As a little girl, I used to watch my mom apply her make-up before she goes to work in the morning.
I would wonder why she needed any make-up at all, since she always looked beautiful enough to me.
And then I went through something called growing up.
That's when I finally understood.
Make-up? Errrr…….really?
The wonders of make up; I soon realized that daily make-up isn't for you to look like a circus talent, but to enhance our natural beauty and bring out the best of our features.
That being said, it's always important to learn the right techniques so we ladies know how to groom ourselves the right way and achieve the look we want, lest you end up in a disaster like the photo above.
Noriko Imura and I
Thus, I was delighted to be invited to a make-up demonstration by professional make-up artist Noriko Imura from Japanese make-up brand K-Palette.
They have spread their wings out of Japan & launched itself in Malaysia recently.
K-Palette's range of products
I made my way to SaSa in Bangsar Shopping Center on a Friday morning to learn something new.
We were given a brief introduction about what today's session is going to be about and was introduced to K-Palette's official Japanese make-up artist Noriko Imura.
She began by welcoming us and asking us a few simple questions about our own make-up regime.
Without further ado, she started her make-up demonstration and tutorial with K-Palette's products.
After cleansing, toning & moisturizing, the 1st step of cosmetics is always the make-up base
Using a base make-up helps you set in the make-up that you will be applying for a longer lasting finish.
The next step is K-Palette's Kumo concealer
After choosing the right shade for your skin, it is important to conceal your dark eye-bags & imperfections.
This concealer contains Vitamin C, whitening ingredients & chamomile extracts.
Noriko applied the concealer under the eyes in a triangular shape & blended it smoothly
She also taught us how to blend it outwards & where to apply the concealer to brighten up
our faces for a more radiant look.
The 3rd step is face powder.
Using face powder ensures a matt finish, oil absorption and also helps the make-up to set in.
The next stage of make-up is to fill in your eyebrows.
Noriko shows us the correct place where the arches of our eyebrows should be
Haha! This is always my weakness. I tend to spend a longer time on my eyebrows just 'cause I haven't really mastered the skill of perfecting my eyebrows yet.
So I paid extra, solid attention! 😛
She used the dual ended K-Palette's Lasting 2-way Eyebrow pencil
First, was to fill in the gaps of our eyebrows & shape it according to its natural contour
Then she used the pointier end to define the arches and the ends of the eyebrows
Her final step to the eyebrows is to use the eyebrow mascara
(Now, that's a first for me!)
It's just like a normal mascara, actually.
She used it to brush & thicken the eyebrows for a sleeker, neat look
We were also taught different ways of filling in our eyebrows to achieve different looks.
Noriko sketched the eye and the eyebrows while explaining where the arch is supposed to be placed
Thicker & more rounded eyebrows will present a younger, more 'kawaii' (cute) look, where as the thinner & more arched eyebrows will give a more sexy, mature & gorgeous appeal.
She also showed us another eyebrow pencil which comes in different shades
(not available in Malaysia yet!)
After defining the eyebrows, it's time to work on our peepers! The eyes itself.
They say our eyes are the windows to our soul. So.. we'd better make it look pretty damn appealing!
She used K-Palette's Real Lasting Eyeliner (1 Day Tattoo)
This is Japan's top selling liquid eyeliner by the way!
I use a lot of eyeliner – have been an avid eye-liner user since I was 15 years old!
If you didn't know, I used to be a scene/punk kid of some sort. That explains the heavy eyeliner LOL
Anyway, Noriko explained that thicker eyeliner used in the middle of our eyes gives a more 'kawaii' look while thin strokes of the eyeliner exudes a more mature and refined look.
She winged out the ends for a more elongated shape & a sexier appeal
See how it gives the eyes more depth and expression? 🙂
Apart from the liquid type, there is also another version of the 1-day Tattoo eyeliner – the pencil type.
The final step to eye-make up, is most definitely the eyelashes.
