Useful make up & hair tutorials

I actually realised some of my friends are really interested in learning how to apply make up especially eyeliner. But they don't know where to start from!
And often I would get questions on which type of eyeliner is better and etc.
I have pencil eyeliner (brown, Avon), liquid eyeliner (brown, Etude House) and gel eyeliner (purple, Faceshop).
Before I got myself gel eyeliner, I always used pencil eyeliner and often found it tend to smudge few hours after applying it. So, I got myself liquid eyeliner but I didn't really like it and I turned back to my pencil eyeliner again.
Just about a week ago, I visited Faceshop and was informed by one of their friendly staffs that they are having half price promotion on gel eyeliner for members.
I was thrilled. The promotion sounded really attractive to me as it went down from $17.90 to $9.80.
I bought it and I'm loving it ♥
Other than the types of eyeliner I'm using, I was often asked how do I apply eyeliner. There are actually few ways of applying eyeliner and in my opinion, I think it all depends on which way you feel convenience in drawing it.
I've always encourage my girlfriends to search and watch more make up tutorials on youtube but I don't think they actually do that.
Therefore, I'm posting up tutorials which I found on youtube and think it's really useful.

Tutorial on eyeliner

Other than tutorial on eyeliner, I've also posted up tutorials on curling hair.
In the recent wedding party I attended, I had my hair curled myself with the cheap Philips curler that Hubby got me 3-4 years back. I received well feedbacks from people but I'm not good in making/editing video and is very 'camera-shy' so I don't find it a good idea to do a tutorial on how I curl my hair.
Once again, I searched on youtube and found a tutorial which is close to the way how I always curl my hair so I'm sharing it! It's actually made by the same girl in previous video.
I also found another video of her showing people how to curl hair using paper bag!
Unbelievable right? I've yet to try it out but it does sound better to hair as there's no heat involved in the process which is healthier to hair (especially to people who curl their hair using iron curler frequently).

Tutorial on curling hair with iron curler (yes heat)

Tutorial on curling hair with paper bag (no heat)

Credit: Michelle Phan (RiceBunny) and Youtube


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