Great workout to get rid of those love handles and muffin top!

 In today's post I bring you a look created using Wet N' Wild's palette Blue Had Me At Hello. It has some beautiful colors, mostly blues, black and grey. I love this palette. The colors are so pigmented and VIBRANT! Wet N' Wild has definetely stepped up their game when it comes to the quality of their products. Now we can create beautiful looks for a littler over $5. There are other pallets as well and they are  just as gorgeous!

The only colors I used in this look that were not from the pallet were MAC Rice Paper and a bronzer to help me blend my crease. On the lips I am wearing Wet N' Wild matte lipstick in 902C. The blush I'm wearing is MAC Breezy.

So what do you think of this look? I actually really like. I've been wearing such boring makeup lately, that this has sparked me to do more of them this week :)

Hello ladies, this post is one again o a super neutral look. I've moved recently and basically all of my makeup is in storage and all I have are a few things, so I don't have many colors to work with. Also getting ready or work in the morning and going to the gym makes doing more elaborate looks harder so I've stayed away from them for a while. But fear not because is about to change.

In the mean time here is cute simple look that is very versatile and can be worn basically anywhere, during the day or night!

What I really like about this look is that it can be achieved fast and you can still look great! Having to get my daughter and myself ready in the morning can be a hassle sometimes so I need something pretty easy, and this is basically my go-to makeup look when I don't have much time.

What is your go-to makeup look?

Hello lovelies,

I just wanted to share a look I did this week using some very natural eye colors but with bolder lips. I'm one
for always wanting to wear colored shadows but I'm trying to challenge myself and use more neutrals, specially now that I work in an office setting.

Well On my eyes I used:

MAC painterly paintpot
MAC blanc type
MAC embark
MAC rice paper
Ardel Wispies lashes (doubled)
Avon black liner

On my face I have:

MAC studio sculpt NW43
MAC bronzer
MAC melba (blush)

Lips:

MAC pink nouveau




So I tried to keep it simple. What do you think?

Yesterday I decided to attempt a twist out. This time I used a very small amount of products. I divided my hair into sections and the smaller sections that I made into the twist outs I put a little bit of water and a dime sized amount of Organic Root's Olive Oil Moisturizer and Shea Moisture Curls & Hold Smoothie and this is the result.

I am very pleased with how it came out. I'm going to wear them for this week. I'm planning on going this weekend so I'll take them down and wear a fro of some sort lol.I'll definitely have a post of how it turns out.

But it seems that the secret to a perfect twist out is to not have too much product and also to not saturate the hair with water, that way the hair can dry completely {if you are not using a drier} and since I always air dry this is a must!

Hopefully in the next couple of weeks I'll make an investment and get a hooded drier. I think it will make my life as a natural hair lady a lot easier. I also want to try the CurlFormers. All of the results that I have seen a great on natural hair.

Until then my lovely people, I'll just rock my air dried twist-out ^_^