DIY: How to De-pot Lipsticks

So many lipsticks, yet so little space. Learn how to make room for all of your favourite lip candies by following 4 simple steps.

First things first! Here are the materials you're going to need:

• A lipstick (of course!)
• Toothpicks
• A stainless spoon (something you won't miss, since you can't use it again)
• A candle
• Stackable glass container (where you'll put the melted lipstick)

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Et voilà! A more compact home for your lippies!

TIP: 

Take out the label from the bottom of the original lipstick tube and stick it to its' new glass container so if someone asks you what brand and shade you're wearing, you'd still know where to look for it.

I hope you find this DIY helpful. If you know more ways and techniques on how to de-pot lipsticks please so share it with me by commenting below.

Miranda Kerr look

Saw Michelle Phan's video 3 days ago on How to Look Like Miranda Kerr, the lady I always describe as 'an Angel on Earth', and I know many of you would agree with me. I love her face (and her rocking body) so much I'd do anything to look like her. And make up is the closest way possible for me to achieve that, well, somehow.. Or not. 

So what do you think? Yay or nay? Please don't be harsh.You gotta admit though, the dimples looked pretty convincing. Oh how I wish I really do have 'em!

Products Used:

• Revlon ColorStay (220 Natural Beige)
• Ben Nye Banana Powder
• Etude House "Drawing" Eyebrow Pencil
• Sleek i-Divine Palette (Storm)
• CoverGirl Lashblash Mascara
• Physician's Formula 2 in 1 Eyeliner Pen
• Ever Bilena Matte Lipstick (Mauvey)
• ELF Luscious Liquid Lipstick (Perfect Pink)

How To Do: Strawberry nail art

I asked some people which design they would like to see a tutorial for, and this one's the top pick. So once again, I put up a simple step by step tutorial on how to do this very cute and yummy looking Strawberry nail design.

WHAT YOU'LL NEED:

• A Red, White & Yellow nail polish
• Green striper
• Toothpicks

And this is what you should have... Easy, right?

TIPS: 

• Make sure to let your first coat of polish dry first before layering it with another to prevent bubbles.
• Finish with a top coat to prevent it from chipping. 

How To Do: Piano keys nail art

I never really thought of doing tutorials, but when someone asked me to do one for this particular design, I just knew I had to do it. So today, I put up a very simple step by step tutorial on how to do Piano nails. It looks intricate but you'll be surprised on how easy it is!

WHAT YOU'LL NEED:

• White nail polish
• Black striper
• A toothpick or a dotting tool (for detailing)

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DIY: Dip Dyed Acessories

Do you have an old piece of jewelry or accessory that just doesn't look as cool as it did before? Don't toss it out just yet! Not until you try dip-dyeing all of them!

WHAT YOU'LL NEED: 

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STEP 1: Dab some white polish on the sponge.

STEP 2: Dab the white polish all over until it covers the whole jewelry, it will serve as a base coat so the next colors you apply will show up better.

STEP 3: Apply the first color. You can choose whatever shade you want to use. If you're planning to use 3 or more colors like what I'm doing, it's easier if you apply the 'transition color' first, which goes right in the middle part. In my case, it's purple.

STEP 4: Dab/paint on the rest of the colors on both sides. 

And voila! 

A new piece of jewelry!