I do have to say it did make my eye shadows last, so that is a promise that the products lives up to.

I've watched hundreds of contouring tutorials on YouTube. I am sure more of us ladies have searching for tutorials with it being the in thing! So off I skipped to Boots to buy a contouring kit and a collection 2000 cream conceal and highlight kit. I also bought a egg sponge to make the job easier. When I came home I stuck it in the cupboard with all my other make up stuff and forgot about all about it.
While in Primark buying beauty stuff for a girlie day with my mum, I picked up a powder contouring kit. I was inspired to try them both to see which worked better. So I fired YouTube was up and watched endless videos of ladies making it look so easy. So I got my brushes and tried the powder one first. I followed the video and the instructions on the box, blended it out and ended up looking like an umpa lumpa with a bad skin condition!
One to the cream conceal and highlight kit. The kit gave a better result but it still looked horrific. I am very pale skinned, so I try to avoid highly yellow make up products as they make me look very orange.
I may be the only women in this world who hates contouring. I'd post a picture so you could see how bad it looked, but it was washed off on the moment I put my glasses on to see it clearly.
What are your contouring experiences?

As some of you might know, I will be moving in 6 weeks and I have started to prepare the move little by little. For me this has given me the opportunity to go through my makeup and toss out some products that I don’t use anymore because they are simply too old or because I never really cared for them.

Want to see what I tossed? Keep on reading…

Finally after two years I finally got my first BACK2MAC empty… yes finally. Did I love this product, did I hate? Keep reading to discover my review.

(Available in Spanish at NeshamaBeauty)

Today I bring you my first nail art post. It is a nail art that I post up on my Instagram profile a few months back but that got a lot of likes as well as a lot of comments in real life. It is a very fun chaotic look to rock. So I figured I’d give you all a little tutorial so you can recreate this nail art.

Products used:

- Maybelline Color show street artist #04 Alley Attitude
- Yes love #337 white
- Yesensy #1526-022 turquoise

Instructions

1. Apply a base colour. I applied a white colour nail polish on all my nails. Make sure you let the nail polish dry completely after each step.
2. Add a second coat. Since the white nail polish wasn’t too opaque I applied a second coat on those fingers that would remain white.
3. Add the turquoise nail polish to the fingers you want to have in another colour. I picked the thumb and the ring finger.
4. Final step: Add the top coat “Alley Attitude” by Maybelline to achieve the speckled look

What do you think of this look?