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Living in the ’80s:

I love a change of seasons. Yes, it’s now officially fall and I’ve started decorating for Halloween. In fact, I’m writing this post on my patio as the very first cold front of fall blows in. With that said, there’s something about ’80s design that evokes an “endless summer” state of mind. I have some fun fall blog content on the way in the coming weeks, but before jumping head first into a new season, I wanted to highlight some of my ’80s design favorites.

What does “living in the ’80s” mean to you? If we’re being honest, there are many reasons why I wouldn’t want to live in the 1980s, as each decade that passes seems to lead to more progress and awareness in areas that truly matter. But in terms of the design, it just doesn’t get better than the bold variety of the ’80s, does it?! Take the earrings above, which were created by Colleen White. Crafted from 1980s-style erasers, these showstoppers are easy to make (scroll to the bottom of the post for more details).

Inspiration from ’80s Sellers

Anyone else love looking for ’80s design inspiration by checking out the Instagram accounts of retro decor sellers/dealers? With their eye for curation (and mixing and matching old with new), they always find interesting ways to refresh and display pieces. Above we see a vignette by LYC Vintage, featured at The Spruce (in an article about ’80s design trends)! Other seller favorites include Freska Living and The MOD Weekend. Who are some of your favorite ’80s merch dealers?

’80s Television

I’m way late to the party on this one, but I recently found out about My 80’s TV, which simulates the experience of channel surfing in the 1980s. It’s absolutely addictive. You can specify the type of television you’re interested in watching (cartoons, soaps, movies, trailers, talk shows and more). I watched a LOT of TV as a kid in the ’80s, so there’s a huge comfort factor for me here. Nostalgia aside, this ’80s TV experience is a great way to completely immerse yourself in the decade. Who’s up for the escape?!

’80s Design at Home

The photo above is from the home of Meg Gustafson, whose abodes have been featured multiple times at Apartment Therapy. Here’s a Mirror80 feature spotlighting one of her previous Chicago residences. In addition, Meg curates one of my favorite tumblrs, 80s Deco (Instagram account: 80s_deco). Her style is the epitome of ’80s maximalism, which is no doubt why Apartment Therapy’s recent article on the return of ’80s design notes some distinct elements of her look. The piece is definitely worth a read, especially since it talks about ways to bring the 1980s design home, as well as how people are combining different elements from the decade with a fresh set of eyes. How do you incorporate ’80s furnishings and decor into your home? Hint: feel free to mix and match different style (like Memphis and ’80s Deco), and don’t be afraid of color!

’80s-Style Decor

I’m always on the lookout for new decor that reminds me of my childhood. Remember those shell cushions that were featured on many a bathroom vanity stool?! Garden Glory is currently offering this Rose Shell Cushion, which can be placed on the chair or bench of your choice. Above we see two of them displayed together. Retro glam at its finest! I also find a surprisingly large number of ’80s-style pieces at retailers such as CB2, from tableware to vases. Where do you shop for new items with an ’80s look?

Deco Vase Vignettes

Right before I first started blogging (back in 2010!!), I began collecting ’80s Deco vases, picking them up for a few bucks apiece at thrift stores like Goodwill. (Here’s a fun 2011 post featuring me with all of my vases, shot by my talented friend Ben Aqua.) It’s been fun seeing ’80s Deco vases gain popularity again, and it’s also weird seeing pieces I picked up for mere dollars a decade ago now selling for $50-$120 on sites like Etsy! Thankfully you can still find good deals on ’80s vases, and I always wonder how people style them once they get them home. I’ve seen some stellar arrangements featuring dried flowers but I haven’t yet tried incorporating them into my own vases. Here’s a post I created with some tropical design ideas featuring fresh and faux flowers.

’80s DIY Projects

I love a good ’80s DIY project. Check out Mirror80’s collection of DIY ideas and projects here. Now back to the earrings featured at the top of today’s post…

Colleen White is someone I’ve had the pleasure of getting to know through the ’80s Design group on Facebook (come join us if you’re interested)!! When she posted this project in the group and revealed that she’d crafted the earrings from ’80s-style erasers, I had to have a pair! Here’s what she has to say about the project:

I got the idea for the earrings after buying a pair from Etsy made of Lisa Frank mini erasers. I saw the palm tree ones at Target. They looked so cute and 80s that I knew I had to do something with them. I found everything needed either through Joann’s or Etsy. Luckily I already knew how to wrap the wire to create the beaded link between the eraser charm and earring hook. After gathering supplies and finding an excellent tutorial on YouTube on how to make eraser charms, the process was pretty easy. I made them while watching TV, lol.

