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Healthy living plan - week 3

I don’t know whether it’s been the horrible weather or the fact that I just haven’t been feeling too great but as this has been the hardest week ever and all I’ve wanted to do is dig into a big tub of Haagen-Dazs followed by a giant bag of crisps (don’t even care which flavour and I’m normally rather fussy!) I’ve been sticking to my gym routine and have been walking a lot too but that just makes me want the ice cream even more. Stupid catch-22!!

I’ve been using my body brushes religiously – currently have a few different ones cos I like one with quite stiff bristles for my thighs, knees and elbows (from Liz Earle) and a softer one (from Boots) for everywhere else. Not too sure if they’re making a big different to how my body looks but it certainly feels better :)

Sticking to my nightly routine of applying my anti-cellulite gel has actually been fairly easy except on nights like this where I didn’t get home till 12.40am and really couldn’t be bothered… But I figure it only takes a few minutes and hopefullythe end result will be worth it! I'll do a full review once I've decided whether or not it works
Liz Earle and Boots body brushes
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Lovely little surprise

After a totally horrible day nothing cheers me up more than coming home to a nice little parcel. And after just such a day I was delighted to see I’d got a lovely little surprise in the post… well I guess it wasn’t exactly a surprise as Emma (the lovely lady who organised the giveaway) emailed to say I’d won and obviously asked for my address. Otherwise I’d have been all like “ARRGGHHH some weird stalker must’ve gotten my address and is now sending me nice stuff!! OMG!!” closely followed by “Best. Stalker. Ever” etc
Rimmel Colour Show Off lipstick in Pink Excess (010)

So yeah, just wanted to say a ginormously massive thank you to Emma for the gorgeous goodies. The jewellery is exactly the kinda stuff I’d buy if I was picking up something new and looks rather lovely on (even if I do say so myself!) :)

Hmmm, my skin looks so white it's almost blue... Can't wait till it gets to see a little sunshine!
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*New* Dsquared² Perfumes for Men & Women ~ By Request

100% brand new, with box and sealed like retail counter selling. Absolutely authentic by Dsquared² Perfumes.

DSQUARED² She Wood arrived on the market in September 2008, after the very successful edition for men, He Wood, presented last season.

The creation was started from the base of the perfume for men and was shaped by adding notes and aromas of a fragrance for women. This is not a classic girly perfume, but can be categorized as a unisex. The fragrance aims at women who like using perfumes for men.

The top notes incorporate lemon, neroli and jasmine, the heart hides violet, heliotrope and musk, while the base is composed of cedar, vetiver and amber. Group of Scents : Woody Aquatic.

She Wood by Dsquared² 100ml Edp
Retail Price : RM329.00
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He Wood by DSQUARED² is a Woody Aromatic fragrance for men. He Wood was launched in 2007. Top notes are violet and violet leaf; middle notes are vetiver and cedar; base notes are amber and vanilla, musk and fir. Group of Scents : Woody Aromatic.

He Wood by Dsquared² 50ml Edt
Retail Price : RM250.00
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He Wood by Dsquared² 100ml Edt
Retail Price : RM279.00
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Dsquared² He Wood Rocky Mountain Wood is a new fragrance for men by the house of Dsquared². It belongs to collection Dsquared² Nature Always Wins, which is different, unique and complementary to other fragrances, as well as connected directly with theme of the house of Dsquared².

Fragrance Dsquared² He Wood Rocky Mountain Wood was inspired by Canadian mountains and, as its name suggests, it is designed and dedicated to fans of nature. It is composed of rocky notes, mountain aromas and woody accords. The fragrance was created by Daphne Bugey, of such notes as amber, incense and musk, which reflect rocky notes, along with violet, Canadian lily and white pepper. Vetiver and cedar finish the composition. Group of Scents : Woody.

He Wood Rocky Mountain Wood by Dsquared² 50ml Edt
Retail Price : RM250.00
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He Wood Rocky Mountain Wood by Dsquared² 100ml Edt
Retail Price : RM279.00
Our Offer Price : RM165.00

All were under pre-order, delivery maks 7days & while stock last with our supplier.

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Esmeria Organics

Last month, I was very glad to join Tammy together to attend the newly launched Esmeria Organics at the Bayan Indah Culinary Resort, Sungai Penchala.

I was mesmerized when I arrived at this beautiful place surrounded by greenery's. It's definitely a hidden paradise, and it's only a few mins away from TTDI.

