The Art of Beauty

Everyone has their own life story, so have I.  Throughout the years, my life have been filled with adventures, where I experienced not only bad times but also good times and I never stop learning through those experiences to define who I am now. I have decided to write this post because I want to share and hopefully this will help and motivate others as everyone has their own ways on how to live their lives.  It will be an ongoing life experience and I have no intentions to offend anyone out there. I still can remember when I was a kid where you fear nothing and you dream of being whoever you want to be. However, one thing when I was a kid, I have this insecurity within myself due to the environment I grew up and the culture where everyone believes that you have to be pretty and skinny or you have to be super rich and intelligent to be accepted into the society. I was a chubby little girl and have darker skin whilst my brother, all my cousins and friends were thin, pre...

Happy Friday dolls,  This week I created a look taken from the current trend 'Monochrome' that was featured in Aqeela's blog  ^^ Whenever I hear the words 'Monochrome', it makes me think of 1960s - Twiggy look with heavy lashes and cut crease.  So here is the step by step tutorial:  Eyebrows:  Illamasqua Eyebrow cake in Gaze mixed with Sealing Gel for Waterproof Eyeshadow base: Illamasqua Cream Pigment in Hollow Eyeshadow:  MAC Powder Eyeshadow in Jest all over the lid Crease:  Illamasqua Medium Pencil in S.O.P.H.I.E to create the lines, then blend it with Heroine to soften the look. Add Machine Powder Eyeshadow to add an intensity just at the outer corner.   Illamasqua Precision Gel liner in Infinity and Mascara in Raven - tons of them as I finished my Fiberwig and waiting for the arrival :(   Not forgetting the lower lash by using the gel liner along the lower lash line connecting to the outer corner and MAC Kohl Pencil in...