Who doesn't love thick, long & dramatic lashes that flutters gently everytime you blink?
Curl your lashes before applying mascara
Noriko used K-Palette's 1-Day Lash Perm mascara in black
Just two coats and we're done!
I just love the curved shape of the mascara.
Makes application so much easier! 😀
Before and After! See the slight difference after Noriko's demonstration of light/everyday make-up?
It really is easy 🙂
There is no such thing as ugly women, only lazy ones!
So ladies, no harm in unleashing that beauty of yours every once in a while 😀
Best part is, K-Palette's whole make-up rage is waterproof!
After the demonstration, we were given some free time to explore and play with K-Palette's make up.
I took the chance to experiment with their products and used their concealer, eyebrow pencil, eyeliner & mascara.
Here's the result!
What do you think? 🙂 I enjoyed using their products for the 1st time!
LOL when I was applying the liquid eyeliner, the girls around me and even the Japanese crew members were astonished and praised me for how I applied it so quickly and deftly on my eyelids.
I didn't quite expect so much reaction!
8 years of everyday liquid eyeliner usage gives you THAT MUCH practice, I suppose
Here's another before and after photo.
Michelle and I coincidentally happened to take a self-shot before we had any make-up on, so I just decided to snap another one after we slapped on some make up.
Nice? 😀 Their products are really easy to use too!
Thank you for a lovely time, K-Palette & Sasa!
I was truly honoured to have learnt some professional make-up tips directly from a professional make-up artist like Noriko Imura herself.
It was difficult trying to comprehend her articulating herself in fluent Japanese; luckily we had a translator that morning! 
The very next night out, I decided to be cheeky & play around with the brand new K-Palette cosmetics I have.
My mates and I headed out for some partying at Vertigo KL and here's my look for the night.
I tried to replicate the 'kawaii' Japanese doe-eye look
Clearly, I do not go well with this image. So unbecoming of me LOL!
But it was so much fun experimenting with K-Palette's make up!! 🙂
Also, If you love eye-make up as much as I do, you should totally check out K-Palette's Amazing Eyes contest on Facebook where you only need to upload photos of your beautiful made-up eyes (of any brand and any look!) and win!
You can also try out K-Palette's range of cosmetics and get your own at any SaSa outlets nationwide
OR… PARTICIPATE IN MY GIVEAWAY!
I have Japan's best-selling K-Palette Real Lasting 1-Day Tattoo Eyeliner to reward 3 lucky readers 
Here's what to do to win it –
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GOOD LUCK DEARIES!!
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Their makeups are pretty convenient! Love it max!
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The eyeliner is awesome!! 😀 However, I still have no idea how to line the bottom eyelid using liquid. ><
Yeah it totally is!
LOL see my photos above? That’s the 1st time I use liquid eyeliner for the bottom. I always use the pencil eyeliner for my bottom lids! It’s a lot easier
1) Share this on your Facebook wall and RT it on Twitter – Checked
2) LIKE K-Palette’s official Facebook page here – Checked
2) Leave a comment below completing this slogan :
“I deserve/really want the eyeliner because…..”
I really want the eyeliner because the current eyeliner I am using, KissMe Heroine (also bought from Sasa) is almost empty and did not live up to my expectation. It dries up too quickly even before I finished drawing the lines.
Therefore I am looking to buy another eyeliner when I came across your K-Palette eyeliner review which helps. Hopefully I could win one to try this brand out. It looks good!
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“There is no such thing as ugly women, only lazy ones!” That’s one the ridiculously shallow statement that I always hear but from you….
Seriously, this statement is so disrespectful. To actually label women ugly, you yourself as a woman should know better. What about women who can’t afford fancy eyeliner like you, or have more on their plates than to think of which eyebrows matches their eyes. Are you going to label them ugly? Frankly I think they are way prettier. Instead of comparing a before and after photo of yourself, why not the amount of the money in your wallet before the purchase and the amount of money after the purchase. That amount could probably feed these “ugly” women for a day.
