How to Make a Sugar Scrub

With winter being right around the corner, it is important to be ready for the dry skin that is sure to come about. You can easily make a sugar scrub with a few ingredients that will help to buff away your dead skin. Once you have buffed away all of the dead skin, the lotion you put on your skin will be more easily absorbed.



Watch my video here to see how simple it is to make a sugar or salt scrub.

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How to Naturally Lighten Underarms

When you shave often, you will likely notice that your underarms look darker than the rest of your skin. If you are anything like me, then you will know how embarrassing this can be to raise your arms and have dirty looking pits.



Here is a simple tutorial showing how you can naturally lighten your underarms without the use of skin bleaching cream.

Simple Updo That Takes a Minute to Make

Whether you have mid-length hair or longer hair, this simple updo can easily be done. You will need a headband and a few bobby pins is you want to keep things in place longer.

This beautiful hairstyle is perfect for a night out, a dance, or just casual every day. Depending on the headband that you use, will determine how dressy this style becomes.

Makeup tutorial: Glitter Eye Makeup

Sometimes I like to do a heavier eye makeup look for when I'm going out or having a special event. Glitter eye makeup is one of my favorite looks for times like this. There are a lot of glitter eye makeup products on the market, but my personal favorite is a gold liquid eye makeup by Hard Candy. Hard Candy is a makeup line that gives bold colors.



Here is the final result of my makeup look.

Check out my video tutorial on how I created this look. Hope you enjoy.





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How to Paint Red Nails With Glitter Tips

I bought a new red glitter polish yesterday, and I really wanted to try it out. This inexpensive glitter was not quite what I expected it to be, but I did like the results that I had with it, once I worked it out a little. 

First, what I did, was paint my nails red almost to the tip. Right where your nails start becoming white, I stopped there. Sort of like a reverse french manicure. Once I was done painting the red part, I painted the tips with chunky silver glitter. With that type of glitter, it is best to just dab so that the larger pieces will accent your nails. After that all dried, I painted over my entire nail with this L.A. Colors red glitter. This glitter was not that thick, and I felt like it really only gave a hint of glitter. That would be why I chose to use the silver glitter before I painted my nails. I wanted the tips to look more glittery than the L. A. Colors nail polish would afford me. 

This is how it turned out. Pretty nicely I think. 

Below are the three different nail polishes that I used to create this look. I'm not really big on particular brands of nail polish, I base my choices off of colors. I really love this color red, because it is not a true red, but deep and more burgundy, which is a great color for me. 

Hopefully you will find a way to do this DIY nail design on your own without any trouble. If you have any questions, feel free to leave me a message in the comments, and I'll be glad to get back to you. 

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