This is the place where we learned all about Esmeria Organics. 

Esmeria Organics is the first Malaysian EcoCert organic skincare brand which uses advanced bio actives for real results. The creator behind Esmeria Organics and R&D Director of I-Green, Soo Kian Kheng believes that more Malaysian should have access to greener,safer and more affordable personal care products that are not only beneficial for them but Eco-friendly as well. I-Green company motto - Honesty, Trust & Transparency. Each product's ingredients will be listed on their packaging.

Have you seen Buds Organics?
Another range from I-Green Company, which develops for babies, mom and kids. They are successfully sold in worldwide.


Esmeria Organics face care range can be personalized with the 3-step cleanse, tone and moisturize concept. They are safe and simple to use. Esmeria Organics currently has 3 ranges of face care :
Alphine Willow Herb for oily and acne skin. 

Prickly Pear for normal to combination skin.

Glasswort for dry and mature skin.

After the briefing of the products, there's 2 session that we could choose to join, either cooking class on make your own organic face cream or mini facial with makeover. I opt for the latter. Connie was my beautician, I get the chance to try the prickly bear product range as it suits my skin. The smell of this range are fresh and light! 

After that, we were fed with all healthy organic food, even the chicken were organic too! The lunch were prepared by the famous cooking teacher - Rohani Jelani and her crew! Thank you for the wonderful  yummilicious food!

The hair care range, is free from chemicals, contains Butterfly Bush and Thyme. Which is one of my favourite! Love the light gel texture, smells natural, and foamy even without the use of SLS. Personally, I chose my skincare and haircare very carefully and prefer them to be organic with the least harmful chemicals. Now, this gonna make my life easier!

Thanks to Esmeria Organics who organised such a wonderful event!

 To find out more on Esmeria Organics, you can join Esmeria Facebook page, check out the list of stockist here or Justlife stores.
  The price are reasonable and affordable, starts at RM25.90.
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That's just the way it is. (& My Dear Salvatore)

Can I just say that there are few things I've found as exhausting as waffling between extreme emotions.

White top: Apt 9 via Kohl's. Dress: Target. Tights: generic. Socks: Sock Dreams. Shoes: Kork-Ease. Bracelet: hand-me-down, grandmother's.

So in an attempt to give myself a deadline for the script I'm writing (seeing as it wants to be much longer than I'd anticipated), and because I want the stuff I've written in their entirety online somewhere, I'm going to post a bunch of scripts I've written (most of which have been performed by my ex-theater group (we broke up)). I think I'll post one a week, so that gives me 9 weeks, and BY GOD, if I'm not done with this script by the 10th week, well, there won't be any consequences, but I'll be disappointed.

Anyway, here's the first one. I wrote it when I was 15. It was performed. Oh my God, you can go ahead and judge me, but my disclaimer is that this was never intended to have a plot, and I don't like this very much at all anymore and (oh my God there is no plot at all what was the point of this save me I sound so fifteen and this is really tiring to read more than once) this may be one of the poorest decisions I will ever make, but HERE YOU GO:



MY DEAR SALVATORE

(MIMI and ESTHER both are impeccably dressed in business-casual clothing, holding practical but stylish handbags, and wearing high heels that could strike oil. MIMI wanders, stage left, pausing every now and then to inspect clothes while ESTHER does the same, stage right. After a few moments of picking through hideous garments, MIMI and ESTHER pick up the same jacket. Each sees the other holding the opposite sleeve.)

MIMI: (simultaneously) Oh, I’m sorry! (drops sleeve) Oh no, it’s nothing!

ESTHER: (simultaneously) Oh, I’m sorry! (drops sleeve) Oh no, it’s nothing!

MIMI:
(laughs nervously in unison with ESTHER) Sorry, I just – I mean, I didn’t really want the jacket. You can have it. I was just looking.

ESTHER:
Oh no, it’s fine! I’m just here to look for shoes, anyway. Go ahead and take the jacket.

MIMI:
Oh! Well, so am I. Looking for shoes, I mean. Well, for a wedding.

ESTHER:
What a coincidence! So am I!

MIMI:
Yeah?… Small world.

ESTHER:
Yeah…

(Large Awkward Silence ® during which the girls look around aimlessly.)