I would say ” There is no such thing as not having enough money, only bad financial planning” But nooooo, you have to call women ugly and agreeing to this statement.
The next category are women who are really confident. Labelling them as ugly as well as well because they are too “lazy”? To each their own lah!
I have been reading your blog for a year, and this post really puts me off. Blogging about your day is one thing, generalising women as ugly??? They are called preferences.
>They are called preferences.
You know you just shot yourself in the foot with that one, right?
Nah, I don’t go around defaming people with names like ugly. I respect that it is her preference to put on make up. You do know you have to read carefully, right?
I think the onus of reading carefully is on you, since nowhere in her post did Jess claim that women are, or can be, ugly. Nor does she say that women who DON’T wear make-up are ugly.
You also failed to clearly present your argument to me; again, failing to read properly. I’m not surprised, as you clearly have a habit of jumping to conclusions.
I was commenting on the fact that she was quoting the quote. I commented it was a shallow statement. Perharps you sense some argument there, or something personal there? Well you are wrong on both counts.
I take it that meant agreeing when you quote someone and urge other ladies to do the same (on a make up logic explained post) Or did I just miss out the fact that this is a cosmestic brand post.
Establishing that fact I am merely commenting on the usage of the quote in this blogspot( in such bright coloured font no less, bound to attract attention isnt it) , I DID NOT say that Jess said that women are ugly. I think you should read carefully. Unfortunately, I am not the only one jumping into conclusions here.
Make-up, ugly, lazy, before and after, ? Hmmmmm I kind of sense a link here somewhere between those keywords, don’t you? I am sorry that I did not present my arguments to you because I had no idea it was all about you.
Noted, guys! 🙂
“I was commenting on the fact that she was quoting the quote.”
You’re a bit late on that.
“I commented it was a shallow statement”
How? It might be because I’m a guy, but nowhere in your OP did you explain how that was a shallow statement. You just went on an unrelated tangent about money. I still have no idea what you were trying to say in your OP.
“I DID NOT say that Jess said that women are ugly”
I’m quoting you from your original post”
“To actually label women ugly, you yourself as a woman should know better. ”
“”Are you going to label them ugly?”
“That amount could probably feed these “ugly” women for a day.”
“you have to call women ugly and agreeing to this statement.”
“Labelling them as ugly as well as well because they are too “lazy”?”
“generalising women as ugly??? They are called preferences.”
I think you should stop posting here.
” I think you should read carefully. Unfortunately, I am not the only one jumping into conclusions here.”
Ha, that’s a laugh.
“Hmmmmm I kind of sense a link here somewhere between those keywords, don’t you?”
Yes, women are shallow and have little self-esteem, thats why they feel the need to wear make-up, in order to beautify themselves. Sure, it’s a consumer-driven market that says “You need to wear make-up to look beautiful”, and you might call them stupid for buying into such things, but in the end of the day, women choose to wear make-up to make themselves look more appealing, attractive and beautiful to the opposite sex, just as they have for thousands of years.
I have noticed, though, that the ones who don’t wear make-up couldn’t be saved by make-up anyway. Make of that what you will. Now go away.
“There is no such thing as ugly women, only lazy ones!”
That quote was from a French fashion designer, Coco Chanel regarding ladies and their make up.
I see it widely used everywhere hence, I borrowed her quote to insert in this blogpost.
Now my question is, where/which part did I ever label women ugly or generalize women as ugly or call women ugly? I am confused =/
I don’t know how any of my sentences were interpreted that way or made it sound like I do, but I surely have never, ever felt any women are ugly. Never.
Which is why I agreed to Coco Chanel’s statement and wrote – there is no such thing as ugly women.
P/S – I agree to your statement about money & financial planning!
“No money” is such an excuse, if one doesn’t know how to plan properly.
