All The Things I Can't Live Without...

I'm satisfied with my self-control.

Well, kinda. I don't exactly have a lot of money at the end of the month, but I did well within my budget! I only overshot by 5 bucks, ah ha ha ha! xD Anyway, the sales were crazy, I tell 'ya! I got evidence to show you!

My loot from the (chaotic) L'oreal sale.

The hair mask was going for 2 for S$15 so my and my friend shared the deal. The Maybelline Hydra Boost moisturizer was S$6 and the L'oreal Gel Liner S$10.

And the crowd? Judge for yourself, ha ha!

Apparently, there was this "hot deals hour" and everyone was rushing to get the dirt cheap cosmetics - my friend and I were stunned when the crowd started closing in on us, so we just pulled out, stood aside and watched. It's really madness, people can get killed there! We both weren't prepared to risk our lives for cosmetics yet.

On Saturday, we met up again and went for another squeeze at Smoochiezz's flea at The Homeclub. Luckily we got there early and managed to grab some MAC stuff - the crowd got alarmingly large as time passed.

My loot! Here's immense self-control at its best~

The e.l.f Eye Transformer was S$5 (I couldn't get it during the 50% Studio sale), and the 2 MAC e/s were S$15 each. What a steal, seriously.I wanted to get more MAC e/s (my Nylon baby T3T) and e.l.f brushes, but CONTROL!

My very first MAC e/s!

Amazing pigmentation of Beauty Marked (black base with red shimmer) and Black Tied (matte black with silver glitter). Can't wait ti use these babies~

Ahh, that's all for now. I've still been hauling online (Pris aka teaplayground, you know what I'm talking about) so my finances are dwindling, even as my school work piles up high! Anyway, hope you enjoyed this entry, have you gone for any of the sales? Tell me your experience if you had alright? Tootles~

Presenting the LOTD I wore to the flea market nearly 2 weeks back (previous post)~

And featuring the cheap S$2.20 Daiso e/s quad I bought from M'sia a while back!

Smashing the myth that all cheapo e/s aren't worth anything.

Anyway, it's this quad that I featured a few months back in my M'sia trip haul, don't know if you remember it?

I know my smokey eye came out all black and grey, when all the e/s are suppose to be green - that's cos I mainly used the darkest shade at the top. I only applied a bit of the lighter green shade over the black to give the look a slight green reflux, but it turned out grey in the pictures (don't most moss green e/s turn out grey on camera??). The other 2 lighter shades were used for blending and highlighting.

Pigmentation was kind of light but after using UDPP, the colours definitely came out more intense. You wouldn't guess it's a S$2.20 shadow quad once you use a good primer/base underneath the e/s! And I super love using the white and beige shades; they blend out the dark e/s very well and the highlighting by the white is quite good! Texture is fine, not chalky at all. But like I said, a good base is required.

Finally, here's the black baby-dress I wore:

Decided to go girly a bit, and the weather was scorching hot that afternoon!

Convinced to try some Daiso e/s next time? Too bad SG Daiso's don't bring them in, so remember to khoop some when you M'sia! Thanks for reading!

A week back, I headed to Home Club for a flea featuring Smoochiezz and other blog shops - I was prepared to spend some money but I really overshot my budget that day. =___= The flea was not too bad; there were bargain clothing from S$10, accessories, but of course Smoochiezz's stall stole the limelight (swarms of ladies rampaged the small corner that she was at). 

That day, she brought a lot of NYX products (powder/cream blushes, jumbo eye pencils, liquid eyeliners, lipsticks, gloss glosses, e/s and palettes), as well as an assortment of L'oreal, Maybelline, Revlon and Sally Hansen stuff. There's another flea coming up this Saturday (25th Sept) and there's gonna be even more brands like e.l.f and MAC that were missing from the previous one, so try to go if you have the time!

Let's see the damage done!

4 items from her stall for S$20, that's S$5 each. The Sally Hansen Nailgrowth Basecoat is retailing at Watsons at S$17+, but I got it so cheaply with a free pair of nail scissors (can use it to trim eyebrows). The other 3 items aren't even available in SG.

I'm digging the green bottle of varnish (it has gold reflux, omfgcool!) but have yet to try it. Next NOTD? :D

I was super excited to try these 2 items, but unfortunately the mascara was all dried out. The good thing, however, was that I wrote in to Smoochiezz and she immediately refunded me the money without any questions asked! Super good sales ethics! But I suppose she has to do that to maintain her reputation as a online seller. Anyway with the mascara out of the way, the L'oreal Lip Duo was next to be ripped open by my impatient hands!

