Say hello to the Colourpop Disney collection! This may actually be the best thing I’ve bought in all 2018…
Say hello to the Colourpop Disney collection! This may actually be the best thing I’ve bought in all 2018…
Hey all! Today is another post I had in my drafts but didn’t quite post in a seasonal manner, haha. Today is Shiro’s Cozy and Bright collection, as well as a few additional golden swatches….
Happy almost Valentine’s everybody! I have springtime and roses on the mind, so I pulled out all my indie matte pinks & mauves and swatched them all together. This is what I call my “birds of a feather” series, since colors of a feather flock together 😉
The nerd is strong with this month’s Hello Waffle Visage! The inspiration was Legend of Zelda.
Heck. Yes.
Spoiler warning: this is one of my favorite months of Hello Waffle visage EVER. The colors just speak to my warm-loving heart, and I adore the Hunchback of Notre Dame inspiration!
This month’s Visage theme was Little House in the Big Woods. I appreciate that Hello Waffle always includes a sheet that outlines the theme as well as the contents of each month’s box. This month was something I was unfamiliar with (sorry! I never read the Laura Inglalls books much as a kid!), so I appreciate the extra work to include the explanation of theme.
Now THIS is how you do a back-to-school theme 😉 Mean Girls is such a cult favorite, I’m surprised I hadn’t seen more makeup inspired by it before! This box was bold, pink, and totally grool.
Omg it’s almost 2018! I’m going to do a bunch of posts today to help finish my walk backwards through this year’s Hello Waffle Visages! Here is September, inspired by The Princess and the Pea.
I’m continuing my catch-up on the 2017 year with today’s post: the Hello Waffle Visage for October 2017!
I’m catching up on my backlog of posts I’ve been meaning to get around to. I’m hoping to finish it all before the new year 😀 Today I have for you the swatches from Notoriously Morbid’s November vanishing cabinet subscription. This month’s theme was “Eternal Glory”, inspired by The Goblet of Fire (Harry Potter #4).
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