Found this fabulous tutorial on how to correct a hooded eyelid. Here is the link to the owner of the tutorial . Eye Shadow Makeup for Downturned Corners | Makeup Over 40
Hooded eyes are a family genetics for me, I noticed it by late 20's and now in my mid 40's my eyes look awake, youthful, and open (thanks to this tutorial) Have followed the steps on the web site and it has worked great for two months now. Hope this helps someone else. Share the credit and the love.
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Friday, August 19, 2011
Hooded Eye Makeup
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Thursday, July 28, 2011
July Fav
- Burberry Summer for Men, I know it’s a men’s scent but I absolutely love it and wear this as my girly signature scent. I have been wearing this for several years, after Burberry daybued it in 2009. I feel ok wearing a man’s cologne with “The Preppy Handbook, 1980” saying it is ok for a girl to wear a guys scent.
- Loreal telescoping waterproof mascara, first time to use the wand with a ball. The wand is ok but the mascara is perfect. I go swimming almost daily.
- NYX from Ulta, lip gloss, love all the sandy rose neutrals, just love it
- Bare Essentials foundation, loyal customer for almost 11 years
- In a dashing mood I got a really short hair cut this past winter, and as it warmed in this early spring I was missing my ponytail option for go to hair styles; therefore, that is when I began to let my hair grow out. Now it is a 3 inch ponytail, or I do so sort of grown up braid.
- Most reached for drink this summer is the iced coffee (zero fat, zero carbs) and or iced tea (un-sweet) so un-southern I know to drink un-sweet tea.
- Hulu plus and Netflix both online streaming, #cantlivewithout
8. These are just a few of my go to favorite things for this baked in summer 2011 July, Wichita Falls, TX
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