First up today an update on the Bunny store. Unfortunately I’ve had to push the launch back a while as currently the shipping quotes I’ve gotten are quite high. Aus Post have quoted $11.55 for non-registered overseas airmail which I think is quite high when you add that to the cost of the little Bergamots. So I’m looking at other options and possibly having them made somewhere else and shipped there to keep the costs down. I’m not sure at the moment but I’m still working on it and looking into other options because I don’t think there’s much point putting them up if most of you guys can’t afford them *_* So short story is that the launch will be pushed back into the new year but will still be happening! Let me know if you have any suggestions.
In the mean time here’s a hair tutorial.
Ages ago I did a little video tutorial on making a faux bob hair style for long hair, I promised a follow up photo version and here it is!
Here’s the video version too incase you missed it…You need:
Hair ties
Brush
Bobby pins
Hair spray
Brush out and separate your hair into two sections.
Tie them with the hair bands around half way down.
Pull each ponytail backwards so the hair slips through a bit. This will make the front parts in the end result longer in the front than the back.
Curl the ends of the ponytail into a little loop.
Keep rolling upwards until you can’t go any further and you should have something like this:
From the side it will bow out and form a nice finish underneath.
From the front it looks like a curl.
So now you need to pin it in place. You should try to pin through the hair band to give it extra strength. Make sure you’re pinning it as close to the scalp as possible.
Repeat on the other side too.
Now you need to take care of the back, right now it looks terrible.
Take your brush and gently coax the divide together so it hides the gap. You can use your fingers and a few extra bobby pins at the bottom to keep it all in place.
This version isn’t so great but you can get the general idea…
Now you just need to style your fringe and any layers around your face. The style works better with layers around the face because they create an illusion of being the ends of the hair.
Taadaa!
Short hair without a major chop 😀
Hope this was helpful, let me know if you have any questions!
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I tried this out in a fairly large sample size. I can’t say I’m the target market for body firming cream but I figured it can’t hurt to give it a try. In the sample version there was enough for me to do my legs for around 2 and a half weeks.
It’s a medium thick white cream. The smell is a little bit more intense than the other Guinot products I’ve tried and a little goes a long way. It leaves a very silky feeling which is almost kind of velvety. My skin did actually feel firmer which surprised me a bit. I don’t know if it was a temporary or if my skin was actually getting in better condition long term but it did work in the short term.
The price is on the luxury end but if I was going to treat myself I would definitely consider this.
Would I buy Australis Make-Up Finishing Spray again: Firming isn’t something I’m concerned with at the moment but if I was and I had the money I would buy it again.
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I got this from the MBBE swap meet and I picked it up because the packaging was pretty cute. It’s a clear liner with white glitter inside. It has an odd smell, like something foodish but I can’t quite put my finger on what it is, the smell is only right up close though and I didn’t notice it when I was actually wearing it.
The little thin brush inside makes it very easy to apply and you can vary the thickness of the line well. It takes a little while to dry but once it’s on it lasted all day. The glitter was packed in quite well so you don’t need several coats to get a decent coverage but it does dry bumpy so I found it hard to apply other things eg. black liquid liner over the top. Overall I think it’s not bad, good for those who want a little bit of sparkle without going too over the top.
Would I buy Tiffa Silver Glitter Eyeliner again: Yes.
Disclaimer: All reviews are my honest opinions whether product was provided for review or bought. I am not an expert, just a girl who likes beauty products. Click here to read about my personal preferences or for more information on “Currently Using” mini review posts. Click here for my Editorial and Ethics Policy.
Illustrator. Strong tea, knitting, watercolours, and making a video game called Moonlight in Garland. Living with her adorable husband Jimmy, fluffy puppy Miss Lottie and Bergamot Bunny in Melbourne, Australia.
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