Beauty on a Budget Review: Wet n Wild Creme Eyeliner

I've heard so many good things about this liner, from notable sources might I add. I contemplated purchasing it for about a month. I'm actually really glad I gave it a shot.

I purchased this from CVS, that's right CVS instead of Walgreens. I bought mine for $3.99! I felt almost guilty for doing so lol. The little container on this baby is so adorable. Of course it comes with a little angled brush, which is decent but I still prefer my BH Cosmetics Angled Brush.

The consisentency is alot creamier than most cream formulas I've tried. I just barely put the brush in and picked up a decent amount of product without having to diggg my way into the jar. The payoff is very black, which I love. I believe I've found my holy-grail eyeliner.

What's your go-to eyeliner? Do you prefer pen, cream or liquid eyeliner?

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Alphabet Challenge: H is for Highlighter! What is it and where should you put it?

Welcome to Week 8 of the Alphabet Challenge <3 This week's letter is H. If you'd like info on how to join the Alphabet Challenge, read below. My H is for Highlighter. Today we'll be talking all about highlighters!

It's all about color and placement. When you used properly, your face can have an amazing, natural glow.

Jennifer Lopez, showing a healthy glow.

What & Why

Highlighters are used to do just that-highlight your face, not give your face this weird aura or make you appear oily. You could be extremely tired one day, but with highlighter the world would have a hard time telling. Use highlighter to give your face a healthy, natural glow. You want to appear dewy, like you've just applied moisturizer. Mind you, dewy..not wet.

Highlighting not only has it glowing effects-depending on where you put it, there's other helpful effects. Like what, you ask? Highlighting your brows (browbone included) gives them more shape and gives your eyes dimension. Want a slimmer nose? Use a highlight to draw attention to the bridge of your nose. If you don't have a defined cupid's bow -or if you do- highlighting your cupid's bow makes your lips look more defined and your lipstick look more elegant.

Best Formula?

Brow: powder

Undereyes: solid, cream

Face: Liquid

Don't forget to match textures: If you're wearing a cream or liquid foundation, choose a liquid or cream highlight to easily blend the two for a natural look. 

Where To Put It?

• Brow Bone
• Temples
• Nose Bridge
• Above the Cheeks
• Chin
• Cupid's Bow

I've created my idea of a highlighted face chart. It's not the best but it's original. A for effort? If you think I deserve an 'A', hover over the image to pin it to pinterest!

There's even more places to use your highlighter when contouring, but that is a whole other post.

Tips

• Apply above your cheek bone to blush to allow the light to reflect off the top of your cheekbone
• Apply after foundation and before concealer for a natural, even glow
• Blend edges into foundation before placing a powder to set the highlight.
• Translucent powder works best for highlighted areas.
• Do not, I repeat, DO NOT forget to blend out your highlight. No harsh lines.

How to Join the Challenge

Send your name and blog URL to itsmejiawun@hotmail.com

Further Instructions will be given through email.

Is highlighting a part of your makeup routine? If so what kind do you use? If you have any tips, leave them below! Hope you found my post helpful <3

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