Showing posts with label Clinique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clinique. Show all posts

Saturday, February 28, 2015

March Makeup Tray Mixup: Spring/Summer 2015 Trends Part 1

I like to browse through what is happening in the runways even though most of the time I don't follow it. While many trends are repetitive, there are times when I see something new and would like to try it out.

There are some trends I would like to try hence why I picked this theme for March. There's also the added benefit that I don't have to think about a theme this month.

For reference sake, I am using the Harpers Bazaar's list of Spring 2015 trends which you could check here.

Saturday, November 1, 2014

Nov/Dec Monthly Makeup Basket: The Purge

I decided to make a last ditch effort to use up as many products as I can before 2015 comes so I would use the same products on November and December. As a reminder, I would be using my "Makeup I want to finish by 2014" alongside these products. I just don't want to picture all of them.

The last theme for 2014 is called "The Purge"-products that are almost on their way. I expect that I would finish some of these products soon so I would add a backup on some categories. 

Friday, May 30, 2014

May 2014 Makeup Tray Mix Up Update

This is a new feature in my Makeup Tray Mix Up where we see how much damage I could make in the products I picked out. I don't expect much progress, at all but it's nice to see how much product I use up in a month.

Urban Decay Naked Palette-I don't really expect this much progress on eyeshadow especially a big palette like this one. I manage to make a couple of everyday looks but I didn't get a chance to make night looks. It's just nice to have a picture as a reference point.


Thursday, April 24, 2014

Sephora Haul 2014

So I'm kind of ashamed with my haul. This is the most money I ever spent on Sephora at one time and my justification is that I made this haul during Sephora's chic week where beauty insiders could shop Sephra for 15% off.

On top of that I recently found out about studentrate.com which works like ebates. By shopping through this site, students could get rebates for the things they shop. It's very similar to ebates but studentrate offers 10% rebate for shopping at Sephora year-round while ebates would give you 4%-8% max for sephora.

I calculated how much money I saved  and concluded that I saved 21% by shopping through studentrate while on chic week.