First of all, I want to thank everyone for following me! I noticed that a few new people started to follow me and I'm so grateful, I love all the comments and the support :)

And I was going to do a make-up tutorial about the look above but my sister (I always ask her opinion about things first) told me it looked a bit too ordinary. I do agree with her, so I decided to just use the pictures to share an easy tip: how to get a matching eye liner.

I came up with this look because I wanted to use some of my Sleek eye shadows that never looked very interesting to me. But when I was almost done, I was a bit annoyed that I didn't have an eye liner that would match the colours. So this is what I did:

It's super easy :) Just take a white eye liner, lightly press it into your eye shadow and then you're ready to apply it. It doesn't harm any of the products and it stays on perfectly. I mixed it with a few different kinds of eye shadow to make sure the colour would match, you just have to play with it a little. But I think this is awesome if you want to match the eye liner with your eye shadows like I did, or if you just don't feel like buying an eye liner in every possible colour out there.

So, if you don't have a white eye liner yet, go get one! I definitely consider them as a must-have :)

I had to keep my nails pretty short for a while because I was going to help in two different nursing homes during the past 2 weeks. I was pretty sure they wouldn't like long, bright and colourful nails, so I had to tone them down a bit. (...okay a whole lot) :P It sure felt like a huge sacrifice when I clipped my nails short and only used a simple base coat :P Now that I'm free again, I wanted to do a look inspired by my newest make-up look: Leopard Beauty.

Besides the basic base coat and top coat, this is what I used:

BarryM nail paint in Bright Purple, Essense 3 in 1 nail polish in Fatal & BarryM nail paint in Shocking Pink. Then last but not least: a toothpick!

When I was painting my nails it was too dark to do any 'step by step' pictures, but it's very simple to do. First you apply a few coats of the pink nail polish (I needed 3 coats this time) and then you dip the toothpick into the black nail polish and draw messy circles and little dots on your nails. (Just Google a picture of a leopard print for reference). At the end you take a new toothpick and dip it into the purple nail polish, then you use it to fill in those circles and voilà: you have leopard nails :)

It doesn't really compare to Konad, but I did get some compliments :P

This one smells so good that they even had to put this on the bottom: 'This is a cosmetic product, not a food product' :P My mum got this one for free during a shopping trip, so she gave it to me to review. First I was a bit sceptical because the scent was super sweet and when was I actually going to use a body cream? At that point I didn't use one before so I wasn't really sure if it would add something to my routine. I loved the packaging right away though, so I decided to try it. Who can resist a big pink jar? Not me ;)

So yeah, the jar itself is pretty big, this one will probably last me for months! Besides raspberry they also sell mango and cocos. The body creams are from the Fruit Line, which also comes with a body lotion in the same scents. All the products are for normal skin and not too expensive. The body creams (200 ml) are around 3 Euro and the body lotions (250 ml) are 2,50. (that's around 4,10 dollar/2,68 pounds & 3,42 dollar/2,24 pounds)

What really surprised me, is that the substance is pretty thick. It's kinda a mix between a cream and a body butter. The first time I tried it I used too much and it got a bit greasy, but luckily the skin absorbed it pretty quickly. I mainly used it has a hand cream the past couple of days and I'm pretty pleased with it. It smells less intoxicating on the skin than it does in the jar, even though my stepdad claims he can smell me anywhere I go :P

But I really like this one, the packaging is cute and it does the job well. I bet I'll be using this all the time when the weather gets nicer, it's perfect to give your skin a little boost :)

Take one and place it from the corner of your eye to where your eyebrow ends.

Step 5: Pick a purple eye shadow & apply it above the black base.

Step 6: take another black (a matte one) and a shimmery bronze, you will apply this over the black base. The second black goes in the corners, the bronze goes in the middle.

Step 7: Take a red ish brown and use it to blend the purple and the black together.

Step 8: Time to remove the tape!

Now you can colour the waterline.

Step 10: Curl your lashes and apply mascara (I used my new one, I’ll review it later!)

And then…you’re finished!

Here are some more pictures of the final look: (In the last two pictures I highlighted the inner corner of my eye with white eye shadow, but that’s optional)