So every once in a while I go on these binges when I'm obesses with clothes, makeup, or shoes and honestly this video is a little bit of both LOL Enjoy!
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Getting Back into the Swing of Things
ey Everyone!!!
So I decided to relaunch my blog and I will be posting all of my day to day activities, everything from lipstick to how to feed a family of 5 (mainly 3 growing boys). I'm super excited to show you everything I have to offer, and Thanks for sticking with me. ;0)
Gabrielle xoxoxoxoxo
So I decided to relaunch my blog and I will be posting all of my day to day activities, everything from lipstick to how to feed a family of 5 (mainly 3 growing boys). I'm super excited to show you everything I have to offer, and Thanks for sticking with me. ;0)
Gabrielle xoxoxoxoxo
Monday, September 29, 2008
My Spiral Set
Since my hair is shoulder length I like to use the yellow magnetic rollers and the all purpose metal clips. Depending on where I'm at in my regimen I might shampoo and deep condition or just do a co-wash (deep condition).
Tools You'll Need:
rattail comb
glycerin/water mix
magnetic rollers
salon all purpose clips
coconut oil
nairobi foam
bobby pins
CD's mimosa hair honey
1. Part hair into 4 sections and secure with non-metal hair band.
2. Spray my vegetable glycerin and water mix onto each section of hair, seal with coconut oil, then I use my Nairobi Wrapp it Shine Conditioning Foam, about 1 pump should do it.
3. I take my rattail comb; part across then I take about 1 inch section of hair, next I take the roller and wrap the end of the hair around the bottom of the roller and roll the hair all the way around in a twist-like motion; then clip at the roots( top part of roller).
4. I do this for each section, if you find that your hair dries to fast after applying the nairobi foam and glycerin mix, spray a little more moisture to it, do not add any more foam this will dry your hair and make your hair hard.
5. Sit under a hooded dryer until hair dries.
6. To style I separate the curls into two using a little Carol's Daughter mimosa hair honey or sometimes I'll just use coconut oil. Then I'll part 1 1/2 inch from the top of my left ear to the top of my right ear. Next I put some more hair honey on my edes and pin the remaining hair at the top of my head, creating a faux hump.
This style usually lasts about 4 to 5 days. Then I'll shampoo and deep condition and most likely do a braid out or bun to give my hair a rest from all that maniputlation.
Tools You'll Need:
rattail comb
glycerin/water mix
magnetic rollers
salon all purpose clips
coconut oil
nairobi foam
bobby pins
CD's mimosa hair honey
1. Part hair into 4 sections and secure with non-metal hair band.
2. Spray my vegetable glycerin and water mix onto each section of hair, seal with coconut oil, then I use my Nairobi Wrapp it Shine Conditioning Foam, about 1 pump should do it.
3. I take my rattail comb; part across then I take about 1 inch section of hair, next I take the roller and wrap the end of the hair around the bottom of the roller and roll the hair all the way around in a twist-like motion; then clip at the roots( top part of roller).
4. I do this for each section, if you find that your hair dries to fast after applying the nairobi foam and glycerin mix, spray a little more moisture to it, do not add any more foam this will dry your hair and make your hair hard.
5. Sit under a hooded dryer until hair dries.
6. To style I separate the curls into two using a little Carol's Daughter mimosa hair honey or sometimes I'll just use coconut oil. Then I'll part 1 1/2 inch from the top of my left ear to the top of my right ear. Next I put some more hair honey on my edes and pin the remaining hair at the top of my head, creating a faux hump.
This style usually lasts about 4 to 5 days. Then I'll shampoo and deep condition and most likely do a braid out or bun to give my hair a rest from all that maniputlation.
Make-Up Products
I'm not really a big make-up kinda girl but I do like to look nice whenever I go out somewhere special or if I'm trying to look nice for myself. Here are the products I use...
Shishedo- Foundation Primer
Bare Escentials- Dark/Deep Starter Kit
Tarte- Combo Eye Couture Day to Night Eye Palette
Clinique- High Definition Lashes Brush, Then Comb Mascara
Sephora- Eyebrow Kit
Carols Daughter- Lip Butter
Mac Lipgloss- lustreglass (bateaux)
Loreal- Eyelid Primer
These items help me transtion from going to church; to going out to a fundraiser dinner with my husband. It creates a natural look and then it can transform into a sexy sensual look. Now these
items are a little pricey, I like to invest in products that are good quality and will last me a while.
And even if I don't create a full look on a day to day basis I can at least brush a little translucuent powder, some lipgloss and mascara and walk out the door. Especially with a 4 month old and a 2 year old.
These products can be found at Sephora, Macy's, and Walmart
Shishedo- Foundation Primer
Bare Escentials- Dark/Deep Starter Kit
Tarte- Combo Eye Couture Day to Night Eye Palette
Clinique- High Definition Lashes Brush, Then Comb Mascara
Sephora- Eyebrow Kit
Carols Daughter- Lip Butter
Mac Lipgloss- lustreglass (bateaux)
Loreal- Eyelid Primer
These items help me transtion from going to church; to going out to a fundraiser dinner with my husband. It creates a natural look and then it can transform into a sexy sensual look. Now these
items are a little pricey, I like to invest in products that are good quality and will last me a while.
And even if I don't create a full look on a day to day basis I can at least brush a little translucuent powder, some lipgloss and mascara and walk out the door. Especially with a 4 month old and a 2 year old.
These products can be found at Sephora, Macy's, and Walmart
Monday, September 22, 2008
Hair Tools
Denman Brush
Rattail Comb
Goody's Wide Tooth Comb (Detangler)
Jiberle Shower Comb (Detangler)
Applicator Brush
2 Towel Turbins
Applicator Bottle
Ion Bonnet Dryer
Flat Iron: Coriliss
Magnetic Roller: Red, Yellow, Green
Metal Roller Clip
Closed bobby Pins
Saran Wrap
Satin Bonnet
Hot Tools Braid Sealer
Flat Iron: Andis (found at walmart $17)
Plastic Caps
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