This lip duo is special - the lipstick is actually a lipstain (solidified) and you're suppose to apply a thin layer, let it set, then sweep on a layer of the gloss provided. On the box, it claimed to be "zero-transfer", super long-lasting and can only be removed with an oil-based makeup remover.

I tried it, the stain is indeed drying but the magic happens when you put on the gloss. This gloss is mainly made up of silicones, this prevents the stain from being too drying and makes your lips so smooth and plump (blocks evaporation/dehydration I guess). When you try to wipe the colour off, it comes out in small flecks - I'm guessing that's the dry skin on my lips rubbing off instead of the colour. It comes off easily with the makeup remover though.

Here's a light swatch, looks like a bite/sore. The colour is buildable though, so you can make it look like its bleeding also.

After that, I walked over to Central @ Clark Quay and bought a pair of Mitju covered shoes (have to, my lab sessions require them). I'll not be featuring that here.

Then I walked some more, over to Chinatown,to find buttons to personalize my shirt. And of course I got side-tracked and spent even more money! Got these at People's Park Complex.

The L'oreal makeup remover bundle is suppose to go for S$19.90, but I got it for S$13.00! Ha ha, what a steal!!! Hooray for remover back-ups~ The 2 Laneige eye creams I bought for S$9.90.

I trawled through the gaggle of shops and finally got my buttons (10 pieces for S$5, so expensive though the buttons are quite fancy). Last stop was Swanstons. I almost gave up finding it, but spotted it when I was about the enter the Chinatown MRT station, ha ha! And I got my bottle of Kerastase Leave-In Conditioner.

This was S$37, my hair stylist in Storm was selling it for S$46 if I'm not wrong. This leave-in is fantastic! It not only makes your hair soft and manageable, it also has heat protection. When you apply some heat to your hair e.g. blow-drying, ironing/curling, its protective and conditioning properties are activated and it creates this amazing shine on your hair! I'm totally convinced after trying the sample pack my stylist gave me.

So that was my splurge back then and I'm gearing up for another one this weekend (L'oreal Expo sale and Smoochiezz flea)! Hope you guys enjoyed the entry, thanks for reading! :)  

[Warning: Image Intensive!]

2 weeks back, me and my friend decided to take the plunge and go for the chocolate buffet that is held everyday Friday and Saturday at the Fullerton Hotel. It was a crazy decision because 1) Ever eaten a meal that has chocolate in everything?! Insane, I tell 'ya  2) It's not exactly cheap  3) Fullerton is super high-class while my friend and I were just students. But it being a symbol of our friendship (we made a pact when we became bosom buddies at Sephora), we wanted to fulfill our promise and also our chocolate fantasies!

Here's the simple neutral LOTD I wore, using my L'oreal brown palette.

Sorry, couldn't get clear pics because of my long fringe (didn't want to mess up my hair cos I styled it already). It's just neutral sparkles with brown eyeliner and lots of mascara!

Just realized I look like a ghost here, ha ha! I think my fringe is getting too long for its own good.

My OOTD:

I feel that a loose blouse is essential for chocolate buffets - no one will see your my expending tummy, and it feels more comfortable when your my fats runneth over when I sit down. LOL!

Pic spam of the experience!

Scenic shot of Clark Quay before the deed.

Scenic shot of my friend sitting down in the Cafe before the deed.

Alright, we're both prepared! Ready.. set.. go!

Food pic spam!

Oh. My. God. These were the best macarons I've ever tasted! They were so good, I walloped 3 at one go!

This is a cup of molten 70% dark chocolate, yumz~

The cafe and the assembly area.

All the shot cups of mousse/puddings~

The chocolate fountain and the chocolate melting station.

The various chocolates up for melting, to be taken along with some tea infusion (in the droppers).

The accompaniments for the chocolate fountain.

Our faces when the bill came...

And candid shots taken in their toilet!

Here's my friend playing with the giant revolving door of the hotel when we were exiting! Damn posh, the place is.

We couldn't tahan the bitter-sweet aftertaste of the chocolates anymore after the feast, so immediately we went and had some McD fries! Ha ha, that night was super fattening but we both enjoyed it! :D

Here's what the bill came up to:

The cakes were good, the chocolate drinks were fantastic (72% molten chocolate kicks ass!), the macarons were heavenly and the service was the best! However, it's a buffet where quantity takes a back seat - rather than trying to eat half of the buffet up, it's better to try a bit of everything. And also, it's something you'll do once in a blue moon. My friend and I agreed that the next time we'll be back will probably be 5 years down the road or something. It's the experience really, not somewhere where you can fill your stomach. But personally, I think everyone should try this at least once in their lifetime!