I’m always inspired by Colleen’s projects and finds, and I thank her for sending these ’80s-style eraser earrings my way, especially since I can now share them here on the blog.

What are some ways you’re “living in the ’80s” these days? Any projects in the works? Media that keeps you connected to the decade? Products you search for on a regular basis?

Thanks for reading, and stay tuned for a big batch of fall content heading your way soon…

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A Mirror80 Giveaway!:

Hi Everyone! Just a quick note to let you know Mirror80’s fall newsletter is up and running. To celebrate the opening of Mirror80’s Society6 store, I’m giving away a tropical palm pouch to one lucky newsletter subscriber. Not already a subscriber? Subscribe here. When the newsletter arrives in your inbox, check it out for instructions on how to enter the giveaway.

This pouch is perfect for holding a range of items, from grooming products and pens to small electronics and accessories. The winner will be notified via email on October 1st.

Thanks for being a Mirror80 reader and supporting the blog! I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend.

Cheers, Kate

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The 2019 Mirror80 Gift Guide:

Welcome to the 2019 Mirror80 Gift Guide! Let me start by saying that I truly believe the Holiday Season is about much, much more than shopping. This post is not an attempt to get you to jump into a pool of consumerism. For me, the annual gift guide is a chance to take a look at some of the amazing ways that 1980s style is alive and well in both authentically retro and entirely new items. The brands, makers and shops that follow are worth checking out, for holiday shopping or anytime shopping!!

Organized by aesthetic, the finds below reflect a range of price points. If you can’t spend $300 on a vase, rest assured there’s something in your budget if you keep scrolling. I wish you and yours a meaningful holiday and a glorious New Year. Thanks for reading!

Bold, Bright and Geo

Bold geometry has made a HUGE comeback in recent years. New Memphis design is an homage to the Memphis-Milano movement of the 1980s, and the return of bright color combos and interesting forms has gone mainstream. Plus, a whole new range of makers and discerning designers have put their stamp on this timeless look, so this section of today’s post is by far the longest. Let’s get started!!

Amy Rosalyn’s handmade resin earrings are wonderfully light, yet they’re striking and substantial. They will transform any outfit into a work of art, especially if you’re into color blocking. Above we see a pair in red and white. Check out the entire selection here. Featured below: a radiant pair of Red on Red Earrings. I’ve got my eye on a few more pair…

Gold-plated stainless steel and enamel beautifully blend in Matter Matters’ Phase Necklace. Choose from 2 sizes. The minis are shown below, including the Mini Eclipse Necklace in black:

While the photo at the top of this section already gave you a peek at the Half Moon Clutch in Black (also from Matter Matters), below we see the Half Moon Clutch in Purple Blue, as well as the mini size. Guaranteed to be the focal point of any outfit:

I’m a big fan of Etsy shop Sophistique Studio, as they take the time to beautifully curate authentic ’80s items. If you’re shopping for a collector, pieces like this Memphis-style fixture/sconce are hard to pass up:

Cool Machine’s Two Parts Plant Pot can be used as a planter or a totem. Color and form are celebrated in this unique, functional item that makes the perfect gift for design lovers. Catalan sandstone is the material of choice:

Areaware’s Eraser Pencil Stands make great stocking stuffers. Use them to display pencils, or use them to build a totem!

Poketo’s Monthly Planners bring the grid to your workspace, along with a hefty dose of color. For as low as $8, you can get the version in red, but I’m pretty smitten with the blue.

Speaking of blue, anyone need a water bottle? For the record, I don’t need one. But I really want this water bottle, a collaboration between Corkcicle and Poketo:

’80s Style

If you enjoy hunting down a good retro find, this section is for you!! Between actual vintage items and reissues (like the Caboodle from Urban Outfitters pictured above–now find it here), there is a LOT you can uncover. Let’s start with a good pair of ’80s ankle boots. I snagged the pair above from Etsy shop Digger O’dell Vintage. They’d never been worn, there was one pair left (and in my size), and they looked super flattering and comfortable. And that they are! It was meant to be.

