Our first time carving pumpkins! Turned out pretty well!
Have a Fun and Safe Halloween!!
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Monday, October 22, 2012
Isa Knox Pore Sebum Mask Review
Sorry I have no picture of this, I forgot to take it before I threw the package out.
I have never heard of this mask nor the brand before but it was on sale in Korea, so I bought it. When i took it out, it wasn't juicy enough. The mask did fit well to my face, and it had those eye cover things, which I cut off and put on the areas where the mask didn't cover. I left the mask on for about 20 minutes. After removing I didn't really notice any result that wowed me. I went to sleep and the next morning, skin still looked and felt the same. I used the serum that was left over in the package (cuz I'm cheap that way) and mixed it with a bit of salt (you can use sugar, but I use salt as an antiseptic) and made a scrub out of it. I scrubbed my face down with this mixture for about 30-60 seconds. Rinsed it off with warm water and my face was baby smooth!! I think the mask itself did nothing for my skin but the left over serum in the package is great for making a diy scrub!
I have never heard of this mask nor the brand before but it was on sale in Korea, so I bought it. When i took it out, it wasn't juicy enough. The mask did fit well to my face, and it had those eye cover things, which I cut off and put on the areas where the mask didn't cover. I left the mask on for about 20 minutes. After removing I didn't really notice any result that wowed me. I went to sleep and the next morning, skin still looked and felt the same. I used the serum that was left over in the package (cuz I'm cheap that way) and mixed it with a bit of salt (you can use sugar, but I use salt as an antiseptic) and made a scrub out of it. I scrubbed my face down with this mixture for about 30-60 seconds. Rinsed it off with warm water and my face was baby smooth!! I think the mask itself did nothing for my skin but the left over serum in the package is great for making a diy scrub!
Thursday, October 4, 2012
How to tie your Sperry Topsiders
- Take one side of your shoe lace
- Make a loop
- Take the strand on your right side and take it and hoop it around so it is back on the right side
- Continue doing this till you have 5-6 loops around your original strand.
- When you have 5-6 loops, put the end through the hoop
- Pull the whole curled part up until its tight.
- Once both sides of your shoe laces are curled, tie in a knot.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Rose Gold Sperry Topsiders
After walking all over Europe, I found out I don't have a pair of comfy shoes that I can travel in. I decided to get a pair of Sperry Topsiders after trying them on. They remind me of my grandma and my mom because when I was little these were what they wore. In my opinion, these boat shoes are not the most fashionable but they sure are comfy! I choose the rose gold ones as I find rose gold matches a lot of the things in my wardrobe and it doesn't feel as old school. What do you think? What shoes do you travel in?
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