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Raylene I.

Jan 7, 2015

Raylene I.

I'm posting this in a Tim Hortons parking lot as I'm already travelling to the city. Second look using my revealed 2 pallet. First was a mess because I used synthetic brushes which caused a lot of fall out, this morning I used a real hair brush which made the aplication much smoother with zero fall out.

Also I just want to add, just now I accidently flirted with a cop in the books Tim Hortons haha first time talking to an officer in uniform that's not "official business" lol

Raylene I.

Jan 7, 2015

Raylene I.

Eyes closed I can answer questions or reply to feed back when I get to my dads. Love to hear what you girls have to say!

Haley G.

Jan 7, 2015

Haley G.

Pretty!! what color or colors is your hair if you don't mind me asking? ☺️

Traci P.

Jan 7, 2015

Traci P.

Thanks for sharing Raylene! I am fairly new to using eyeshadow and have been wondering why I have so much fallout when applying shimmer/sparkle shades and you have just solved my dilemma. I am going to try some of my natural hair brushes and see if it works out better for me too. Also, I love that lip shade on you, really pretty and natural. What did you use on your lips to achieve that color?

Rissa G.

Jan 8, 2015

Rissa G.

You look great!

Raylene I.

Jan 8, 2015

Raylene I.

So sorry ladies! I got in and then had to pee really bad so I visited with the neighbour then went out for supper with my dad then updated my phone. Whoa what a long day!

Haley- my hair is naturally dark chestnut brown, I bleached it then put a blonde in and a vibrant red. The blonde is loreal the red is Vidal Sassoon runway red.

Traci- I found this out from Miss Jackie (Jacqueline) synthetic bristles are a smooth shaft which pick up loads of powder, but releases it pretty much all at once in an explosion of powder resulting in a mess and tons of fall out, natural hair grows out in layers so there is groves for the powder to cling to so when you apply it it comes out in small controlled parts. If that makes sense. There is a post in the makeup section from about a month ago where she talks about the different brushes and the difference between natural and synthetic in a much better way than I just did.

Haha Sandra I don't think my husband would agree with you ;) it's a funny story though... Well here... Okay so I was coming out of the bath room and two cops were standing there talking and I went to move around them without interrupting them and I was moving all awkward around them and apologized, lost my balance and the one stuck his hand out to steady me I said sorry again blushed got really hot and walked away with him smiling at me. And while I waited in line he kept looking at me smiling.

Thanks Renay :) it looked SOOO much prettier in real life though damn camera 😒

Raylene I.

Jan 8, 2015

Raylene I.

Oh and traci I used Tinted Brilliance Balm from Pixi by Petra in unique pink. The shade goes on clear with a faint faint pink tint and it adjusts to your own unique shade of pink

Raylene I.

Jan 8, 2015

Raylene I.

And here's the lippie.

Traci P.

Jan 8, 2015

Traci P.

Thanks, I'm going to check out that lippie next time I'm out shopping =)

Raylene I.

Jan 8, 2015

Raylene I.

No problem traci glad my random post helped someone :)

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