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2nd drawer — CHEEKS
MAC Mineralize Skinfinishes
MAC Mineralize Skinfinish Blushes
MAC blushes
MAC blushcremes
Red Earth bronzer
and some Everyday Minerals brushes that have no home
I don't use makeup so much, but these are the strictly things that I take with me, everywhere I go :D
1. Apparently I wear grandma sweaters, and I'm totally okay with that.
2. I got new t-strap flats. :)
3. Sometimes, my phone likes to stay in emergency call 4evr.
4. I like singing along to Coldplay.
5. One day, I will play Ave Maria on flute for Jacob.
6. I think doing makeup is therapeutic for bad days.
7. My message tone is the Beatles Here Comes the Sun.
8. zeldaxlove64 on Youtube does beautiful covers of songs.
9. A good friend of mine was finally reunited with her boyfriend after two years absence, as he was serving on a religious mission.
10. Jacob, this is for you.
I'm testing out this new dutch pro makeup brand for my kit and I love it so far.
Thinking about ordering more...
A man dressed as President Trump with exaggerated orange makeup protests during a demonstration at the Colorado State Capitol on Sat. Jan. 17.
eyes-
brow:
la colors copper mascara
bottom lid:
copper sparkle pigment
lined with:
sea me shadestick
inner lid:
coppering e/s
outer lid:
moon's refelection e/s
crease:
softwash grey pigment
highlight:
naked lunch
model & makeup: christina.
she blinked, i liked it. lighting is yo old regular lamp. in her living room :D (psh i say to professional lighting)
and of course she's wearing a tulle skirt around her neck, all the cool kids are doing it.
i still need to go through and edit the rest, sorry. life has been a pain in the butt and i haven't had the time. (blogging is easier, so that's why i've been doing that more often, hehe.)
The lovely Kazmerelda is here visiting and she very kindly has helped me with a makeup lesson. I amazingly managed to get foundation on without looking like my pores were all clogged! Apparently you can also see I have lost weight (although I cant see it so much myself lol) I have lost 4 stone now since my operation.
Rachel fiddling about with her handbag eyes half closed, but I like this one as its a rare photo in which you can actually see my eye makeup. I'm wearing Yves St Laurent eye shadow, Mac Smoulder eyeliner and false lashes. The lipstick is Rose Harpers from Dior.
MAC Metamorph eyeshadow (inner lid, inner crease & lower liner)
MAC Pink Papillon eyeshadow (lid)
MAC Plum eyeshadow (crease)
Special effects makeup by Scotty's Makeup & Beauty.
Oz Comic-Con, Sydney, Australia (Saturday 10 Sep 2016)
"If the magic's in the make up
Then who am I?
Magic's in the makeup
But I want to be real the thing..."
"Magic's in the Make-Up" recorded by No Doubt
Grushenka poses in a chair in a play on a famous photo of Christine Keeler, whose inglorious activities led to worldwide headlines in 1963. Her role in England's 'Scandal of the Century' made her a very attractive, young media sensation who was labeled a 'tart,' 'party girl,' 'call girl,' and much worse. For a while, in the news, it seemed as if it was all-Christine, all the time. Then she faded into a sad and depressing life...Read below for more...
"The death of Christine Keeler is a very sad and lonely end to such an iconic figure" by Lorraine Kelly, Sun Columnist, 8th December 2017:
"If you think politicians are dodgy these days, with their expenses fiddling, sexual misconduct and sheer incompetence, count yourself lucky you didn’t grow up in the Sixties."
"That era was brought back into sharp focus this week with the death of Christine Keeler, the woman who was at the heart of one of the most -notorious political scandals of modern times."
"The Profumo Affair reads like something from a particularly dark spy novel, complete with shady Russians, East End gangsters, hoodlums, perverts and the so-called “great and the good” indulging in some seriously twisted sexual -shenanigans."
"Christine was only 19 when she was essentially pimped out [by Dr. Stephen Ward] to rich and powerful men including John Profumo...Conservative Secretary of State for War, and Yevgeny Ivanov, a Russian spy posing as a Soviet naval attache, prompting fears that state secrets were divulged during what was coyly referred to as 'pillow talk.'"
"This was during the Cold War, and Profumo’s arrogance and lack of judgment in cheating on his wife and having sex with Christine was breathtaking...."
"The other main player in the scandal was [Dr.] Stephen Ward, an osteopath who had a bulging black book of rich and famous clients...."
"Accusations of espionage and lurid sex games eventually brought down the Tory government, and a bloody big can of worms was opened..."
"All very tawdry and squalid, and while some of the rich and powerful managed to escape the ensuing scandal without damaging their fortune or -reputations- there were obvious casualties."
"Profumo resigned and spent the rest of his life trying to atone for his behaviour, quietly working for charities until his death in 2006."
"But Stephen Ward killed himself because of the stress and shame of being exposed for living off the earnings of prostitutes."
"These days he would have become a minor celebrity and, at the very least, Christine would have been given her own reality show, clothing range and perfume label..."
"[Yet] Christine spent the aftermath of the scandal being shunned and lived most of her life in its shadow. She was exploited, used and abused then derided as a scarlet woman.
She deserves our sympathy."
***Very intriguing, lengthy obituaries in such major newspapers as the New York Times but I think this article in the infinitely less prestigious Sun actually captures sentiments also voiced by some commentators in other papers