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lynnskies:

I’d buy it

what about the song “a room fule of dead orphans”. lol

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lol i saw that on you tube lol!

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adventuretime:

The last day, fans and friends. Go enter.

welovefineshirts:

Today’s the last day to enter our big Adventure Time prize package giveaway! DVDs from Frederator & Cartoon Network Entertainment, contest-winning tees from us plus Kaboom Comics’ “Marceline & the Scream Queens!”

CLICK HERE to see our original post on how to enter! Good luck!

omg send me one or ill die!

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perfect for halloween and for the costume (a witch):)

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fashn-de:

Im November in der deutschen Vogue zu sehen: Model Saskia de Brauw, wie sie Dior Haute Couture rockt. 

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beautiful but the shoes look like the wiked witch of the souths when she got crushed by the house and her feet were curling up but im only 14 what do i know

adventuretime:

And here we thought it was kerfluffle with an extra l. The things you learn.

welovefineshirts:

Hey hey folks! - we have an Adventure Design Contest update for you!

As it turns out, there was a bit of a kerfuffle behind the scenes because our staff cat, Mandu, decided HE wanted to decide a pick for this contest. Sneaky kitten that he is. So we are truly sorry for any confusion, but we have cleared everything up and made some adjustments to the winners’ board for the Adventure Time contest: 

Judges’ Pick - Pancake the Cat:
“Mathematical” by Spencer Pearson

Staff Cat Pick - Mandu:
“Bat & Belfry Rock” by Hannah de Spon

And because we think it’s the only cool thing to do, both awesome & talented artists will receive the $150 gift certificate prize! And belly rubs!… wait, no, those are for the cats. ;) 

Thanks all for your understanding! YAY, Adventure Time!

omg i love adventure time its like my entire monday thats when the new episodes come on:)

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beautylish:

Learn How to Tightline Eyes!

the detales on how to were good i mean like when ever i go to read some instructions about anything i cant understand them but i like your instructions plus i did the tightline eyes for a party and it looked perfect and i also got complements on my eyes to:)

makeupbox:

Le Classique: Timeless Red Lips, Black Liner Makeup Look

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Sure, it’s a party. But sometimes you just want something simple, straightforward, and FLATTERING to wear. Something that is still going to look good when you look at a picture of yourself 30 years down the road. 

That, or you’re channeling a 40s/50s Pinup for Halloween this year.

Here’s a VERY simple breakdown using shades and textures that are good for all ages, skin tones (or gender - hey, go for it), though I updated the eyes just a bit so it’s softer and more modern. Otherwise, there are countless great 50’s makeup tutorials around and I don’t really need to post another…

Items you need:

• A deep satin or matte taupe (highly recommend MS17 from BH Cosmetics if you like natural-looking definition; it’s a very soft shade that looks dark in the pan but really softens out to a color that looks like shadow, so it’s perfect for defining).
• Face powder
• Black gel liner (not liquid, not pencil!)
• White, beige, pale yellow pencil (no shimmer please)
• Black mascara or natural looking false lashes
• Warm blush (I’m not going to tell you what shade since different colors suit different people; just avoid neon pink and bright orange)
• A red RED lipstick and red liner (I heart Ruby Woo by MAC for that impossibly-intense true scarlet, but if you have VERY dark skin, a luscious “noir” shade like Diva might be better.)

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Step 1: I actually began by applying primer and then dusting my regular face powder over the inner half of the lids. (You don’t really need to buy an eye shadow that is the exact same shade as your face powder.)

Step 2: With a soft blending brush, I filled in the outer half of my lids with a soft taupe brown, then used the remainder on the tip of the brush to stroke along my socket line. The color should fade as you go inwards. Don’t pull the color all the way down to the inner corners. Stop at the center or about 2/3 in.

Then do the same with the lower lash line. The brown should not be too dark and obvious. If you lower your lids and look into the mirror, it should look like contours/shadows.

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Step 2: Now the drama. I used a thin brush (use one of those with bent handles if you’re not used to brush liners) to apply a flick at the outer corners first. The angle, as you can see, is just SLIGHTLY curved up, instead of straight. This is where it differs from the usual Pinup look where the liner is thinner and angled lower.

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Step 3: To finish adding that touch of drama that’s more Sofia Loren than Marilyn Monroe, draw another line from the outer tip STRAIGHT in towards the center of your lid. You get a triangle.

Fill it in, and you get that hot-mama “Rroowwrrrr” cat-eye look.

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Step 4: Instead of going full-on glamorous, I’m smoking out the top edges of the liner with a Q-tip so it becomes a softer, smokier line instead of a harsh one. Be careful not to overdo this as you could make a mess instead.

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Step 5: Go ahead and do your blush, contouring, etc. I usually keep it simple and light when I’m doing a strong lip. I used my usual Bourjois Little Round Pot shadow #15 as a blush.

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Step 6: The LIPS! For maximum lasting power, apply lipstick, blot gently with a sheet of tissue, then apply a second coat. When you’re done, THEN tidy up the edges with your lip pencil. Applying the liner last means you get a very crisp line, but you will never end up with a “dark ring around your lips”.

If you’re going to “reshape” your lips a bit and do that at the very end with the liner because you can take a really good look then and make sure everything is balanced and looks the way you want. When you draw in an exaggerated lip with a pencil first, it could turn out really over the top when you fill in with lipstick after that.

i love the red lipstick i have never been able to get it but ive seen what red lipstick looks like on me and i like it plus i do like the eye shadow theres just 1 thing i dont like about it and its that i like bold eye shadow looks and i cant even see the eye shadow clearly it looks like it faded so its now seen:)

makeup-madness:

the mean reds

i love your makeup and style for it because i just love the way its been put on and the way it looks on you plusit goes great with your eyes:)

theillustratednail:

The Tadashi Shoji Nail Art Challenge is now open…Please vote for me on the Tadashi Shoji Facebook page!

You can vote for your favourite design here…

https://www.facebook.com/tadashishoji/app_427357767312145#_=_

cute colors i would be most like to get the lightest blue its cute:)