Price: about $25.00
Size: 30 ml
Coverage: Medium-Full
What does it do: "New Even Better Foundation SPF15 oil free formula, a powerful foundation developed to help combat hyper-pigmentation and deliver brighter skin, both immediately and over time. Includes treatment benefits to help even skin tone and SPF protection to help prevent future hyper-pigmentation. Provides moderate to full coverage, leaving skin instantly perfected with a unique mineral blend." -Clinique Website
My Review: I originally got this foundation to even out my face (hence the name). When you apply it, it does look very shiny on your skin. I blotted it with tissues at first, then I bought Maybelline's Mineral Veil Translucent Powder that I put on after the foundation is on. It helped the foundation stay much longer than before. The foundation does feel heavy on your face (not too heavy though) and it comes off on my fingers if I rub my face. It has a very good coverage.
 Overall Rating: B

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Thanks,
-Hannah

These nails are so cute i can't even explain guys. And that Chanel makeup too.

*Disclaimer: I found this on Pinterest.

The other day I was thinking....Why couldn't we just use glitter instead of buying glitter nail polish?

So I did it!

Unfortunately I don't have a picture but it is as easy as 1...2...3!




What you need:
-Glitter (you can get it at any craft store)
-A solid color nail polish
-A clear coat nail polish

Steps:
1. Put some glitter into the lid of the jar. Paint your nails a solid coat.
2. While the nails are still wet, dip the nail into the lid of glitter for a couple seconds.
3. Apply a top coat.


And that's it! I hope you enjoy this cute DIY activity!


With love, Hannah

 What you'll need:
-3 yards of silk ribbon cord
-2 dozen 8mm gold beads (or whatever color you choose)
-Rubber band
-Ribbon fasteners (OPTIONAL)









Steps:
1. Cut the ribbon into 3 equal lengths. Standard bracelet size is 7 inches so you'll want it about 29 inches long in order to wrap 4 times.
2. Start by braiding 6 inches of ribbon and secure end with a rubber band. Anchor the end with something heavy to hold it in place.
3. Start braiding in the beads by feeding the ball onto the middle strand and then tightly braiding the other 2 strands around it. Don't pull too hard though or the beads will have a tendency to pop out as you go.














4. Continue feeding the beads on until you run out or there's about 6 inches of ribbon left.
5. Finish with another 6 inches or so of braiding and clamp the ends with ribbon fasteners or just tie it in a knot.








*DISCLAIMER- I did not come up with this. I found it on www.henryhappened.com so please go check out their website!*