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Hi Peeps, Remember about my previous blog entry on Shu Uemura Tokyo Lights Palette 01 (Review) ? Aright, today i'm gonna show how i fix my Shattred/Broken/Cracked Make-ups (Eye shadows, pressed powder, blushes, etc) . I believe some of us probably face this same issue, especially when we were rushing on the go, accidentally drop our makeups on the floor, or even newly purchased items are sometimes doesn't always come in a total good condition like mine. That's totally understandable, and hey.. don't bin em' away. i'm gonna show you the easiest way to fix your broken make up. all you need is just : * Eye lid Prong/Stick/Applicator (Note : this is so optional, you can just simply utilize anything you have that has a flat tip which helps to flatten up the surface. maybe a spoon tip? it's all up to you) * Rubbing alcohol Step 1 : Use the rounder tip of the prong to crush the eyeshadow into a complete fine form Step 2 : Drop couples of alcoh

Hello Peeps, Good Friday, Good Payday, let's welcome this month of November with tons of smiles : ) hopefully it brings bundle of joy to all of us. As the usual, Friday means nail post. so i'm gonna share with you guys on my whimsical DIY nail creation which i short of name it "GeoTec" (semi combination of Geometric Nail Art and Aztec Nail Art ) Here's what you need : (left - right) * A Piece of Make-Up Sponge * OPI 'Nail Envy' (as the base coat) * OPI 'Alpine Snow' * Sally Handsen 'Calypso Blue' * Sally Handsen 'Back to the Fuchsia' * Nail Art Polish in 'Purpel' * Sally Handsen 'Mega Shine' Top coat * Lastly, a sharp tip nail art brush Start up with the basic base coat ritual LOL Once completed, paint all your finger nails with 'Alpine Snow' Next, brush on some amount of 'Calypso Blue' on the sponge , follow by 'Back to the Fuchsia' and the 'purple' polis