Product Review: BYS Matte Foundation

Hello there! How are you all doing? It's been quite a hectic week! I'm just glad this week is almost over. For today's post, I'm going to share with you my thoughts about BYS Matte Foundation. The time now is 2:31 in the morning. I have to write this a bit quickly as possible because I have a 8am class and my eyes are shutting down. I have finished three midterm exams, five or so minutes ago. Anyways, I wanted to try a matte foundation for years since I noticed that I only use liquid foundation or BB Creams.

E.L.F Studio Cream Eyeliner

When I first learned how to put on a winged eyeliner, the product I used was Nichido's liquid eyeliner. So pretty much for the past few years I've been stuck with the same product up until recently. I heard that gel eyeliners are much better and easier to use. At first, I was a bit hesitant because I haven't tried using this type of eyeliner ever before and I don't know if I'd like it or not. However, after a month of using elf studio's cream eyeliner I understand now why most MUA prefer gel eyeliners. 

Now for the review:

Hair Bleaching

Couple of weeks ago I decided to bleach a part of my hair. Honestly I was aiming for a blonde color but unfortunately I wasn't able to achieve it. HAHA! It's my first time to bleach my hair and I got really scared. I don't want my hair to burn.

I used Hortaleza's Hair Bleaching Powder and Hortaleza's Oxidizing Lotion  in 12%. I bleached my hair for about 3 to 4 times, left it for about 15 to 25mins. Washed it with L`oreal Paris Conditioner for Dry Hair.

The results was this, orangey colored hair. Ack!




I was not happy with the orangey color. So, I decided to dye it with Shine Moist Henna Wax in Cyclamen 05. Left it for 45 mins.

After 45 mins,
Tada! Red hair! HAHA. I'm reapplying this every after 1 week.
Actually, I'm planning to dye this part of my hair Blue.
What do you think?
Any suggestions? :D

Review: Rowenta Hair Straightener

Remember last September 25 when Migs and I went food trippin'? We were at Trinoma that time and actually looking for a decent hair straightener is part of our agenda. After all that food trippin' we decided to head at Landmark to look for a new hair straightener. When I was checking out the brands, a sales lady approached me and she asked what I was looking for, I answered " I am looking for a decent hair straightener that will last for the longest time." and then she showed me this particular hair straightener which she referred to be a spontaneous hair straightener she also gave me a trial so i will be able to know what would be my hair look like if I will buy their product. 

What I love about this product is they keep my hair sleeky straight even when I wake up on the next day. And, If I needed a curly hair until midnight I personally choose using this straightener than my actual Curling Barrel from Vidal Sasson, the curls doesn't loosen up so you don't have to worry. You just have to put it on the right temperature.

The hair straightener has different temperatures to choose from (230°C - 130°C) which is really great. When I want to have a really straight hair I choose the highest temperature it's because my hair is really curly. But if you have a fine hair and you just want your hair to have a volume or waves, the temperatures must play between 170°C to 130°C. You can also use this as a curling iron, for curling your hair I recommend that you put the heat up to 190°C. It is also a wet and dry hair straightener so you can also use it with a damp hair. 

Rowenta Hair Straightener is sold for 3,200PHP

They also have other products to choose from. I'm planning to buy their Hair Dryer next. 

Rowenta products are available in Rustans and Landmark only.

Rowenta Hair Straightener is by far the most extravagant hair straightener I ever had.