Sparklecrack Central’s Jovian Sea
A combination of Endlesssea and Travel to Jupiter. One of the better results from my frankencolor experiment. The underlying bluegreen color is brightened rather than lightened.
A combination of Endlesssea and Travel to Jupiter. One of the better results from my frankencolor experiment. The underlying bluegreen color is brightened rather than lightened.
A combination of Prettyvacant and Travel to Mars. The orange in Prettyvacant was so intense that I decided against this color originally, and got Coralfang instead. With this mica mixed in, the color is still there, but less ORANGE!!!
A combination of Poisonivy and Travel to Mars. (And see how useful it was to know the Roman name for Mars? Even more sadly, I'm not sure which helped me more - my watching Caprica, or my watching Xena and Hercules. It certainly wasn't reading all the Greek and Roman...
Knowing the Greek names of the Roman gods comes in handy when you're trying to name your frankened colors in such a way that you'll easily be able to remember the ingredients.
This color is a combination Atomic and Travel to Venus...hence the name, Travelling Atomic. The color payoff is a less bold yellow than Atomic, and when applied dry the duochrome shimmer isn't very apparent. Patted over damp primer or applied wet, the duochrome does show through quite nicely.
You've heard about this, right? I announced it last week, beating Zoya's announcement by nearly an hour (I just happened to find the page on their site and just had to share…) You send in bottles of nail polish (or base coat, or top coat, or treatment - even mini...
Part of the One Year Eyecolor Challenge (new colors used: 4)
Part of the One Year Eyecolor Challenge (new colors used: 5)
Bare Escentuals' Recent Fill Levels I've recently bought a few more shadows from Bare Escentuals: Trophy Wife, Snowflake, Ell-If-I-Know, and Starlight (in the Purely Radiant kit). I can recall discussions on several forums about the apparently-reduced fill levels in Bare Escentuals' shadows. I don't know if they've rejiggered the jars ...
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