What: Chocolate Buffet

Where: The Courtyard, Fullerton Hotel, SG

When: Every Friday and Saturday, 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.

How much: About S$45 each, after GST and Service Tax

Thanks for reading guys, hope you all enjoyed the food porn~

Title says it all!

My ex-colleague from Sephora informed me immediately when Urban Decay's Naked palette arrived instore on Wed, and I popped by Great World City's branch yesterday to take a peek at it. From what I know, that was the only branch displaying the tester.

But good news!! The palette will officially be launched today in all Sephora stores in SG! Retail price is S$73.00. Apologies for the lack of pictures, cos I wasn't sure if I could snap pics in Sephora and I didn't wanna put my colleagues in a fix (manager watching, sia!).

But I swatched all the shades and they were GORGEOUS! Took up my whole arm space to apply all 12 shades. Distinctively, there were 2 matte brown shades (very good substitutes for MAC's "Wedge"), a handful of very pretty metallic-foil shades and a few with glitter. Unfortunately, "Creep" (2nd last black shade) wasn't as pigmented as I'd like it to be (come on, black has to be BLACK) but "Gunmetal" is SOOOOO pretty! Texture, as all UD e/s are, is really silky and butter-smooth. Some, e.g. Half-Baked and Darkhorse, are so soft and buttery that one light swipe and you get your fingers temporarily stained with the pigment! So chio, I tell you!!!

If you have time this weekend, definitely try popping by Sephora to check out the new palette and be tempted by it! It's awesome, really! :)

When I saw posts of the new Orly FX Cosmic collection a few weeks back, I was super "kan chiong" (desperate) to get Space Cadet! I mean, the other polishes are gorgeous, but they didn't appeal as much to me as this one. I admit I was contemplating on getting Galaxy Girl (awesome blood red-teal duochrome) or Lunar Elipse (stunning royal blue!) but I sent in my order for Space Cadet first in fear of it going OOS again on NailVibe.

Now time for the nail pic spam!

It's so shiny and metallic that it looks like foiled/minx nails. The polish can look a bit greyish-black from afar, but it's got so many other coloured facades.

Purple with pink glitters in one direction...

..and green-yellow duochrome in another.

Here's a shot showing both duochrome colours at once.

Yeah, I kinda went overboard and painted my toes with the polish too. Shiny troll toes!

Duochrome~

One bottle is retailing at S$12.90 on NailVibe, which is considerably cheaper as compared to the US$10 on Transdesign. There was this insane price hike when everyone started scrambling for them, and Space Cadet began to become OOS. Crazy, I tell you!

The consistency of the polish was lovely, as with most Orly polishes - smooth, non-gritty and easy to apply. But that being said, it's actually quite a weird polish. It's made up of very finely milled pink and yellow glitter that's suspended in a translucent green gel. I mean on the bottle, you wouldn't expect to see any green base cause all you see is a yellow-pink glitter reflex, but when you apply it on your nail, it comes out predominantly green and you're like "Woah, where did all that green slime come from??".

Ha ha, kidding! But it's really cool to see it colour-shift from a green gel with pink glitter to a pink-purple polish with a slight green reflex. It's like colour swopping! I haven't tried removing it yet so I don't know if it'll be as tedious as removing glitter polish, but I doubt so, as the glitters are really fine. Definitely a colour to try out if you like shiny, glittery duochromes! 

I know a lot of people dislike slathering on sunscreen, especially those living in SG because it's so hot and humid here. I know how it feels like, cos only just 5 months ago did I start putting on sunscreen (on my face, haven't done that bit for my body yet). Sunscreens were just too thick and oily, and they feel like a film of white grease that would never set in a climate like ours.

It started off with me experimenting with my ZA Tinted Moisturizer.

 It had a measly SPF of 10, which honestly isn't enough for sunny SG, but it was enough to see a difference. I used to be quite tan a few years back, cause I rode my bike in the sun everyday to school. After enrolling in Uni (not being to ride to school) and starting on the moisturizer, I realized that I got quite a bit fairer. So much so that in a matter of a few months, the tinted moisturizer looked too dark and orangey on me.

