Shiseido Eyelash Curler Review

II have recently heard alot of raves going on about the Shu Uemura eyelash curler. I was in the New York City for the weekend and wanted to head to Sephora (they have a Sephora on every corner!) to pick up one. Since they are much cheaper there ($19 USD compared to $30 CAD). It around 9pm and was walking around near the Times Square and I finally found a Sephora. Unfortunately, they were out of the Shu Uemura eyelash curlers so I just picked up the closest thing to it, which is the Shiseido Eyelash Curler. I went online and saw many beauty gurus were bloging about the difference the two.  Since I've never had the chance to try the Shu Uemura Curler myself, I don't know its performance. However after trying otu the Shiseido curler, I loved it!!

The Package came with the curler itself and an extra replacement rubber band. the curler is flatter than most of the eyelash curlers which fits the Asian eyeshape really well. Another thing about the curler is that instead of plain metal coloured, its in black which gives a more of a professional tool feeling.

I usually wear false eyelashes since its really to hold a curl on my lashes. But with these curlers, they really curl my lashes! In these pictures, I have curled my lashes and have the Benefit Badgal Brown Mascara

Ofcourse, the curl doesn't give you the effect of false lashes (that's the mascara's job) but nonetheless, its a really good natural effect. Overall, I'm really happy with the performance of the eyelash curler =)

Angelababy Inspired Magazine Cover Makeup Tutorial #3

I realized its been awhile since my last post. I've been meaning to do some few hauls, but I've never got around to it, since I've been so busy with school, with assignments, had my first midterm yesterday, but nevertheless, I finally got around to doing another tutorial. This time, using the same pink Majolica Majorca pink eyeshadow as the last tutorial. I think its a really pretty colour.

Simple & Fast Romantic Eye Tutorial

I have decided to create a fun and easy to do look with merely 2 shadows: dark pink + white. I believe that they contrast well with brown eyes. If you don't have brown eyes, you can always get those coloured contacts =)

Japanese Eyeshadow Minihaul

So I went on www.adambeauty.com yet, AGAIN to purchase some Japanese cosmetics. for those who don't know what that site is, its basically an asian cosmetics (mainly japanese and korean cosmetics) online store. The interface looks a little ghetto, and all the explanations are all in Chinese (traditional), but nevertheless, its the cheapest online store I've found so far. They offer a flat rate of $2 USD shipping worldwide =). So here are my latest purchases from them from the discounted section:

1. Shiseido Majolica Majorca Midnight Dresser ~ $20 USD
2. Integrate Eyeshadow BL 117 ~$12 USD
3. Shiseido Majolica Majorca Shadow Customize PK 421 ~$3USD

I actually purchased this by accident =_= I never thought the midnight dresser would only contain TWO eyeshadow colours: silver and black, which I already have tons of duplicates of siiiigh

This is a really nice dark pink sparkly shadow that was also on sale =)

 What I love about Japanese cosmetic palettes is that on the back of the box they show you where on the eyes to put the colours =)

Everyday Brown Smokey Eye Tutorial

Circle Lenses: Geo Angel Green

The Final Look

Here are the products that I used in this Tutorial:

1. Shiseido Majolica Majorca Eyeshadow Palette - BR 355
2. Canmake Cheek Gradation - 04
3. Gatsby Hair Wax - Wild Shake
4. Maybelline Eye Studio Gel Eyeliner - Blackest Black
5. B&C Laboratories - Curvy Lip Silicon - 504
6. Covergirl Outlast Lipstain
7. Newborn Styling W Brow -SB2
8. Kiss Me Heroine Make Liquid Eyeliner