Rural Glamour/Curls Contest Winner Is!!!!
Monday, February 02, 2009

And the winner of the Rural Glamour/ Curls Contest is.....
Deanna!!!!
Please email me at ruralglamour@yahoo.com your address so I can email Curls to send your gift!!!Thanks!
Thanks to all who entered!!!! More contests to come...Promise!
Jamie
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Rural Glamour F.A.Qs....
Thursday, January 29, 2009

Hi Everyone!!
Got some questions for your girl to answer!!:
"Ok, so I want to start wearing a little make up, I know don't laugh!!!! Do you have any tips for somebody that has only worn make up about twice in my life????"-Kita
You did the right thing already....Asking for help on the makeup matter. I'll tell you why....:)
1)Don't go running out and buying expensive makeup. I've seen so many of my friends run straight "one popular makeup counter", get pimped into a ton of products, then get home and don't know how to use them.
2) Identify what you want. Figure out what kind of look you want, for example, you want a natural look for the day and couple of hot looks for the night.
3) Start with the basics. Here's a list( For Kita, since I "know" her lol!!):
- a black mascara
- a big fluffy powder brush
- a eye shadow brush
- a blush brush( Try to get all these brushes in a one set...The best drugstore brushes in my opinion in a set are Essence of Beauty at CVS)
-a neutral( something that looks very similar to your lip color) lip gloss
-a pink( something that can be dressy) lip gloss
-a black eyeliner
-a eye shadow quad or trio with neutral colors( like vanilla,brown, bronze, etc..)
-a translucent powder(I call this a "starter" foundation, because it gives coverage with out looking covered and you don't have to match it to your skin color)
-a makeup bag
4) Now...here's the part where it gets tricky...
-you got to learn how to apply all this, if you don't know how already. I learned by reading magazines and books but that can be time consuming...I would NOW make an appointment with a makeup artist who KNOWS makeup application or with a friend who knows makeup application.
-The problem I see with going to makeup counters and asking for that kind of help is that they will often charge and you get you money's worth in products or you feel guilty and obligated to buy products after sitting there with them for 40-45 minutes.
-Or you can skip all this and go head first and learn by trial and error by yourself. It's cheaper that way!
-After getting the basics figured it all out...then you can venture to other things like false lashes, bright shadows, blushes...the sky's the limit!!...
To my beauty babes...what else should Kita have in her "starting out kit"?
Jamie
Got some questions for your girl to answer!!:
"Ok, so I want to start wearing a little make up, I know don't laugh!!!! Do you have any tips for somebody that has only worn make up about twice in my life????"-Kita
You did the right thing already....Asking for help on the makeup matter. I'll tell you why....:)
1)Don't go running out and buying expensive makeup. I've seen so many of my friends run straight "one popular makeup counter", get pimped into a ton of products, then get home and don't know how to use them.
2) Identify what you want. Figure out what kind of look you want, for example, you want a natural look for the day and couple of hot looks for the night.
3) Start with the basics. Here's a list( For Kita, since I "know" her lol!!):
- a black mascara
- a big fluffy powder brush
- a eye shadow brush
- a blush brush( Try to get all these brushes in a one set...The best drugstore brushes in my opinion in a set are Essence of Beauty at CVS)
-a neutral( something that looks very similar to your lip color) lip gloss
-a pink( something that can be dressy) lip gloss
-a black eyeliner
-a eye shadow quad or trio with neutral colors( like vanilla,brown, bronze, etc..)
-a translucent powder(I call this a "starter" foundation, because it gives coverage with out looking covered and you don't have to match it to your skin color)
-a makeup bag
4) Now...here's the part where it gets tricky...
-you got to learn how to apply all this, if you don't know how already. I learned by reading magazines and books but that can be time consuming...I would NOW make an appointment with a makeup artist who KNOWS makeup application or with a friend who knows makeup application.
-The problem I see with going to makeup counters and asking for that kind of help is that they will often charge and you get you money's worth in products or you feel guilty and obligated to buy products after sitting there with them for 40-45 minutes.
-Or you can skip all this and go head first and learn by trial and error by yourself. It's cheaper that way!
-After getting the basics figured it all out...then you can venture to other things like false lashes, bright shadows, blushes...the sky's the limit!!...
To my beauty babes...what else should Kita have in her "starting out kit"?
Jamie
pic: fashiontribes.typepad.com
N.O.T.D.: Revlon Chocolate Truffle and Essie Flower Girl
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Revlon Chocolate Truffle( new from Revlon!) and Essie Flower Girl....
I love those french manicures that have different colors other than the usual pink and white. I decided try a different look. I was eating brownies and they gave me inspiration!!!
I used no guides, like the white strips that come in a French mani kit. Just a steady hand and the dining room table. I've great a good idea for Valentine's Day!
Jamie
Review:Tarte Bottoms Up Lower Lash Mascara...

I used to not wear mascara on my lower lashes. I somehow created a smudgy mess every time I TRIED...
It wasn't til' I had the opportunity to try Tarte Bottoms Up Lower Lash Mascara that there is an answer to the smudgy mess!

"Have a whole new reason to celebrate with the first mascara specifically designed to precisely coat each and every bottom lash. We've paired a long-wearing, flake-free formula with a precision tapered brush that allows you to target the tiniest of lashes and wide-set bristles that separate and evenly coat.The water-resistant formula won't end up underneath your eyes."
The truth will set you lashes free!!!I 've tried Bottoms Up for three days and I am totally convinced of lower lash mascara. I had no smudging and even greater ,found that I have long lashes on the bottom because of Bottoms Up lengthening brush. You can't never have too many mascaras. In my world, "holy grail" or "HG" mascara doesn't exist.
Add Bottoms Up to your arsenal.:)
Jamie
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