That's when I decided to invest in a proper sunscreen and also to get something in a lighter shade to suit my skintone, so I got Biore's Perfect Face Milk (SPF 50, yayness!) and Lioele's Water Drop BB Cream (SPF 27).

With the Biore Face Milk as a makeup base, and a little mixing of the BB cream with my ZA Tinted  Moisturizer, I got a "foundation" that matched my skintone nicely, wasn't too thick/suffocating, had a good amount of coverage, and packed a whole lot of SPF protection! Most BB creams are actually really thick, but this one by Lioele is really watery and cooling to the skin. Unfortunately, it was still too light for my skintone - that's why I used my darker moisturizer as a "colourant".

So I stuck to this routine and while I was working in Sephora, quite a few people actually complimented on my "foundation" and asked me what I used (to which I sheepishly told them "BB Cream"). And after 4 months, I can not only see, I can also feel the difference the sunscreen and BB cream made!

A picture dated 4 months back. Notice the pimple on my right cheek, some uneven-ness/enlarged pores, and the dullness?

Compared to this picture taken 1 week back.

 For one, I got so much fairer. When I went to visit an aunt whom I last saw during CNY (this Feb), she immediately told me I got much whiter and that I'm even fairer than my 9 year old sister now. Of course being indoors the whole time I was working played a part but I think a lot was due to the high SPF I had on too.

Along with the fairness, I noticed the sallow/dull skintone I always had lightened and brightened considerably. My skin feesl more taut and supple, as compared to the non-bouncy tofu-soft skin I had previously. I also saw a slight shrinking of my pores, especially at the cheek area. Plus, even though I don't really get pimples last time (only the occasional few on my cheeks/forehead), I get even fewer pimples nowadays! Just remember to exfoliate and mud mask once every week~ 

I'm sold. Putting on high SPF and perhaps BB cream really helps! I'm glad I started on this regime and I'm still loving the finishing of my customized "foundation". :) Those 3 items are my daily holy grail face products now.

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Now onto the Biore Face Milk review! From the first picture, you'll probably notice that I've moved on to my 2nd bottle.

Name: Biore UV Face Milk

Variety: 3 types - Moist (purple bottle), Perfect (white) and Bright (pink). The Moist is a hydrating sunscreen for dry skin, the Perfect has oil-controlling properties for oily skin, and the Bright is a pink-hued sunscreen for reducing sallowness.   

Price: S$12.40 for 30 ml (can easily get it at a discount at John Little or Watsons)

Texture: So lightweight, watery and non-greasy! Gets absorbed, and sets really easily too, unlike traditional sunscreens.

Pros: Extremely good texture, affordable, easily found in shops, what more do you need? :D

Cons: Just one, it still has got a slight white cast, so use it as a base or mix it with your foundation (or tinted moisturizer in my case!)

Re-purchaseability: Definitely yes!

I've tried the Perfect and Moist types so far, and one thing I can say is, the oil-controling properties of the Perfect face Milk is really good. I bought it thinking it would reduce the slight shine I'd get on my face mid-day, but it controlled oil so well that my face got really dry. Note that my skin is actually normal, not oily and not dry. I couldn't wear it alone as it would cause small patches of dry skin, but layering my BB cream-tinted moisturizer mixture on top gave me a shine-free finish that lasted the whole day!

So I got the Moist version, and boy was it moist, lol! It's so hydrating that my face feels slightly tacky after applying it. I didn't want to use my BB cream in fear of increasing the stickiness, so what I do on lazy days is to just mix my tinted moisturizer into the Face Milk to give it colour, put it on and lastly set it with finishing powder. My face routine is that simple. But when I'm spending a whole day in school and want more coverage, I'll still put on my BB cream.

Oh, and another thing I did was to mix the remaining Perfect face Milk into the Moist bottle - to get a bit of oil-control as well as hydration. So far it's working out fine (no break outs), though I'm still not used to its slightly sticky finish. Better hydrated than dry, for my case now. =x    

 If you're looking for a makeup base that controls oil well, definitely give the Perfect Face Milk a try! The Bright Face Milk also has quite good oil-control ability, plus it brightens the skintone too. The Moist one would hydrate dry skin (especially those who practically live in air-conditioned places) very well. And bonus, they have a whole ton of SPF and PA+++!

Hope this review helped, and thanks for reading guys! Cheers~

Ha ha, I know I'm long over-dued for this tag but since I haven't had anything to post on (waiting for my friend to send me some entry pics), I'll just do this for recreational purposes! Plus, I got tagged by Jones and Kimberly eons ago, so I owe them this.