Most definitely well said babe 🙂
Me eyes definitely spotted the there are words after the “no ugly women” part.
Being a woman, I can definitely see when my own gender being defamed in that sentence.
Of course there are words “… only lazy ones” after the “no ugly women” part.
But I don’t understand how it defames our gender or instantaneously generalize women as ugly when the first part of her quote was already indicating that there are NO ugly women =/
She’s perhaps saying that women are never ugly, and we just probably don’t put effort to groom ourselves to look nicer than we already are? That’s what I gather from her sentence though.
The whole quote by itself is generalised statement. To quote it and then to urge ladies to bring out their beauties once is awhile is akin to what then? The whole time, the ladies have been hiding behind all that laziness? Laziness is one the reasons that ladies will never be able to get rid of that “ugly” label. I do not see how ugly and lazy are connected other than the only one possibility; buying expensive clothes and grooming products, do enlighten me on the wisdom of Coco Chanel.
If I can understand this statement, I might start treating the words of my encyclopedia salesman as the words of wisdom. Because the salesman is obviously not trying to sell his products right, he simply wants to impart his wisdom upon mankind
hahaha yeah obviously she’s trying to sell her own Chanel make-up label! 🙂
Also, she’s probably urging ladies to not be “lazy” to doll up and to always look their best (albeit with make up).
Nice propaganda to push her make up products (or just make up products in general) to enhance womens’ beauty even further.
I guess people who can’t afford or do not have access to make up are doomed to be tagged as ugly and lazy in her own words. You can be lazy when it comes to looking for a meal, but you can never be too lazy to groom yourself, lest being called ugly!And nobody likes being called ugly.
You can think of ways to enhance your quality of living, forget it, think of ways to enhance your natural beauty. Remember, not doing that, risk the tag of lazy and subsequently ugly. Wow, move over Mother Therasa, I have a new idol, Coco Chanel.
This should really be preached in those less-fortunate countries where water and food are hard to come by.
Yup! Beauty is not everything.
ESPECIALLY NOT in less-fortunate countries. Where food in their stomachs & a shelter over their heads takes priority.
Wow, how in the world would a make up review and promo post turn into this crappy useless debate?!
Anyway, I am a lady myself, and I do not feel a bit defamed or insulted by that famous quote by Chanel. It is true, and from the post itself, Jess is not asking you to buy expensive cosmetics or do undergo plastic surgery to make yourself prettier? I do not see relevance of you (DonutFTW) comparing ugly women to poor women. Thus you are insulting poor people as ugly people then? See the irony here?! *smirks*
Seriously, this is a REVIEW! Thus, the blogger does not need to purchase the items and come on, it is a Japanese brand, not Dior or Chanel where one eyeliner would cost RM200++.
Get that into your tiny radical, feminism brain of yours.
I dont see how I am insulting poor people. It is when this statement is established, that is becomes an insult an women and poor people. In case you forget this profond wisdom, it is when you can’t afford to buy cosmestics that you become lazy (which why I think it doesn’t make sense), and the consequences is looking ugly.
Ya ya thanks for naming the price. I was merely requesting for a comparison of how much your purse would have lightened after the purchase. I don’t think a before and after picture is sufficient to justify the cost of forgoing one meal.
Thanks for the reply although this is really pointless as you really do not get the gist here. Who ever said anything about forgoing a meal (or two) for make up? WHO DID? please point it out to me as it is oblivious to me.
No one asked you or anyone to buy Chanel to make themselves pretty, even Revlon or Maybelline does the job right! and that will suffice, no? I do not even own any Chanel products as of now as I do not see its relevance to me right now as I have just started working.
anyway, sorry to correct you (though I am happy to) I did not forget any profound wisdom (like you said above), since when ugly, lazy relate to being poor?! How in the world did you come to that equation?
You don’t make sense! So, thus all the long comments and replies you typed from this afternoon up until now is deemed INVALID.
kthxbai.
