Hey guys! This is basically a short post with my video tutorial attached. If you haven't already guessed, I am dressing up as Hatsune Miku for Halloween. I rarely ever dress up and when I do, well...yea, I never dress up. I have been watching Michelle's videos for quite some time now. I have taken her advice on some things and the only tutorial I ever followed was for her Theme Park Makeup look -- for some event at work, haha. When I saw Michelle's Miku tutorial, I thought it was so cool and it looked easy enough for me to replicate. All I needed was....well, EVERYTHING in the video. I had gone back and forth deciding if I was actually going to collect the items to complete the look. Finally I decided to do it, but go the more affordable route. Since I know that most of us aren't made of money and can't always spend hundreds of dollars on makeup, I wanted to show you that this look can be achieved frugally...even down to the costume itself. In my video, you will find all the links you need to get the stuff I used for this tutorial. Here is a snapshot of the products I used.
I hope you enjoy my recreation of this. Let me know what you're doing for Halloween!
Hi guys! Today I have a super special post for you! My friend Dani and I have a birthday that's just about a month apart. I thought it would be fun to do a birthday swap with her, keeping the spending limit to $50. Well, neither of us have self control and neither of us can follow the rules. Watch as I unwrap the goodies she got me and then watch her open up my birthday box to her! Dani is such an amazing person so I hope you enjoy these videos. Please go check out her YT channel and subscribe to her. She's honest in her reviews and brings you really awesome makeup looks and tutorials. Enjoy!