ESTHER: So… My name’s Esther. (offers hand)

MIMI:
Mimi. (shakes hands with ESTHER. Very professionally)

ESTHER:
Nice to meet you, Mimi. (Looks around. At the same time, MIMI looks around as well.) So, what’re you – (sees the shoes peeking out from under the jacket)

(MIMI sees them at the same time. They gasp simultaneously and pick up one shoe each, reverently.)


ESTHER: Oh my God.

MIMI:
These are…

ESTHER
: Ferragamos. (does the sign of the cross)

MIMI:
For $15.99.

ESTHER:
You’re kidding.

MIMI:
I’m not.

ESTHER:
(gushing) They’re gorgeous.

MIMI:
Aren’t they?

ESTHER:
Oh my God.

MIMI:
I think they fell from heaven.

ESTHER:
Must’ve. (does the sign of the cross again)

MIMI:
Salvatore Ferragamo is, quite literally, my absolute favorite shoe designer and hero.

ESTHER:
(gushing again) What a coincidence! Mine too!

MIMI:
It really is a small world!

(Both girls begin walking to the register, still holding one shoe each, transfixed by their lucky finds. Neither takes her eyes off the shoe she is holding, seemingly unaware of the other’s equal desire to purchase said shoes.)


ESTHER: Really! And I can’t believe they’re this cheap.

MIMI:
And they’re gorgeous.

ESTHER:
And they barely look worn.

MIMI:
And the heel is, like, not too high and not too low.

ESTHER:
And it’s got this cute little bow.

MIMI:
And it’s only a half-size off.

ESTHER:
And they’ll match my dress so absolutely perfectly.

MIMI:
I know! With the bead detailing on the bodice and all.

ESTHER:
(stops dead in her tracks) What bead detailing?

MIMI:
(snapped from reverie) What?

ESTHER:
What bead detailing? On the bodice. Of the dress.

MIMI:
You know! The bead detailing!

ESTHER:
No, I don’t know. What bead detailing?

MIMI:
On the bodice.

ESTHER:
My dress doesn’t have bead detailing on the bodice.

MIMI:
No, no, no. My dress. On my dress. Bead detailing. (Pregnant pause on ESTHER’s part, during which MIMI treats the shoe as if it were a toddler, patting it, cooing to it, and telling it how “gorgeous” it is.)

ESTHER:
You mean…

MIMI:
Yes, that dress.

ESTHER:
No! I mean, you mean you’re buying these shoes?

MIMI:
Well of course I’m buying them! $15.99 for Ferragamos! What kind of fool would I be if I didn’t buy them? (continues to baby the shoe)

ESTHER:
No no no no. You (points forcefully) are not buying my shoes.

MIMI:
Who says I’m buying your shoes? (Looks down at ESTHER’s shoes with distaste.) Well, they’re… nice…on you.

ESTHER:
Give me that shoe.

MIMI:
This?! My baby?! (holds shoe protectively)

ESTHER:
My baby.

MIMI:
What?! Do you mean to tell me that you are going to buy my $15.99 Ferragamos?

ESTHER:
My Ferragamos.

MIMI:
No!

ESTHER:
Yes!

MIMI:
No!

ESTHER:
Yes!

MIMI:
But I saw them first!

ESTHER:
No you didn’t!

MIMI:
Yes, I did.

ESTHER:
I saw them first, and I picked them up first, too. So there.

MIMI:
(quietly, dangerously) Give. Me. The shoe.

ESTHER:
Hell. No.

MIMI:
But I need them! My best friend’s wedding is this weekend.

ESTHER:
Well, my cousin’s wedding is this weekend.

MIMI:
But I need them more.

ESTHER:
But my cousin’s a blood relative.

MIMI:
But they match the bodice.

ESTHER:
Yeah, yeah. You and your beaded bodice.

MIMI:
(sniffs) It’s a very nice dress, thank you very much.

ESTHER:
Uhuh. Listen, I need these shoes. I have been looking for the perfect pair of shoes for three weeks. Three weeks! And now that I’ve found them, I’m not going to let a stupid little girl like you take them away from me.

MIMI:
Little girl?! That’s rich, coming from someone with a Hello Kitty charm on her bag.

ESTHER:
This happens to be from Neiman Marcus.

MIMI:
I don’t happen to care. Give me the shoe.

ESTHER:
No! Give me the shoe.

MIMI:
No! Are you crazy? I’m never going to find Ferragamos this cheap again! Ever!

ESTHER:
Well, if you haven’t noticed, neither am I!