I think if you’re poor, you definitely cannot be classified as lazy or ugly. Cos it’ll be unfair to them and very belittling! It’s not that they’re lazy, they simply do not have the means to purchase cosmetics or any beauty products.
However, if you’re rich and keep buying luxury stuff and cosmetics and still lazy to lift a finger to use them or to beautify themselves (superficially), then you’ll be wasting good products. What a shame!
I said generalising. Lazy and ugly are subjective terms. The latter being a sensitive word. Chanel was never part of the discussion neither is any drugstore brandsyou named. I am talking about women who do not have access to any cosmetic products cannot be generalised as lazy. I came to the equation because
Coco Chanel’s equation: women + lazy= ugly
So we assume that the opposite is right: women + effort = beautiful
Effort = grooming and make up
Grooming and make up = expensive
No grooming = lazy
I am not awfully good in maths, so bear with me.
Women + poverty + limited access ≠ expensive grooming and make up
Women – expensive grooming product = no grooming
And finally no grooming = lazy.
Seems its back to women + lazy = ugly
Thank you bye.
My equation: women + poverty + limited access to products = no grooming products
And it was sarcasm. Of course I speak no wisdom seeing how Coco Chanel alone speaks wisdom.
DonutFTW, if you have been Jessicat’s reader for a whole year and has have no problems with her choice of words/pictures/style for a year then why this quote she used from Coco Chanel (the famous brand name/designer just incase you don’t know right? cause you sound like you’re the type of girl/faggot that doesn’t know what a BB cream does) is bothering you?
‘There are no such thing as ugly women, only lazy ones’ is a profound say because it doesn’t mean that you/girls have to put on heavy expensive photoshoppy looking cosmetics (referring to you saying about women who has no money for make up products which is utter bullshit) to look pretty. I know some girls who are comfortably using body soaps for their faces which then gives them horrendous break outs and they don’t know what to do. Being beautiful doesn’t only see to ‘make up’ please don’t be so shallow minded.
And how can you accuse Jessicat of this statement ‘What about women who can’t afford fancy eyeliner like you, or have more on their plates than to think of which eyebrows matches their eyes’ for all you know, she might be using an eyeliner that costs her less than RM20?! You live in her makeup box now huh?? Then again, it’s her money so I don’t think you should have even went there.
Back to square one, no one here says anyone to be ugly expect for those girls that looks like an angel yet posts their pictures up and then put captions saying how ugly they look … And those that are lazy to go through the 12 steps of facial care regime practice by the Koreans&Japanese shall shut up and have no say about Coco Chanel’s quote, ‘There is no such thing as ugly women, only lazy ones’
p/s: since this is not your first time hearing that ‘shallow’ quote then I suggest you to spend more of your time that you don’t use to beautify yourself and go rampage hating on every site that you spot that quote. That’s what lifeless dumb mutts like you do everyday right? Haters gon’ hate, potatoes gon’ potate 🙂
Yes Victoria, I have been living under the rock.
Yes as I have admitted it is the one of the best wisdom known to mankind. In case you dont know I am being sarcastic. Ohhhh and since I was living under the rock so to my knowledge, there are places in parts of the world (you know, just incase you didnt know there are civilisation outside the shopping malls) who actually have no water, electricity and food. Yes no soap too.
So when I apply Chanel’s wisdom here, these people who are too lazy to go to you know le shopping malls to pick up these soaps thingy you call them is it because they are too busy looking for food, they must be, according to Chanel’s logic here, ugly. But again, people like you who do not know world outside shopping malls, might not see, they are actually looking beautiful.
“Being beautiful doesn’t only see to ‘make up’ please don’t be so shallow minded. Ohhh forgive me, because the title of this post is MAKE UP LOGIC explained, and Jess explained the LOGIC of this make up by applying the quote of no ugly girls, just lazy girls. How silly of me, that can’t necessary mean or imply make up right, she must have meant tuna sandwich. Ayam Brand is giving away canned tuna, there are no ugly girls, just girls who dont eat tuna. Open your eyes and look at the title, it is not a post about your friend’s miraculous poor man’s homemade remedy for the face.