Come to think of it, doesn't my blog name answer this tag already???

I shall stop here then. Please read the blog title and the subs underneath.

... Nah! I shall complete this cos it's kinda fun too! :D

Generally speaking, if I were to list down the 6 items I really cannot live without, I don't think many of them will be cosmetic products. I was living fine without a single makeup item (except the occasional eyeliner) in my arsenal until 9 months back, so it wouldn't really affect me if I got stripped of them. So here's my general "6 Items" list:

1) Apple Ipod

I CANNOT live without music. Period. Like, I would get really grumpy if I haven't had my music fix for the day. Sometimes when I go out, I'd happily forget my handphone while making sure that I've brought my Ipod along.

2) My laptops

Yep, I've got 2 completely functional laptops that I use on rotation (and I would have more if I haven't curbed my computer-buying habit). I can't get through 1 day without switching on either one, cos I'm hooked on the internet - I have to check my mails and FaceBook, stalk onsugar and YouTube, etc. It's thanks to my lappies that I can do totally without television.

3) Chow chow

[Guinea pig is not mine, and neither is this picture. Credits go to samanthakoh.com]

Lol, no, that's not a dog. It's actually my baby pillow's pet name. I've had it by my side for 21 years, and I'll never throw it away, no matter how dirty, drool-patched and tattered it has become. It's not like I can't sleep without it, just that if it were to disappear one day, I think so will a large part of my heart. One joke I always tell my friends is that the one condition my future husband has to accept is to take in my filthy and smelly pillow along with me. No pillow = don't even think about it, dude!

4) Black Eyeliners

Ah hah, finally, a cosmetic item! The very first makeup product that I tired wasn't an eyeliner actually, it was a mascara, but I much prefer these cos they go on in a sec and they do wonders for asian eyes like mine!

5) Garnier Pure Facial Foam

This is my holy grail facial cleanser and I've been using it since I can't remember when. Never broke me out, my face feels amazingly clean after that, and it's so affordable - reasons why I keep repurchasing it!

6) Leave-in Hair Conditioners/Serums

I don't chemically process my hair much (not until recently, that is) but I'm awfully paranoid about getting dry and damaged hair, so for the past few years, you'll never see me without a after-shower hair product. I'm still experimenting with a few, haven't found a holy grail yet, but Elips Hair Capsule was good enough to make me repurchase several times. Currently, however, Kerastase's Nutri-Thermique is threatening to give it a run for its buck. :)

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Now if you're strictly referring to cosmetics, I can also list down the 6 items I use daily and I guess that would actually be more relevant to this blog, no? Here's my cosmetic-related "6 Items" list:

1) Urban Decay Primer Potion

Never regretted buying this...well, okay! Kinda regret buying it in this packaging since UD just released a squeeze tube version (them suckers), but yeah, it does wonders for eyeshadows! I don't have a problem with creasing e/s (since I don't have a double eyelid) but it brings out the e/s colours so brilliantly and holds my e/s and eyeliners down.

2) Biore UV Face Milk

I've seen the wondrous effects of sunscreen (next post!) after starting on it a few months back, and now I hardly go outdoors without it on. I'm ok with going out bare-faced but I must have sunscreen on, or else I'll start getting paranoid about cancers and tumours suddenly springing up on my face. This product is so milky and thin that it doesn't feel suffocating on the face at all.

3) ZA Tinted Moisturizer (Shade 20)

I actually use this as a colourant for my sunscreen and BB cream, as the latter 2 products tend to be too light for my skin tone. There's a long story behind it, but to cut it short, I used to wear it on its own, I mix it with my other face products now and its SPF10 is an added benefit.

4) Silkygirl Liquid Eyeliner

It's one of the most pigmented liners I've tried. It never did smudge on me, ever. The felt tip is relatively easy to use. And it's dead cheap. The only down side is that it flakes if you start crying with it on, so it's kinda not waterproof. But stay happy always, or remove it before you cry, and you'll love this product as much as I do.

5) Black Pencil Eyeliner

Namely Koji Springheart's and Stage's pencil eyeliners. I always turn to them if I'm feeling lazy on certain days(sexy, smudgy rimmed eyes) and they tightline wonderfully when I do winged liners with my liquid eyeliner. My opinion of them would probably change a little if I find a holy grail gel liner, but that's not gonna happen anytime soon I guess.