MIMI:
I don’t care. I need this for my best friend’s wedding.

ESTHER:
I need it for my cousin’s wedding.

MIMI:
But they match the bodice.

ESTHER:
But I’m the bridesmaid.

MIMI:
(innocently) Well, then you’re supposed to look ugly. Not that it’ll take much effort.

ESTHER:
Just give me the stupid shoe.

MIMI:
If you think it’s so stupid, why are you buying it?

ESTHER:
Oh, so you do admit that I’m buying it. And you’re not.

MIMI:
No no no no. I’m not letting you get away with my shoes.

ESTHER:
Correction, missy. My shoes.

MIMI:
Just give me the shoe!

ESTHER:
Make me.

(They grapple with each other for a few moments, without letting go of the shoes, in a very catfight-ish fashion. Realizing this is getting them nowhere, they stop.)


MIMI: Okay. You know what? Let’s flip a coin. (pulls out coin)

ESTHER:
Fine.

MIMI:
Call it in the air. (flips coin)

ESTHER:
Heads.

MIMI:
(looks at coin on ground) It’s tails.

ESTHER:
It is not.

MIMI:
Look at it yourself!

ESTHER:
It’s tails now, but you’re supposed to flip it in your hand after you flip it in the air.

MIMI:
Who does that?

ESTHER:
Everyone does that! Everyone and their mom does that! I does that.

(MIMI snorts in a very unladlylike fashion.)


ESTHER: I do that, I mean. Just do it over, geez.

MIMI:
No! I won. Fair and square. I get the shoes.

ESTHER:
No. We didn’t even agree that if the coin was heads, I’d get the shoes. So I silently agreed in my head that if the coin was heads, you’d get the shoes. And since, tragically, it was tails, I get the shoes.

MIMI:
What about the whole flipping it in your hand thing?

ESTHER:
That doesn’t count!

MIMI:
What do you mean it doesn’t count?! Besides, even if you silently agreed that heads meant I’d get the shoes, I did not silently agree with you.

ESTHER:
Yes, you did.

MIMI:
No I didn’t! What are you talking about?

ESTHER:
I’m talking about my shoes.

MIMI:
Ugh! Just give me the shoes so I can buy them, get out of here, and go on my merry way.

ESTHER:
No! I’m going on my merry way!

MIMI:
(long-suffering sigh) Okay. You know what. When’s your cousin’s wedding?

ESTHER:
This Saturday.

MIMI:
Okay. Not helpful. So is my best friend’s. Well, what time is it?

ESTHER:
Reception’s at nine.

MIMI:
Ew.

ESTHER:
What’s so ew?

MIMI:
How positively early. But that’s perfect. Mine starts at noon.

ESTHER:
So what’re you saying?

MIMI:
We buy the shoes. You wear them first. I get them after.

ESTHER:
But… That’s stupid.

MIMI:
No it’s not. It works out just fine.

ESTHER:
But…It’s still stupid. I mean, I won’t even get to keep the shoes after.

MIMI:
Well, if it’s any consolation, I won’t get to keep them either.

ESTHER:
It’s not.

MIMI:
But I mean, look at it from my point of view. How am I supposed to know you won’t wear the shoes and never give them to me? See, it’s all about a little trust.

ESTHER:
But I don’t even know you.

MIMI:
Just trust me!

ESTHER:
Why should I?!

MIMI:
Trust me, dammit!

ESTHER:
Oookay. That outburst didn’t exactly make me want to trust you.

MIMI:
Give me the shoe.

ESTHER:
Give me your wallet.

MIMI:
What?!

ESTHER:
Trust, right? I’ll give you my shoe if you give me your wallet.

MIMI:
(Eyes shoes. Lustfully. Slowly reaches into purse.) Remind me why I’m giving you my wallet, again. (Takes out wallet. Doesn’t hand it over just yet.)

ESTHER:
Because I’ll give you the shoes if you give me the wallet.

MIMI:
So…then I’ll have the shoes and no money to pay for them with.

ESTHER:
I’ll pay eight bucks, and you pay eight. Then I’ll take one shoe, and you take the other.

MIMI:
What?! Fat load of good that does me! What am I supposed to do with one shoe?

ESTHER:
I don’t know. Maybe you could amputate the other foot.

MIMI:
Right. Brilliant idea.

ESTHER:
Yeah, I amaze myself.