Yea shut up poor unfortunate people who do not even have internet to practice this regime perfected by the Koreans and Japanese. Build an internet, people in places with no internet. Utter bullshit, you can be beautiful, just forgo your meals, and buy your make up and no one will call you ugly.Spend more time on beautifying yourself too instead of growing your food. And then you can gloat in the internet by saying how ugly you look when you know perfectly well you look like an angel.
Sorry, I am not really digging into her wallet there, you know I just wished that she could have given a clearer picture of the cost of what she called, umm yea enhancing natural beauty. Hey women need to know that. Like I said, I know you live in a shopping mall and probably is oblivious as to where money comes from, there are again people who are money concious.
PS Thank you for the kind suggestion. I shall go plan to potatoes.
After this intellectual debate, I do not agree that Chanel’s quote can be applied or targeted at less privileged people, war victims or just poor people in general.
Surely they have better things to do (in order to survive!) than to look “beautiful”
Her quote, most likely, is targeted at people of the middle to upper class. Of those women who can afford to splurge of luxuries and yes, beauty. They are the ones considered too “lazy” to make up when they have an array of branded cosmetics lying on their dressing table.
For the people who can’t afford or have other heavier responsibilities (e.g survival, refuge) living with a meagre salary, they simply cannot be called “lazy” or “ugly”. I do not condone it as well.
Chanel was, to my understanding, preaching to her demographic market – the rich & beauty-conscious people. Or at least it OUGHT to ideally be.
P/S – When I wrote the title ‘Make-up Logic explained” I was referring to the technicalities and the make-up skills which some are not aware of. (Initially, I wasn’t aware too!) As in, the logic of drawing eyebrows this way and that way or what’s the reason/logic of drawing the eyeliner in this stroke instead of that stroke and so on.
And when I inserted Coco Chanel’s quote on my blogpost, it was just because it relates to make-up and ladies. It wasn’t intended to EXPLAIN the logic of make-up. The step-by-step make-up that Noriko Imura demonstrated and all those skills were the explantion of the logic I was referring to.
I hope I’ve clarified!
Never intended to offend =/
Donut, why are you round? Even the things you say only goes round and around you. For your information, people that (in your own context) don’t have money for cosmetics can also use organic natural stuffs to beautify themselves and that, is an effort thus said not being lazy. Why are you only thinking about ‘no food’, ‘no water’, etcetera? I pity you for being so close minded and so negative thinking all the time. I suggest you read up a book called The Secret, The Power and The Magic, with that I hope you will find true happiness and be thankful everyday instead of looking to the negative side.
I’m sure you don’t live in third world countries since you can be online 24/7 you know, doing you potate shits, what do you know about those that are less fortunate? For all you know, they are the ones who are better at all this makeup stuffs (naturally). No one here says/claims that ‘to be beautiful, put make up on’. You don’t even understand the title. ‘Makeup Logic; Explained’ shows that the author wants to point out her cluelessness about those that puts on heavy makeups … If that makes you feel ‘defamed’ and ‘insulted’ then I suggest you to go less on donuts and hey try to stand up, who knows you might be stuck in the chair (just concern ya know) 🙂
Because round fits in better. Square pegs will never fit into anything.
Yes of course, these people spend their time concorting ways and means to make themselves beautiful right? They are the opposite of lazy; hardworking and resourceful and always looking for organic stuff for their faces. Boy Victoria you have such good understanding of these women. Your voice alone representing all the women in the whole world that women would do everything in the name of beauty!
Yea thank goodness, people who live in the land without internet, you should know better about make up stuff (naturally) because that’s your basic necessity. As far as the Victoria is concerned, that’s what every women should do. Planting potatoes to sustain is secondary.
