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Showing posts with label House of Flair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label House of Flair. Show all posts

Saturday, September 22, 2012

Happy 3rd Anniversary House of Flair!

  House of Flair is turning 3 this September and to celebrate they will launch a promo starting on Monday, September 24, 2012.


 For more details, please visit http://houseofflair.multiply.com.  Thank you! =) xoxo

Monday, July 23, 2012

House of Flair Clearance Sale!!!


  House of Flair is having a clearance sale with up to 50% off on their onhand items.  Please check them out.  =) xoxo

  P.S. This is within the Philippines only.

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Palette: Stila In The Moment Sample Palette

  I got my hands on a sample of Stila In The Moment palette which looks like this:


  It is a folded page of cardboard containing ten of Stila's award-winning eyeshadows.  I apologize for the "bent" look.  This palette came as is and it probably got squished during transit.  But nonetheless, the products inside remained intact.

  Inside, the shadows were protected with a clear plastic but were removed during the review.  The top half contains two of the looks that can be created using the eyeshadows.  I find this useful especially for beginners because these are step by step instructions on how to achieve each look.  The bottom half contains the eyeshadows in sample amounts which I think can last up to 3 applications.    


Friday, March 16, 2012

How To/EOTD: Make my eye look bigger with color

  This tutorial is about having the illusion of bigger eyes.  I know there are a lot of tips/tutorials/blog posts/videos out there about this and what I find common is the use of light and neutral colors to make the eyes appear bigger.  So I thought of doing this look using colors other than neutral because I just happen to love color especially on my eye! :P

  Glad that I learned this technique in makeup school because not only can I fake a full night's sleep but this also helps recede my droopy crease.  They call this the "open banana" technique.  The banana comes from the shape of the crease which resembles the shape of a banana and the term open means the corners of the eye are not touched by the crease color.