EOTD: 2/11

I REALLY like my look for today, that's why there are so many photos, haha. For my second request I had yellow, green, and blue. My blue leans a little green, but it's still blue :) and I have some white in there as well. The yellow, green, and white are all Orglamix while the blue is a TKB kit color. They are all foiled together using Candy's Foiling Jazz.

Natural light

Super Science post!

So on this entry we will have pictures from all three of the lab classes I am currently in! However, after the first group I will be putting more after the jump, there are just a lot of photos in this one. First, biology! We were testing different variables that effected Catalase, an enzyme that was extracted from yeast. :)

 

EOTD: 2/10

First, I want to give a shout out to my mom. Happy Birthday Mom! :D I've already called and talked to her, but figured since I'm also writing a few posts today I'd give her shout out. On to today's look! Sometimes I ask my friends on facebook to choose my colors, I'll ask for a color or for a number of colors. Today I am doing a white, gold and yellow look chosen for me. :) I also have looks for the next three 'makeup days' all lined up. It kinda makes getting ready easier sometimes. XD
Two of the colors I used here I got from a RAMM (Random Act of Mineral Makeup). Here are the swatches of all of the awesome makeup I got :)

All of these are shades from Orglamix. I really like them :)

Ok, so I didn't get any good full face photos, so I'll leave you with this photo of me looking like an alien (that's how I feel about it anyways, XD).

EOTD: 2/8

I loved this look! I attempted the different shape again, where one color takes up the majority of the lid and then a second or third color sweeps across the outside edge of the crease. I used a nude and a couple of pinks made from the TKB kit. I used a hard candy glitter stick as base and then used Candy's foiling jazz again. This stuff is amazing! I went to bed late last night, and had a test early this morning, so I sort of rolled into and out of bed without washing my face. Well about half of my makeup is still on my face and the stuff that is still there looks pretty darn good! I didn't get very many photos, so here are the two lone survivors.

EOTD: 2/2 , 2/7

I've got two looks for you this week. Recently I got a special gift from a friend on a facebook group that I am in. She gave me a whole extra jar of Candy's Sweet Treats Foiling Jazz! :) This stuff is awesome! I've never used a foiling serum, so there was some tingling the very first time I used it. I didn't feel it at all on my arm when I swatched, but when I put on my super glittery pigments I think the glitter rubbed against my skin and irritated it. After a few minutes the feeling went away and I wore it all day long without even noticing I had makeup on! :D I've used it for the second look as well and had no reaction, so I'm certain that it was my skin reacting to glycerin for the first time since I am pretty darn sensitive. I love it, and can't understand how I got my eyeliner on without it, it makes applying so freakin' smooth and easy! My friend also included five colors that she made with her TKB kit, which are awesome!

(her five colors, and then my color on the far right, all swatched with the Foiling Jazz)

(I also got a cute little necklace from her daughter! :D)

Looks after the jump..

Caturday #5

Here are some more cat macros to get you through the week! "_

Another Thursday, another science class

A delicious, all natural creme soda! I spoiled myself after feeling really sick for a week. :3

This is how school looked this morning when I went, it was incredibly foggy, you can see way better in these photos than you could in real life.

The difference between a few hours...

 This one is picture heavy, so I'm gonna put all the science-ey stuff under here!

 So we just made a sodium salt today. We started with an unknown solution and had to determine whether we had a carbonate or hydrogen carbonate. We ended up thinking we had a Potassium Carbonate, let's hope we were right! :)

 Adding the hydrochloric acid to make the chloride.

 I think this picture just looks so good, like it could be in a science magazine ^_~.

and our end result, voila! Haha, supposedly KHCO3.