Because unlike you Victoria, I am not delusional, where I have to use self-help books to imagine that I am rich because the universe will give it to me. And unlike you, I do not use derogatory words to describe certain gender as you did in your last post. Shows how uncouth you are.Unlike you, I will not get personal, I dont tell people to lay off the donuts (you know Victoria means the fat people’s food) and stand up (you know because according Victoria, you are too fat to stand) And finally unlike you, I am not so self centred as you are, thinking just because I dont live in these third world countries, I should not bother myself with how they live
Again as always thanks for your concern. You do know I like sarcasm and not because I am round.
HAHAHAH yeah. I was initially damn clueless as to WHY and HOW some professional make-up experts put on make up in certain ways to achieve certain looks.
So yeah, to me, that whole make-up logic of this and that techniques have finally been explained to me. And that’s what I sharing to the rest of my readers. The how-to’s and the why’s of make-up.
Thank you for the clarification. I wasn’t intending to get personal or offensive. Merely voicing my opinion.
No worries.
I did notice your burning conviction in the feminist strain of thought though!
Actually, I think.. in the end, beauty is always a subjective issue.
Some girls feel the need to look beautiful in make up and they always work hard to put effort to look their best/beautify themselves. And some girls are blessed to naturally look gorgeous and feel beautiful and confident without make up.
Chanel is just Chanel. Shallow or not. Women (in general) swear by her. The icon.
She advocates make-up, beauty, sets luxury and runway trends.. and ladies (popular culture) somehow follow suit.
Oh and… stumbled upon this photo on Facebook which is relevant to our discussion – https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=401338186594493&set=a.380165218711790.86730.364161220312190&type=1&ref=nf
Any takes? What do yall think of it?
Pretty rich. Of course according to Victoria there, it is not an effort or hard work. All women need to do that because she represents all women in the world.. Hunt for organic stuff like she said even if you cannot lay hands on factory produced cosmestic. Who cares about not having basic necessities and etcetcetc. Lest being called lazy, ugly or faggot, round, mutts and I dunno what other derogatory terms.
Anyway I think she is pretty before and after.
I really want the eyeliner because.. I’m a newbie in liquid eyeliner but I’ve fallen in love with it! i jumped when you said this is a water proof cuz I’m always sweating and i always worry that I’ll have the emo melting eyes. Plus it has a good thumbs up from you so I’m sure it’s one heck of an awesome product! 😀
Twitter: @stephy_nie
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Good luck gurl! 🙂
haha yeaaa emo melting eyes. My previous eyeliners used to keep smudging (cos i sweat and have oily skin) and it makes me look like a panda hahahah!
https://www.facebook.com/theisabellee/posts/402443936471819
https://twitter.com/TheIsabelLee/status/234974096495099904
I deserve/really want the eyeliner because eye makeup is really essential for me! Eyeliner transforms me from ‘zero to hero’. Really helps to counter my monolid + hooded eyes. Plus it’s waterproof and long lasting so no worries of panda eyes (already have enough of that).
Thanks! 🙂 goooooooood luck!
I really want the eyeliner because I love the fact that Japanese eyeliner stay longer and does not smudge under my eyes. Who likes panda eyes? No one. I like wearing different eyeliner look for different occasions on different days. It just complete the look and make me look awake.
Gooood luckies! 🙂
Hey there, can anybody able to recommend on a great way to get the cat eye look with cosmetics? thanks
I would recommend K-Palette’s eyeliners!
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Please email me (im@thejessicat.com) your Name & mobile phone number and I shall meet the 3 of you up to pass yall the prize 🙂
CONGRATULATIONS! <3
For those who didn't win, there's always more giveaways to come, okay! xx
Love,
TheJessicat
Dropped you an e-mail! ^_^
Thanks…. Email sent
Yayzers! Thanks Jess! Emailed you already 😉