A lot of ankle boots from the 1980s are not the high-heeled variety, making them easy to wear. So if you know someone who loves ’80s fashion and you know their shoe size, it may be worth surprising them with a pair! Below we see NOS (new old stock) white leather ’80s ankle boots from Etsy shop Of Corsets. Love the geometric cutouts:

This Bang & Olufsen phone from Etsy shop Sophistique Studio is nothing short of fabulous. It’s the Beocom 2000, designed in 1986 by Danish designers Lone and Gideon Lindinger-Loewy. I’m totally smitten with this teal-ish, turquoise blue phone, but if you’re interested in other colors, browse the shop’s entire collection of Bang & Olufsen phones here. And stay tuned for a collaborative post from Sophistique Studio and Mirror80 early in the new year. Because Bang & Olufsen phones deserve the spotlight, don’t you think?

Lit Home Collection‘s Neon “Girl” Light is a throwback to Pop Art greatness. We all need a bright spot in our lives this winter!! And at $35, this beauty is affordable too:

Neon cactus, anyone? Patrick Dempsey had something similar in his Can’t Buy Me Love bedroom. This one‘s only $24. Thank you, Urban Outfitters.

If you collected plastic ’80s charms, this next find will mean something to you. These Vintage Sporty Spice Earrings from Lazer Kitten are made by Marisa Ravel from an ’80s authentic vintage dead-stock charm necklace:

Something Sparkly

Let’s wrap up the gift guide with a little sparkle, shall we?! The only thing that gives me consolation once Christmas has come and gone (and I’m faced with the depressing task of taking down holiday decorations) is the shimmering promise of the new year! The dreariness of winter is no match for the sparkle that can live well beyond the holiday season. The iridescent and metallic fringe garland in the photo above is from Meri Meri. It makes me so happy! And I’ll be sipping champagne out of  CB2’s Eve Coupe Glasses (shown above and below) well beyond January.

Did someone say “sparkle”? Nothing sparkles like an ’80s rhinestone necklace. This one comes from Etsy shop Oh Cheree Cheree.

If you’re looking for a mirrored cube, your search is over. While Urban Outfitters’ Mirrored Cube Side Table may be a large purchase for someone who’s not your nearest and dearest, it never hurts to treat yourself to a big dash of ’80s style this holiday:

These Mini Disco Canape Plates from Bash Party Goods make the perfect stocking stuffer for those who love a little bit of sparkle…and who love to entertain!

Scrunchies are back…haven’t you heard?! Cotton:On offers a huge variety of colors. I’m partial to the silver sparkle variety!

That’s a wrap, folks! Happy Holidays to you and yours. I have one more fun post planned for 2019, and then we’re off to a new decade. Not sure how I feel about that yet, but there’s plenty of time to talk about it in 2020! Cheers and thanks for reading!!

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The Mirror80 Shop:

I’m excited to announce that Mirror80 is now on Society6!! You can find wall art, stickers, pillows, laptop sleeves and much more. The store is in its beginning stages but will be expanding in the coming weeks. Today I’m highlighting a few items that will encourage you to keep a summer state of mind all year long…

Above we see art prints Palm on Yellow and Palm on Lavender. I’ve been wanting to start a shop/store for my photography for a long while, but I finally took the plunge when I needed artwork for my house. I had a very specific idea about the images I wanted, and I decided to create them myself.

In fact, I would recommend opening a Society6 shop to any creative who wants to test the waters a bit and see his/her work in a variety of forms. Plus, Society6 offers sales and promotions (such as free shipping) on a regular basis, making it an affordable option for wall art and other goodies.

I was really excited about the carry-all pouches. I use these for so many purposes. They act as purses, they can hold pencils and pens, and they’re perfect for creating “fun packs” for my daughter when we travel. Above and below we see the Palm on Lavender pouch in medium.

Side note: if you’re into dreamy images, check out this fun cotton candy and confetti piece as well. As mentioned, I’ll be adding new artwork/designs to the store this fall and winter, so I’ll keep you posted on new developments. Cheers to tropical style all year long!!!

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The Power of Pink and Teal:

Happy Thursday, Everyone! Are some of you on spring break this week? There’s a LOT going on, from vacations to SXSW. If you’re scrambling to accessorize, I wanted to share this quick reminder that it’s as easy as mixing a few retro pieces with a handful of new items. Plus, I’ll never turn down the chance to celebrate one of my favorite color combinations: pink and teal! (See the front page of the Mirror80 site if you don’t believe me.)