MIMI:
Look, do you want to just…I don’t know…arm wrestle for it or something?

ESTHER:
Uh…Wow. That’s barbaric. No. Might as well have a triathlon, geez. Can’t we flip a coin?

MIMI:
Okay, okay. (takes out coin) Call it in the air. Winner gets the shoe. No flipping after it hits the ground. (flips coin)

ESTHER:
Heads.

MIMI:
(looks at coin) Uh…Aww! Too bad for you. It’s tails.

ESTHER:
Let me see.

MIMI:
(steps on coin) Oops. Where’d it go?

ESTHER:
It’s under your shoe. Let me see.

MIMI:
Under my shoe? Where’d you get a crazy idea like that?

ESTHER:
I saw you step on it. Now move your foot.

MIMI:
It is not under my shoe.

ESTHER:
It is too! Move! (pushes MIMI)

MIMI:
(stumbling) Look, you don’t really want the shoes, anyway. They’re used for one thing. You don’t even know who’s worn them before. Possibly someone very disgusting. Like your mother-in-law.

ESTHER:
I’m not married. And that’s what pantyhose is for. Now move your foot.

MIMI:
No.

ESTHER:
Come on. Let’s not have this argument all over again.

MIMI:
No.

ESTHER:
What are you saying no to? Just move your foot!

MIMI:
I can’t. Uh. It’s stuck.

ESTHER:
How can your foot be stuck?

MIMI:
Uh. My heel. It’s caught on a nail in the floorboards.

ESTHER:
These floors are tiled.

MIMI:
It’s a new architectural thing. They use nails to put in tiled floors, too.

ESTHER:
Look, you and I both know it was heads. Now give me my shoe and let’s be done with it.

MIMI:
No!

ESTHER:
Yes!

MIMI:
No! If I can’t have these shoes, you can’t either!

ESTHER:
What are you going to do? Ask the cashier how much one shoe costs?

MIMI:
That’s exactly what I’m going to do. Then neither of us can wear them.

ESTHER:
Fine. (turns back on MIMI)

MIMI:
Fine. (Begins to storm off. Stops. Looks at shoe discreetly. Turns around slowly.)

ESTHER:
(pause) Well? Aren’t you going to go pay for your single Ferragamo?

MIMI:
(saccharine) Actually, I was thinking…You so deserve these shoes. You look like you must work way harder than I do. And your shoes really are nice. And I can always borrow my sister’s shoes. After all, you need them for your cousin’s wedding. And cousins are blood relatives and all. So here. You can have them. (MIMI holds her lone shoe out.)

ESTHER:
(Takes shoe with disbelief.) Wow. Just like that?

MIMI:
Just like that. You deserve ‘em, Esther. (exits stage left, humming a little)

ESTHER:
(calls after MIMI) Thanks! Mimi… (Pause. Breathlessly.) Wow. Jesus loves me or something! Ferragamos. For $15.99! (Takes off shoes. Tries on Ferragamos. Starts to walk. Trips and falls. Rips off shoe. Inspects it.) Are you fricking kidding me?! She broke the heel. She broke the goddamn heel!

(Blackout.)
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*New* Bvlgari Aqva Pour Homme Marine 3pc Mini Set For Men

100% brand new & authentic by Bvlgari. Suitable as gift, easy storage for travel too..

Fragrance notes of the scent of Aqva Marine perfume

Basic notes – aromatic zest of grapefruit, rosemary, water plant Posidonia, neroli, white cedar wood.

Aqva Marine – Mild touch, fragrance notes and lasting power of the scent

Spraying of the perfume spreads freshness based on the citric scent of grapefruits. It is clearly distinguished and lies on the skin. These notes are long lasting, they fade to scent the mild sweet and tender accord of Posidonia. It is accompanied by the rosemary. This spreading scent brings some notes of peppermint and maybe the wood has something to do to make the feeling stronger. The grass plant neroli increases the sense of freshness. As if the perfume is caught between these lines.
Once applied, it lasts for long – the fragrance neither fades nor decreases. Although it was inspired by the idea of the light breeze of the ocean, this fragrance doesn’t wear away.
The perfume attracts with its alternating gleams, brings calmness which lasts for almost 17 hours.

Aqva Marine – recommended application

It is good to apply it on the chest, ears, neck – chose yourself the hot spots of your body and then will enjoy anticipated comfort.

