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Sunday, January 14, 2018

Fresh-Faced Makeup Look: Fresh Start For 2018

I had a very good first-half of 2017. Then, halfway through, Dad got bitten by a snake, and I was hospitalised with a severe case of anaphylaxis. Dad's doing better now, but then Gramps fell ill. I have allergy tests scheduled for next week.
So I hope 2018 is a lot better. To signify a fresh start for this year, I decided to do a fresh-faced makeup look. Dewy and soft, with very sheer foundation. Some mild peripheral warmth - no great contour. Soft neutral daytime-smoky eyes, and a gorgeously dusty-rose lipstick with coral undertones.

Scroll down for a wearable, fresh-faced makeup look tutorial, to make a fresh start for 2018! 

Here's a a wearable, fresh-faced makeup look tutorial, to make a fresh start for 2018.
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Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Wet n Wild Fergie palette Desert Festival review, swatches

Wet n Wild Fergie Centerstage palette in Desert Festival review, swatches
I got the Wet n Wild Fergie eyeshadow palette in Desert Festival in December and forgot all about it until my extended-and-ongoing spring cleaning session. Seeing it again reminded me of why I had bought this palette in the first place - because burnt orange and orange-browns are slowly replacing blues as my favourite eyeshadows. They are neutral enough, but have sufficient colour so as not to be meh.
This palette is part of the Fergie Centerstage Collection from 2013. In the 1990s, there was only one Fergie. She attained fame first and notoriety later for reasons that sound tame today. There were at least four other palettes in this collection but I did not like the colours in the others.

Here are swatches of the Wet n Wild Fergie Centerstage Collection eyeshadow palette in Desert Festival.