All of today’s photos feature items that I own. They’re a mix of old and new, and while some are retro/no longer for sale and others are from a few seasons back, I’ll still share sources at the end of the post when possible.

And by the way, almost every item featured is tres affordable. Which is good news if you’re wanting to start a collection of retro-modern treasures:

scarves: Sam Moon (not currently for sale),  fuchsia purse: Forever 21 (not currently for sale),  teal purse: an ’80s Etsy find,  flat-beaded necklace: an ’80s Etsy find,  silver and light pink bracelets: H&M,  triangle necklace: fLuxe Jewelry (similar design)

Happy shopping and treasure hunting! XOXO, Kate

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What’s Inside Your Caboodles?:

Ready to get organized?! This little beauty is actually a new Caboodles find, in mini form! Available for a mere $10 via Urban Outfitters, it’s the perfect size to keep on display at all times. After filling it with your favorite products, of course! Speaking of, today we take a look inside of my Caboodles, and I’ll even list some fabulous ’80s products that are still on the market. In case you want to fill your Caboodles with little reminders of the “recent retro”…

In my Caboodles: Revlon Nail Enamel, a plastic cuff by Tarina Tarantino (not ’80s, not brand-new either), banana clips and flexible rollers (reminiscent of Benders). Although not photographed, I also keep a Bonne Bell Lip Smacker in one of the trays. Dr. Pepper flavor, of course!!

What’s in your Caboodles?! When I shared a sneak peek photo from this blog post on Facebook, you guys said you enjoyed a few of the ’80s items below (I’ve added a few more ideas for fun):

Love’s Baby Soft

Exclamation perfume by Coty

Lip Licking Lip Balm

Salon Selectives

Sea Breeze

L’Oreal Studio hair care products

Scrunchies

You’ve heard the famous Caboodles origin story, right? In the ’80s, Wheel of Fortune hostess Vanna White was photographed with her makeup case–a plastic tackle box! It was only a matter of time before a more stylish version of this amazing idea emerged, and thankfully Caboodles were born.

There’s something so breezy and summery about the colors and forms of Caboodles, don’t you think?! Whether you collect original ’80s models or enjoy browsing the current retro-style offerings from Caboodles, there are plenty of options for hunting down these treasures.

What will you keep stocked in your Caboodles?! Don’t hesitate to leave a comment so we can all get some retro-fabulous ideas for ours…

Thanks for reading. XOXO, Kate

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The 2016 Mirror80 Gift Guide:

Happy Holidays! Today I’m happy to present the 2016 Mirror80 Gift Guide! Get ready for a big dose of retro-modern goodness. Whether you’re on a tight budget or you’re looking to splurge, check out the amazing finds below. There’s geometry. There’s iridescence. There’s the gleam of brass. And whether you’re shopping now or you’re just having fun browsing, maybe you’ll find a new online shop to enjoy in the coming year! Keep reading for a slew of gift ideas, organized by price point…

1. Tiki socks from Zulu Zion, 2. Beta Pastry Server from CB2, 3. Tut Pyramid Objects from CB2, 4. Pastel Dreams Mug from Lazer Kitten, 5. Chocolate Confetti from Sugarfina, 6. Hay Terrazzo Pencil from Goodhood 

1. La earrings from Apres Ski, 2. Walala London Fields Plate by WALALA from Aria, 3. Altair Necklace from Hello Polly, 4. Pastel Geo Pin Set from Lazer Kitten, 5. Rubber Dipped Raw Mark Mug from Recreation Center, 6. Triangle Pom Pom Cushion in Aqua from Arro Home

1. Palermo necklace from Apres Ski, 2. Splatter Oval Plate Set from Arro Home, 3. Triangle Slice Chopping Board from Darkroom, 4. Limited Edition Stone Candleholders from Fort Standard, 5. Drip Vase from Jonathan Adler

I hope you have as much fun browsing these treasures as I did putting this gift guide together!  XOXO, Kate

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’80s Fashion Talk with BambleVintage:

Today I’m THRILLED to be collaborating with BambleVintage! In 2014, this Etsy shop’s creative owner, Sophie, got in touch, and she’s been a big supporter of Mirror80 over the years. It’s been awhile since I’ve featured her carefully curated finds, so I wanted to check back in and see what BambleVintage has in store…and enjoy Sophie’s unique perspective on ’80s fashion!

