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Beauty Confidential: Monday Hair

As promised, here’s another installment of Beauty Confidential (wherein I break down every single thing I use in painstaking detail). Now, the truth about my hair is that I’ve always, always wanted delicious typical Asian hair (thick, lustrous, black). Instead, I have fine, bleh, and medium brown (!) hair. What! I know, sigh. I wrote a whole article about my hair routine in ELLE (read it here). In any case, here’s what I used on it this morning to fake delicious typical Asian hair:

Shu Uemura Muroto Volume shampoo and conditioner: gives anemic hair lift and bounce.

Kerastase Initialiste serum: I use it on damp hair, just at the roots. It’s meant to make hair healthier and fuller over time.

Living Proof Root Lifting Spray (dupe for that: L’Oreal Everstyle Volume Root Lifting Spray): spritz, spritz at the roots for even bigger hair.

I use a Sultra blowdryer, brush it out with a Mason Pearson, and done (whew)!

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makeup-madness:

elongated cut crease tutorial with glō minerals smoky eye kit-

1. Apply a piece of tape along the lower lashline slanting up to create a sharp edge. Sweep color #1 across the entire eye, from just beneath the brow to the upper lashline. Use a fluffy blending brush to apply color #3 to the crease, dragging it out and up.

2. Apply color #4 with an angled liner brush along the outer lashline and up into the outer crease. This should create a sideways ‘V’ shape. Blend softly!

3. Remove the tape. Blend color #2 along the lower lashline.

4. Line color #4 even closer to the lower lashline, creating a gradient.

5. Curl the lashes, apply mascara, and falsies if you choose.

6. Done!

The palette used is the Smoky Eye Kit by glō minerals provided by beautystoredepot.com. See my review on this palette here! Hope you found this tutorial helpful!

xo