Just my stream of consciousness

I may be just a tad late to this peel off make up hype, but better late than never right? Anyway, today I will be talking about the Etude House Tint My Brows and my experience with it!

The Etude House Tint My Brows comes in 3 different shades - #1 Brown, #2 Light Brown and #3 Gray Brown, which is the shade I bought. The product has an extremely gooey texture and the brush applicator makes it quite hard to apply this product evenly and neatly. Fortunately if you do get it all over the place, it is quite easy to clean off as it doesn't stain too quickly. It has a distinct chemically sweet scent which may be a tad strong for people who dislike scented products.

The instructions tell you to keep this product on for at least two hours and if you want a bolder colour - to leave it on over night for 'stronger colouration'. I have tried both of these methods and personally I prefer leaving the product on for at least two hours because leaving it on over night...let me tell you, you definitely get 'stronger colouration', I looked absolutely ridiculous. However, the packaging instructs you not to use any product with 'detergency' or put pressure on your eyebrows within 24 hours of using this product, so you still have time to fix your eyebrows if they do go terribly wrong.

The colour changes over time. Initially it is a true gray brown, but as the days go by it does start to give off an orange tinge, which isn't too noticeable but just enough. This is apparently only a problem with the #3 shade? However, don't quote me on that.

To be honest I would use this again because I am extremely lazy and it gave me pretty good results. As long as you know how to control the 'colouration', it's a pretty decent product that is good value for money!

I am back with another review! I have been wanting to try a cushion foundation since forever and they are quite hard to get a hold of, unless you don't mind paying a hefty fee. Initially I wanted to try the Mamonde cushion, however it was quite hard to get a hold of. Then I wanted to try the Innisfree cushion, but I am a procrastinator and I am also quite weary of ordering from their website seeing as they charge customs and I would have no idea how much it would be and whether it would be worth it. I saw the Etude House Precious Mineral Any Cushion on amazon and I was like why not.

Concealer | I personally do not like wearing foundation because it is extremely uncomfortable for me, so just a dab of concealer around the eyes and nose area and blemishes and I am good to go. I really like the Maybelline Fit Me for all round concealing.

Highlighter | Just dabs of highlighter on your: cheekbones, forehead, nose and eyes, can really brighten up your entire face and make you look like you have that natural glow from within. I am currently use the L'oreal Lumi Magique which is extremely easy to blend and gives you an amazing natural sheen.

Blusher | Adding a little colour to your cheeks keeps things natural looking and fresh Teaming blusher and highlighter will make your look very cute and sweet, keeping your skin looking hydrated and moist, which is perfect for the upcoming colder months ahead. This Bourjois Blusher has an extremely find glitter/shimmer, so you can skip on the highlighter if you wish. It is a great way of keeping your make up look simple.

Eyebrow Pencil | Lightly filling in your eyebrows can be a more subtle way of defining your eyes without eyeliner. Wearing eyeliner can look quite heavy sometimes, but if you still want definition, filling in your eyebrows is a great way. This Etude House drawing eye pencil has a twist up pencil in one end and a brush in the other, so it is very convenient for lazy people like me.

Lip Balm | Everyone should keep their lips hydrated all year around. This Nivea Fruity Shine Lip Balm comes in many different flavours, but my favourite is the peach. It is an extremely pleasant true peach scent, and it leaves your lips soft and moisturise with a slight coral tint.