who wouldn't want some fun in the dark?especially since it comes complete with a makeup mirror that lights up on its own.. lol.i can imagine how much fun too faced cosmetics branding and product team must have coming up with these cute, fancy and sometimes naughty ideas. i simply love the brand's retro style and packaging, especially their quickie chronicles range :)
fun in the dark - such a cute name for a makeup palette... very apt too, because with this you can actually switch off the lights in your bedroom and have some fun putting on makeup in the dark - with the aid of the mirror's led-lights.don't forget to check out the cover picture on the case too.. hehehe.ooh... some kind of fun in the dark indeed, erh? ;)
priced at USD32.50, this value-for-money palette comes with 4 eyeshadows + 2 lip shades + 1 blush + 1 bronzer. one possible deal breaker here though, is the unfortunate choice of boring colours in it - i find them kinda dull and disappointing, especially to match a palette this cheeky. a pity.
cozycot has launched an iPhone app.i've just downloaded it to show my support... shall try it out soon ;)
i like him :) adorable, isn't he?Coach always comes up with such cute doggie charms and key fobs *sigh*...
with Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland screening at the cinemas now, i'm sure it'll arouse a new wave of interest and curiosity surrounding this particular question that Mad Hatter had asked Alice in the story.
people who have read or watched previous movies on Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland wouldn't be unfamiliar with this unsolved mystery that has left many with a huge question mark, and drove many others nuts trying to figure it out.the answer:
if you didn't already know, there was simply no answer for it. period.that's how Lewis Carroll had always meant for it to be.but since people are generally inquisitive by nature, asking a question with no answer just didn't seem right or acceptable. so people started making up all kinds of answers...
if you are - like me - thirsty for an answer to this question anyway - click here :)
i'm hardly a M.A.C. cosmetics fan, except for the occasional special tie-ups or limited edition collections, or at the annual estee lauder warehouse sale ;)
(ps: does any of you think that the above M.A.C. promo. photo reminds you of Coach too?)
check out M.A.C.'s newest collection - Liberty of London. this is not love at first sight but it's definitely growing on me. oh what can i say? i'm just such a sucker for pretty packaging.. hehehe..
i think white is a welcomed refreshing change for M.A.C. (from their usual solid blacks) and i like the flowers and birds motifs too - very spring/summery, very tropical.
honestly, i don't really fancy the makeup colours from this collection (nothing unusual), just drawn to the pretty white floral casing, esp. the beauty powders and the pouch too! :)i wonder if these are already available at our M.A.C. counters?shall check them out soon!
hmm.. i can't decide if i wanna call this:
(i) innovative,(ii) interesting,
(iii) cute, or
(iii) kinda weird
check out this recent marketing initiative by Old Navy - SuperModelquin Super Search.
here's how it works:
challenge 1 ("pose with the plastic pros") - during the upload phase, visit a participating Old Navy store to pose and take a photo with a SuperModelquin. You will be required to bring your own camera and a friend to take your photo. then, visit the website and follow the directions to upload the photo into the appropriate category.
challenge 2 ("modelquin makeover") - during the upload phase, visit the website and upload a photo of yourself, or your child. then, choose from pre-existing options to create a Modelquin that most resembles the photo. follow the links and instructions to submit your photo and the Modelquin you created into the appropriate category.
challenge 3 ("lights, camera, plastic!") - during the upload phase, visit the Website and follow the instructions to insert your Modelquin into an Old Navy commercial. then submit a one hundred seventy-five (175) character word script to be incorporated in the commercial.3 finalists will be shortlisted based on the number of votes they receive. at the end of the contest, one lucky winner will become Old Navy's very own SuperModelquin, get cast into a real plastic mannequin, and walk away with US$100,000 prize.
i guess it's a neat idea.. but i'm not too sure what it'll feel like seeing a life-size mannequin of yourself each time you walk into an Old Navy's store :)
nonetheless, it is actually fun creating a virtual modelquin of yourself, almost like playing online paperdoll (or rather, plastic doll) ;) - give it a try here!
wow.. 101% coolness!
this is what 3 minute 53 seconds of perfect precision is like...
you just gotta watch it.
lol.. this is funny!you gotta click through and take a look..
then have some laughs.. and ponder over it.
i'm sure there are many such "culprits" out there..
- the gamer
- the event coordinator
- the desperate marketer
- the horrible photo tagger (we all shudder at this, don't we?) ;)
- the rash (lol.. stalker!)
- the quiz taker
- the passive aggressor
- the infant profile
- the filterless
are you guilty? :p