Below we see an ’80s peach top sourced from BambleVintage. Don’t you love the preppy vibe?! Read on for more photos, fabulous fashion quotes from Sophie, and a discount code for Mirror80 readers!…

Sophie on misconceptions about ’80s fashion…

…for most people just mentioning the world “eighties” conjures up upsetting imagery of garish and highly flammable shell suits and a mullet cut by someone’s mum… If you are one of those people then everything eighties is too big, too brash, too gaudy. It’s all awkward to wear, and even more awkward to look at, right? The basis of this misunderstanding, I think, probably stems from the idea of associating one or two styles, or even fashion items, with one particular decade. When we do this, all the wonderful nuances and innovation of an entire era just sort of get clumped together. The intricacies of everything from the style of a particular garment, to a whole fashion movement, get blurred. We forget that fashion is, and always has been, a journey.

Below: a vintage sleeveless summer dress and an ’80s polka dot summer dress from BambleVintage

On shoulder pads…

Now, the dreaded shoulder pads, I love them. I am sorry, but I just love them. Honestly, as soon as you remove all the negative connotations and imagery of shoulder pads from your psyche (It’s hard, I know, I’m here for you), a new world will open up. Believe me, they are flattering, they create the illusion of beautiful posture, and they are very versatile. I think they look especially good on a slight frame to create a sense of shape. Wear thin ones to add the finishing touch to your silhouette, wear big ones for sheer opulence and statement. Wear them correctly and no, you will not look like an American football player. If you still think shoulder pads are hideous artifacts of the past, last seen withering and dying out in the Eighties, ask Gaga and Ri Ri, they’ve got my back on the whole shoulder pads deal.

Sophie on her love of ’80s fashion…

I love the fashion of the eighties. It’s as simple as that. Seeing an eighties garment, the more flamboyant the better, fills me with joy. The beading, the colour, abstract prints and bold patterns, the just plain fun. I don’t want something straight off the shelf of a big brand, or something that is on trend for this second. I love eighties fashion because I want character. In the summer, I throw on a bright eighties printed blouse and (of course!) the essential neon plastic wayfarers, and I feel (shock alert) cool. I even used to have (as in a few years ago) Duran Duran and Stray Cats earrings, until, to my eternal regret, they literally fell from my ears with wear.

Below: ’80s leather peep toe shoes from Bamble Vintage

On why ’80s fashion will always be in style…

If you still disagree with my love of eighties style, trust me, I get it. But looking through popular clothing brand websites today, I can honestly say that I see a huge amount of eighties influence. In fact, I see straight-up reproductions made to cater to the current retro trend. It seems strange to me that people would buy something that maybe has a “modern take” on something or has a “cool retro feel” rather than just diving in to eighties vintage itself, which will always have character. It is easy to buy (for some unknown and undoubtedly absurd reason people also give eighties clothes to charity), and fun to wear. Create a look, mix it up, it’s what eighties style was meant for. Or even better, you can see what BambleVintage has in stock…

A BIG thank you to Sophie for sharing her ’80s fashion expertise with us. For more fabulous finds, like the vintage beaded cardigan, ’80s velvet evening bag and vintage white leather pumps below, head on over to BambleVintage!In fact, Sophie has generously set up a discount code for Mirror80 readers. Type in MIRROR80 at checkout and receive 10% off all purchases from BambleVintage over £10 ($12.51), Expires FEB 26.

Happy Shopping!!!

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Review: Jesse's Girl Highlight and Contour Palette:

This post contains PR samples*Who needs to eat healthy, when you can use makeup to chisel out cheekbones, camouflage a double chin, and strategically brighten and add luminosity to your skin?  Just kidding!  You totally still need to eat healthy because it’s good for you. But as it relates to makeup, eating healthy is going to reflect in your skin, and the better condition your skin is in, the better your makeup will look. But hey, we’re not all perfect. Sometimes, we going to want to… Want more? Check out the full post on girlythingsbye.com

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The Makeup Show Orlando 2017:

