Posts tagged ‘beauty’

Perfect Messy Blowout Tutorial

Great tutorial.

Loving the second part.

Via Luli

February 28, 2011 at 10:00 am Leave a comment

The Perfect Un-perfect Side-Pony

I hate doing anything elaborate with my hair, mostly because I’m lazy, but partly because I hate how overdone hair can look. I absolutely love this simple and easy tutorial on how to get the perfect pony. I’m definitely trying this soon.

 

Idea and pictures via Cup of Joe

February 11, 2011 at 9:30 am 1 comment

Daily Nails

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Nails

 

I’m a brat when it comes to manicures. I always need my nails to be perfect and have a hard time finding a manicurist I love. It’s not only because I’m picky, which I am, but it has mostly to do with the fact that I used to bite my nails and, unless they’re perfect, I bite and pick until I have no nails or cuticle, and that’s yucky. My pickiness also extends to nail art. I’d never do it. ever. I just don’t like how it looks, but you have to admire the girl from The Daily Nail.

She not only finds creative ways to decorate her nails, but she does it every single day. Talk about sticking to something. She’s been at it since only September 30th and I wonder how long she’ll be able to come up with unique things. She has some quirky and hilarious nail designs. Here are some of the funniest ones.

 

Does it make me neurotic that I couldn’t stop thinking that her cuticles won’t survive this ordeal?

 

November 13, 2009 at 4:23 pm Leave a comment

Hebras Solidarias

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Recibí un email que quiero compartir. Es sobre Hebras Solidarias, un programa de Pantene que su proposito es recaudar cabello para la confección de pelucas a ser donadas gratuitamente a mujeres que padecen de cáncer. Déjalo crecer,córtalo, compártelo y brilla. 

Este jueves en Acrópolis a las 7:00pm hay un evento de donación donde habrá un corte masivo y simultáneo para 50 mujeres que quieran donar su cabello para el programa de Pantene ‘Hebras Solidarias.’ Si tienes mas de 8 pulgadas de cabello que no esta descolorado que pudieras donar entra a http://www.hebrasolidarias.com para saber mas sobre este programa.

Cómo funcionará? 

La idea es tener filas de personas en donde las personas de la fila de atrás recortan a la fila que la antecede, quedando la última fila de donantes a ser cortadas por nosotros. 

Nos encantaría poder contar con alguno de ustedes que haga el corte a nombre de la institución! 

 

Las que quieran donar su cabello pueden inscribirse a través de la pagina web o de un punto de inscripción que tienen en Acrópolis.

 

Para los/las que no pueden donar.

Para los/las que no pueden donar.

El cabello es una de las cosas que tenemos y no cuestionamos. Casi todas  nos hemos quejado de que esta lizo, rizo, largo, corto, oscuro, claro, necio o maltratado y la mayoría hemos tenido la dicha de nunca tener que quejarnos de que no esta ahí.  Si mi cabello llegara a las 8 pulgadas (no creo que llegue a 3) donara mi cabello a esta gran causa.

 

Haz click aquí para formar parte del grupo de apoyo de Hebras Solidarias en Facebook.
via Mel

July 13, 2009 at 6:58 pm 24 comments

Random Things

Here are a couple of links I’ve seen today and wanted to share. They’re not all worth their own post, but they’re worth a click.

  • 14 ways to fake a good night’s sleep by allure
  • The Queen’s expenses have risen because there aren’t enough planes in the Royal Airforce for the Royal Family’s Needs.
  • What’s next? Shaving her head? I hope this isn’t a cycle.
  • The transformation of the King of Pop
  • He shouldn’t be allowed near those costumes. Coco is rolling over in her grave.
  • Robert Pattison is  grateful.
  • Funny airport security story
  • A quote on the Honduran coup shown to me by an Honduran:
  • “Zelaya has provoked this institutional crisis. He seems to have a very strong appetite for power. He’s trying to be the victim, but he won’t get a lot of sympathy by defying the country’s institutions.” – Michael Shifter, a Latin America analyst at Washington’s Inter-American Dialogue

Enjoy the Links

June 29, 2009 at 4:48 pm Leave a comment

Better Late than Never

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Americans tend to be innovative (or in some cases claim they are), but this is far from new.  Allure’s Daily Beauty Reporter  mentioned delivery  beauty treatments  as if they were a completely unique and ingenious concept. Coming from the Dominican Republic, I beg to differ. You can have anything done at home: blowouts, manicures, pedicures and massages. Though Allure mentions this as a perfect service for elderly women that can’t get themselves to a beautiful salon, in Santo Domingo it’s used by women of all ages.  In most cases it’s not more expensive than visiting your local beauty parlor and much more comfortable. 

visit the allure link HERE.

I’m a fan of this, and I know a lot of my friends are too. (Just ask my friend Moli)

Hopefully, the US will catch on to this pretty soon, but knowing US beauty prices it’s bound to be quite expensive.

via Allure

June 29, 2009 at 2:56 pm 2 comments

Insight into Milan Fashion Week

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I urge you to read the blog post titled Milan Fashion Week: The Inside Track a fabulous insight on the not-so-fabulous  side of fashion week from the perspective of  an anonymous NYC fashion editor. –Very Gossip Girl of her– Here’s a preview:

It always bloody rains in Milan. And you can guarantee we’ll all be wearing something that doesn’t take kindly to wet. Feathers, silk frocks, suede open toe hooker shoes, vertiginous platforms that have no traction on rain sodden pavements.  But of course there is always the moment when something glorious happens and you get swept away on a tide of extraordinary and beautiful clothing that redefines the craft and you remember why you love your job….

It‘s like a real life Devil Wears Prada.

via Moli

June 18, 2009 at 4:32 pm 2 comments

Happily Ever After?

I came across this set of pictures and was instantly fascinated. It’s an obvious idea that noone has explored before.

What would happen to the Disney Princesses if they didn’t live in ” a land far far away.”

Dina Goldstein shows us just that in the following set of pictures. In her own words:

I began to imagine Disney’s perfect Princesses juxtaposed with real issues that were affecting women around me, such as illness, addiction and self-image issues.

 

via JPG

June 15, 2009 at 8:17 pm Leave a comment

Something i NEVER thought I’d Read

Did you know there’s a cream that helps redefine your cheek bones and jawline….and minimizes the appearance of your ear wrinkles? (Yes, ear wrinkles.) Or a new waterproof concealer that hides abrasions and marks….on your toes?

via Daily Beauty Reporter

April 13, 2009 at 11:43 am 1 comment


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