two years now. I’ve used mostly cheap dyes, too. And we all have that one friend who warns us before we take the dive, “Once you dye it black it’s going to be a bitch to get out.” So, initially I didn’t expect that Oops would do anything to my hair at all. Which, in saying that, it’s probably a good thing that I am not a professional.  The first application of Color Oops did get a good amount of dye out of my hair. I was shocked. I’ve used a second application and it removed even more. But my ends are being stubborn because they have the most layers of dye on them so it’s going to be a bit harder. And my hair felt the same as it did before I used Oops. The only complaint I have about this product is that it smells so BAD. Because it has sulfur in it. That’s it! Does it remove color in 20 minutes? Yes. Ammonia and bleach free? Yes. Not damaging? Yes. Can it remove most difficult build-up? Yes, two years of it. Can you recolor the same day? Yes. But I don’t recommend it at all. The molecules in your hair are so open that it will take super easy to any color. That means that any color you use can end up turning your hair back to the color that was in your hair before or even darker.  Do I recommend this product? Totally. 

It only cost $10.36 at Walmart. So it’s pretty cheap.

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Easy Liner Tape Tutorial: Apply a piece of a tape at your desired angle starting from the beginning of your upper lash line. At the lash line make a small line dragging it out to midway or longer with your liquid and/or gel liner. From the tip of that line make another line going to your lash line making a triangle and fill in. Then just make a line around your eyelid connecting the lines and fill to your desired thickness.

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NYX Tinted Brow Mascara Review: This product is used to help in shaping and taming your brows. The brow mascara comes in five different “tints” and/or colors. Starting from the lightest the colors include Blonde, Chocolate, Brunette, Espresso, and the darkest being Black. This is probably one of the best makeup purchases I have made. My favorite thing about this product is how inexpensive it is. I purchased my brow mascara for around six dollars. It’s so easy to use. To apply the product you can simply use the wand that comes in the tube, which I suggest doing if you’re in a hurry or just don’t really feel like having a more defined brow. I use an angled brush and just some of the product and start filling in my brows until I’m satisfied. The reason I use the angled brush is because I feel like I have more control when shaping my eyebrows. Because the size of the wand is easier for the front of the eyebrow and not as controlling when trying to fill in the tail. My only complaint. If the wand was a bit smaller it would be perfect. The formula isn’t too runny or too thick and dries nicely without any tackiness. I highly recommend this product.