Our very first Bazaar

Top left to right: The StudioBox Airbrush Sponge, Makeup Mixing Palette with Spatula, Makeup Removing Sponge 

Last weekend we've joined the Cebu International School (CIS) Bazaar, it was a two day event and I have been very excited about it since October. The bazaar was awesome everything went smooth sailing and very well organized. I had a lot of fun since I get to meet new and potential clients and also other bazaar sellers. However I  personally find it most delightful to finally meet several of our online clients face to face for the first time. It's good to put a face to a name and talk to them in the flesh, unfortunately I wasn't able to take

CIS Chirstmas Bazaars!

I just LOVE bazaars, because I always get great items and rare finds at awesome deals at bazaars, and one of my most awaited bazaar is the Cebu International School Bazaar Held annually at Marco Polo Hotel. This

Halloween Makeup Mayhem

One of my favorite holiday is Halloween, simply because I can get crazy with all sorts of makeup looks, from whimsical to hard core blood and gore. Just last Oct 29 I got to play around with my friends for our annual Halloween party.  I did most of their makeups and a few special effects using tissue papers and glue. So enough of the blabbing here are the looks.

Mananangal Party Girl hahahaha

It's finally here!! StudioBox Airbrush Sponge.

I'm excited to share to everyone about The StudioBox Airbrush Sponge. These Non Latex Hydrophilic sponges work very well in blending and creating the perfect streak free flawless canvas for a fraction of the cost of others brands!

The StudioBox Airbrush Sponge may be used dry of wet, however maximum performance of the sponge is achieved when used damp. The sponges in their original dry state is soft but a bit firm however when soaked in water it instantly expand to about double it's size and the sponge gets soft and squishy, the surface texture

The Wedding Gig

Just a quick post of the makeup I did for a wedding last September 17 (*sigh* such gorgeous ladies) click photo to enlarge.

Makeup I did is for Christine (far left) Joan (left of bride) and Heidi  (right of the bride) and Janice Mae (beside Heidi)