Aqva Marine – strongly tempting and challenging perfume for men

Water – one of the elements, might absorb the worries and hesitations to absolutely wear them away.
The perfume is designed for young men, such who are far from mature or just avoid it consciously. It perfectly suits the desire of high speed and following relaxation when the winner is announced.
Aqva Marine is often compared to Tokyo of Kenzo but each man has its own favourite. Following his style, I’m sure, he won’t make a mistake.

The flask is the same as the previous Aqva Marine – Aqva Pour Homme. It is oval, smooth, looks like those stones on the beach, perfectly polished by the water. However, this precious “stone” is larger – it perfectly fits on the palm. Eu de Toilette is clear, transparent but full of incredible scents.

Bvlgari Aqva Pour Homme Marine 3pc Mini Set For Men
Consists :
~ Eau De Toilette 5ml
~ After Shave Emulsion 30ml
~ Shampoo and Shower Gel 30ml
Came with individual box.
Worth : RM83.00
Our Offer Price : RM69.90
1x Sold to Refidah, KL

Will be available upon request
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L'Oreal Colour Appeal eyeshadows

Over the last few weeks I seem to keep going back to these little L’Oreal Colour Appeal eyeshadows. I actually just picked up the Smoky Steel one cos Boots had a 3 for 2 offer on L’Oreal stuff and there wasn’t really anything else I fancied…

After using it loads I figured I may as well get another one for everyday wear and I’m a big fan of metallics, browns and neutrals so the Silver Brown really appealed to me!
The Smoky Steel duo comes with a dark silver grey and a matte black shade. The Silver Brown is a pretty brown with a hint of gold shimmer

I’m seriously impressed by the quality of these; they’re incredibly pigmented and you only need to touch your brush to the product to get enough to sweep over the whole lid (I hate the way you really have to dig into some shadows to get any colour at all!) The staying power is great too – I generally don’t bother with a primer if I’m just heading to work but these still seem to last all day without fading or creasing
At around £6 each they aren’t exactly the cheapest drugstore shadows available but you get quite a lot of product for the money and they certainly hold their own against some of my ridiculously expensive high-end eyeshadows :)
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Too Faced silver shadow dupe

If I’m shopping for new eyeshadow I usually wouldn’t even think of stopping at the Rimmel counter but I’m not entirely sure why… I mean I love their foundations, mascaras and liners but for some reason the eyeshadows just don’t grab me
Well that was till I spotted one of the individual Colour Rush Mono shadows in Glitzed. I’m not even embarrassed to admit that I got really excited when I saw this! It looks just like one of my favourite ever shadows – a silver Too Faced one from a duo called Ooh and Aah
You can tell how old my duo is as it’s the old chunky square container, whereas the new version comes in a cute little round one. Aaaanyway, I’m just about to hit pan on my gorgeous little Too Faced duo and wasn’t looking forward to splashing out £14.50 for a new one, so I was delighted when I came across the Rimmel shadow for the bargain price of £3.99
They dont look identical on my hand but when I've actually applied them to my eyes they look exactly the same. Pretty good value cos I'm essentially getting twice the amount of silver shadow for a 3rd of the price! Maybe not exactly a 3rd (maths isn't my strong point) but it's definitely way cheaper :)
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My top 5 Clinique skin care products

I know loads of people who swear by the Clinique stuff but to be honest I’ve had more misses than hits with the products I’ve bought over the years so I generally avoid the counter when I’m out shopping for beauty treats

That being said I’d never totally dismiss the awesome goodies from a brand just cos I’ve come across a load of duds! So these are my all time favourite Clinique skin care products…

Anti-blemish solutions cleansing mask

Leaves my skin feeling unbelievably clean and fresh. This is one of those traditional clay masks that you apply and leave to dry… When this has hardened I always find it really satisfying to smile and generally move my face around like a loon so that it cracks around my mouth and eyes before I wash it off :)

Moisture Surge Thirsty Skin Relief

One of the only moisturisers I’ve actually got close to finishing! (I’m terrible for just chucking stuff and moving onto new products) I will most definitely be picking up another jar of this.