Get ready friends! The Makeup Show is descending on Orlando next month. I cannot wait to be surrounded by makeup greatness and you should be excited too. For my OG readers, you know I gleefully attend this event every year and you probably know what the show’s all about. But for those of you who are new, here are my TMS posts from years past. Event details:  Date: March 18-19, 2017Time: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. on both daysLocation: Hyatt Regency, 9801 International DriveTickets: $45 for one-day… Want more? Check out the full post on girlythingsbye.com

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First Impression Review of New Drugstore Beauty Products | EcoTools | Physician's Formula | Jesse's Girl Cosmetics | Maybelline:

This post contains PR samples and affiliate linksDoesn’t it seem like there are new beauty products popping up every week? While it’s totally exciting to oooohhh and aaaaahhhh over a shiny new product, figuring out which ones are worth the purchase isn’t quite as pleasant. Having to pick and choose totally puts a damper on those makeup baller dreams. Alas, most of us need to be reasonable and avoid the FOMO purchase trap. Not nearly as fun. But probably much more satisfying in the long… Want more? Check out the full post on girlythingsbye.com

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Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hydrating Concealer | Dupe Alert | New at the Drugstore:

This post contains affiliate and referral links. I wasn’t kidding when I said that good things are coming to a beauty department near you. That seems to be especially true for the drugstore lately. Turns out, Neutrogena wasn’t about to be left out of the new product release action.  While perusing the aisles at ULTA, I stumbled on their new Hydro Boost Hydrating Concealer ($12.99, 0.12 oz). I was immediately struck by how similar it was to a certain high end concealer stick. See if you… Want more? Check out the full post on girlythingsbye.com

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Maybelline Dream Cushion Foundation + Brightening Creamy Concealer | First Impression Review with Check Ins:

This post contains affiliate and referral links*Hi guys! I’m still knee deep in new product testing – and loving every second of it, especially since I keep finding great items to tell you about.  Well, today is no exception.  I picked up the new Maybelline Dream Cushion foundation ($15.99, 0.51 oz)  and Dream Brightening Creamy concealer ($7.99, 0.11 oz) and took them out for a wear test. And today I’m going to show you how that went.  Maybelline Dream Brightening… Want more? Check out the full post on girlythingsbye.com

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Review: NYX Total Control Drop Foundation | New at the Drugstore:

This post contains affiliate and referral links.*Hey everyone! Happy New Year! We’re excited to kick off 2017 with a new product review. Judging by all the promising new products popping up on my instagram feed and the shelves at a beauty aisle near you, we might be in store for a great year – at least in the beauty arena.  Today we are going to tell you about the NYX Total Control Drop Foundation (0.43 oz, $14) that recently hit shelves at ULTA.  Currently, 14 shades are… Want more? Check out the full post on girlythingsbye.com

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Review: Maybelline Master Precise Curvy Liquid Liner | First Impression:

This post contains press samples, affiliate and referral links.* If there’s one thing that’s obvious about my beauty look, it’s that I love a winged liner. My love of a cat eye has resulted in my testing out a lot of liquid liners to find my favorite ones.  And today I’m doing more of that. Thanks to Influenster, I get to check out the Maybelline Master Precise Curvy liquid liner.  I got this along with The Colossal Big Shot mascara. So this liquid liner’s claim to fame is… Want more? Check out the full post on girlythingsbye.com

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Review: NYX Epic Ink Waterproof Eyeliner | Dupe Alert! | New at the Drugstore:

This post contains affiliate and referral links.* So you guys know that my mission in life is to find the best liquid liner and tell you about it, right?  (OK, so maybe I also like to tell you about all kinds of other beauty products too, but liquid liner is definitely a favorite) Remember how excited I was about the Jesse’s Girl Liquid Liner? Well, if you were bummed that you didn’t live near a Rite aid, then I’ve got more good news for you. NYX unleashed a new liquid liner onto the… Want more? Check out the full post on girlythingsbye.com

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How to Conceal Redness or Acne on Skin using Color Correction feat. NYX HD Studio Concealer Wand:

This post contains affiliate and referral links. *Alright. It seems like concealing skin imperfections ranks high on your need-to-know list. Can’t blame ya. Few things take the wind right out of your sail quite like skin troubles. I get it. I’ve been there. We recently discussed how to use color correction to make dark under eye circles vanish. And you guys requested more. Specifically, you want to know how to hide redness on your skin when foundation and concealer alone aren’t doing the… Want more? Check out the full post on girlythingsbye.com