5) MAC MSFs

Ha ha, I know I'm playing cheat but saying "MSFs" generally, but I always reach for them for my blusher. I don't exactly favour any one out of my three, cos they all work fantastically well, but if I'd have to pick... I'll say Stereo Rose. Just because it gives me such a nice coral-ly glow without being too metallic, and I'm coral-bias. Recently, however, I've been using By Candlelight a lot! :)

6) L'oreal Open Eyes Quad

Nope, it's not the recently released quads but the older generation, I think. I haven't had the chance to try the recent ones (cos I have way too many e/s) but the brown one was actually my very first e/s palette and it's still the comfort one that I turn to when I have no idea what look to go for. I've used the darkest brown to fill in my brows, the highlighter shade is awesome, and the coppery shade is so sparkly and pretty!

Yay, I've finally completed it! Sorry for the very long tag entry, I just had to do 2 lists. Thanks for bearing with me and for reading it! I doubt anyone hasn't done it already, so I won't be tagging anyone here. However, if you haven't done it yet, do make an entry of this tag alright? Cheers!

I thought it was going to be a small one, turned out to be quite a huge one! Go ahead, take your time to browse through~

Cosmetics

1) Diorskin Nude Natural Glow Hydrating Makeup (Shade 21)

R.P. S$65.00, pumped twice only

Now selling for S$55.00

2) NYX Concealer in a Jar (Beige)

R.P on Cherryculture at US$5.00, used less than 8 times

Now selling for S$5.00

Very lightly used too, slight dip.

3) NYX Powder Blush in Mauve

R.P on Cherryculture US$5.00, used several times but hex diagram still viewable

Now selling for S$5.00

4) Dejavu Lash Knockout Mascara

R.P. S$25.00, used less than 5 times

Now selling for S$8.00

5) Loreal Brow Stylist in Black

Brand new and shrink-wrapped

Now selling for S$8.00

6) Coppertone Sensitive Skin, Faces Sunblock with SPF50

Brand New, retailing for S$14 - $15 in stores.

Selling for S$10 now.

Bodycare

1) Bio-essence Celebrity's Choice Inchloss Body Cream

60% left

Now selling for S$8.00

• Do leave your email behind so that I can contact you. Onsugar keeps screwing my ID up, grr!
• All cosmetic items will be sanitized and cleaned properly before mailing out.

• All prices quoted are with normal postage included. Do add S$2.25 if you want registered mail.
• It's really weird to be left hanging by dead buyers, so hopefully no one will be one here. If you don't want the item, do at least leave me a note alright?

Happy shopping! :)

Ha ha, I haven't hauled earrings for a long time and that's because I don't even wear the stuff I buy. I just can't be bothered to change my earrings daily to match my outfits (sometimes, I do though), that's why I'm alway sporting the same old pairs and abandoning the new ones.

But I couldn't resist cos they're simply too cute! And cheap too! So I guess I'm the sort who buys earrings just to collect their cuteness and not for practical reasons. Ahh well... at least it's a cheap habit (can't imagine if I do that cosmetic-wise x__x).

(featuring my strawberry thumb) Ha ha, cute??? I got these at Bugis Village at 3 pairs for S$5.00. Oh my gawd, the sausage croissant and zipper earrings were so cute that I knew I had to get them! Instinctively. At first glance. That kinda thing, ha ha! Haven't had the chance to wear these wacky things out yet, shall do that next week for school. :)

And more!

This is actually a pair of winged eggs (??) joined by a chain, so you've gotta have 2 ear holes on each ear to wear this. I loved how adorable they looked but after trying them on once, they really kinda just look like 2 oversized silver globs on my ear. Hmm, mixed feelings on this pair.

Oh my gosh, this is another cute pair cos they're bears! And the awesome part??

The bears' heads are able to swivel and turn from their bodies! It's like dangly earrings, but a mutilated-head-body kinda thing. Kinda morbid, but really cute.

And the last pair! This has got to be the cutest thing ever.

Ah ha ha ha, 3D bear earrings! This was another one of those love-at-first-glance things!

Let's try them on!

So cute~~~ (yes, I got them when I still had long hair)

Ha ha, I showed them to my parents who (very insensitively) remarked "What are those black lumps on your ears?! Those are bears??? Well, they should have been white." =____= Elderly people just can't appreciate the cuteness of these bears, I suppose.

Anyway, thanks for reading guys! And I'm happy today cos I just hit 100 followers. :) Shall do a small jiggly celebration dance~ I shall see if I have the time and money to hold a giveaway soon.