I love how it seems to soak into the skin like a fine gel yet manages to hydrate as well as the rich, heavy night creams I use

Turnaround 15-minute facial

Great for brightening the skin and making pores less noticeable. The pot isn’t particularly big but I only use a small smear of this over my face so each jar lasts ages

All about eyes and all About eyes rich

These are the only eye creams I’ve used consistently for more than a year… I like the regular one for during the day cos it’s more of a gel than a cream and the rich version is great to use before sleepy sleeps

Anti-blemish solutions clear blemish gel

Works brilliantly when applied directly to spots and dries them out in no time. Though if this spreads out at all and touches the actual skin it can be disastrous as it leaves the whole area really dry so apply with caution!! :)

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THIS IS RELEVANT TO NOTHING EXCEPT MY RECENT LIFE PLANNING SESSIONS

From an email to someone I never thought I would be in contact with.

(insert GIF of someone wiping sweat off their brow) Phew, good thing I decided to poke around the ModCloth website because apparently these are the engineering positions they're looking to fill: http://www.modcloth.com/careers and they definitely would not be recruiting at Berkeley for people like me (bloggers, writers, clothing designers), since I think they usually head-hunt those people online. (At least, I think they head-hunted their current blogging team through the internet.) So now I don't have to feel guilty about not writing up a resume or cover letter...

I don't want to work with code. At all. To be honest, I don't think I'm in any position to be doling out advice or any kind of information you should value as useful, because I think I am borderline depressed, seeing as I've reverted to the version of me as a high school senior filling out college applications, which is to say, I think I just want to work in theater again. Or (more) preferably, to die young and not have to worry about work or burdening other people with the knowledge that it will be hard for me to find work. The thing is, I don't want to work for someone else, and I've never really wanted to, and it wasn't until I took a couple semesters of CS courses that I realized I really, really can't do something in a space where I don't feel comfortable enough to be creative. I know there's a lot of space for creativity and innovation in computer science, programming, building up enormous (or elegantly short) pieces of code, manipulating data, whatever, but it's not something I can put myself into. There's some quote that goes ~if you can't put yourself into it, take yourself out of it.

I don't know what I'm doing with myself, and at this point I could not care much less about my declared major (linguistics), and even though I'm a 4.0 student in my major, I wouldn't care much if I got B's in my upper divs this semester because I don't see what the point of this is. At all. I'm not going to work as a linguist. Jobs for half-hearted linguists don't even exist.

So part of me is like, this is selfish. You are being selfish because you owe your family everything, and if you aren't going to be able to support them, if you're going to be dragging them down, you may as well wander off and die because they've invested so much time and energy and love into you, and your so much as thinking of taking it for granted is offensive and unworthy of the kind of lifestyle they've enabled you to have.

And then the other part of me is like, yeah, but mostly they just want you to be happy, or at least not so caught up in your neuroses about what you think you're supposed to be doing that you lose the ability to look around and go, hey, what I have is pretty great. It would be a pity to die because I would lose this.

There's some life/career advice from Eve Ensler (of the Vagina Monologues, which I haven't seen) that goes something like "Give the world the thing you want the most, to fix the broken parts inside you," and for me, I who am broken in stupid ways in stupid places, it has to be art. Maybe for other people it is solving problems for other people, or making cool things that inspire people to go do shit, or making people feel good about themselves, or supporting their family, if you...have grown up too aware of a lack of money and feel that it is the driving force behind all your actions. For me, it is something about young people and the feeling of aloneness or isolation, outsiderness, like something is wrong with you, or like you are holding something too heavy for you to bear but no one can see it. I don't know what that translates to in terms of a career, but I suspect it has very little to do with ModCloth or working for a solid paycheck. I imagine a regular paycheck would be nice, but maybe it's overrated.

Maybe that's a middle-class-America mindset. I don't know. I'm more lower class than middle class. What I do know is that money matters, but only to a point, and for me, I hit that point early and low on the economic scale, because people matter to me so much more than creature comforts. I think I would rather suffer than be mediocre, because at least out of suffering can come great art. Shooting for mediocrity feels like you're just trying to avoid pain, but what's the point? Living is painful. I mean, you have to risk failing hard if you want to do something enormous. It's not like I feel the need to be the next Mark Zuckerberg, but I am pretty sure (and am kind of afraid) that if I'm not doing something that elicits responses from people along the lines of "What you're doing helped me through X," I won't be able to live with myself.

I don't know what the big picture is for what I am doing right now...Just equipping myself with whatever I happen to pass by that looks like it could be lethal if used properly.

For levity, this is a picture of Jesse Eisenberg that exists.

From the The Social Network cast's appearance on El Hormiguero. It was pretty ridiculous.
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