Showing posts with label Tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tutorial. Show all posts
Spring/Summer is my favourite time of the year for sporting a natural makeup look with a pop of fruity freshness. A luminous base, natural eyes, bronzed and blushed cheeks with a bright poppin' lip - this is by far the best way to create the perfect summery makeup look that lasts all day long, doesn't look too bright and encapsulates the way we want to feel when the sun is shining brightly.
Spring/Summer makeup look | A full face of Too Faced Makeup
Wednesday, 31 May 2017 • Better Than Sex, Born This Way, Bulletproof Brows, Concealer, Foundation, Full Face, Makeup Look, Melted Lipstick, Milk Chocolate Soleil, Natural Eyes Palette, review, Swatches, Too Faced, Tutorial, Waterproof
Spring/Summer is my favourite time of the year for sporting a natural makeup look with a pop of fruity freshness. A luminous base, natural eyes, bronzed and blushed cheeks with a bright poppin' lip - this is by far the best way to create the perfect summery makeup look that lasts all day long, doesn't look too bright and encapsulates the way we want to feel when the sun is shining brightly.
Beauty | Spring beauty favourites
Monday, 2 February 2015 • AMAZONIAN CLAY FOUNDATION, ELLE MAGAZINE, loreal, LOREAL SKIN PERFECTION, NAIL POLISH, Nails Inc., QVC BEAUTY, SPRING MAKEUP, TARTE, TARTE AMAZONIAN CLAY FOUNDATION REVIEW, TARTE COSMETICS, TARTE MAKEUP, Tutorial
Spring is my favourite season other than Autumn. It's sunny, fresh and full of that glorious feeling of renewing life. It's about change, a different perspective and a brighter future. READ MORE to see my Spring Beauty Favourites in Feb 2015!
Last week me and my mum found an old plant pot holder at the side of the road. It was rusty, unloved and looked like it needed a home. Me and my mum have always had an interest in upcycling furniture and have done it countless times before, because the results are so fulfilling. Upcycling is so easy to do and very fun too, it doesn't involve much thought and doesn't cost the earth either.
All you need to restore an old, shabby piece of furniture is:
- Small/Medium Pot of Gloss Paint (in your desired colour)
- 1 Paintbrush
- Black Bags/Dust Sheet
- A Piece of Old Furniture
It took me and my mum about 2 days of interval painting to complete this, it could have probably been done in one day if it wasn't so rusty because there was so many nooks and crannies that needed to be covered.
My wardrobe, bedside table and desk are all upcycled, soon I will be doing a room tour and I will show you all what we have achieved. Upcycling can really brighten up a room!
UPCYCLING AND DIY #1
Thursday, 24 April 2014 • How to Restore Furniture, Lblogger, Lifestyle Blogger, Painting Furniture, Restoring Furniture, Tutorial, Upcycling, Upcycling Furniture, Upcycling Old Furniture
Last week me and my mum found an old plant pot holder at the side of the road. It was rusty, unloved and looked like it needed a home. Me and my mum have always had an interest in upcycling furniture and have done it countless times before, because the results are so fulfilling. Upcycling is so easy to do and very fun too, it doesn't involve much thought and doesn't cost the earth either.
All you need to restore an old, shabby piece of furniture is:
- Small/Medium Pot of Gloss Paint (in your desired colour)
- 1 Paintbrush
- Black Bags/Dust Sheet
- A Piece of Old Furniture
It took me and my mum about 2 days of interval painting to complete this, it could have probably been done in one day if it wasn't so rusty because there was so many nooks and crannies that needed to be covered.
My wardrobe, bedside table and desk are all upcycled, soon I will be doing a room tour and I will show you all what we have achieved. Upcycling can really brighten up a room!
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