Wear your camera

Since I've had cameras on my mind, I decided to seek out all the cool stuff you could put cameras on, or in!



Vintage Postal Camera Case at Amazon, $17
Camera Obscura Necklace at ModCloth, $14
Old School Camera belt buckle at Etsy by flightpathdesigns, $38
Film Negative Earrings at Etsy by fusionethos, $12
Ruby Couture Polka Dot Camera Case at Target, $22
Polaroid Jr. Tank at Cafe Press, $22
Silver Camera Cufflinks at Amazon, $31
Camera Necklace at Urban Outfitters, $28
Mini LOMO Zipper Pulls at Fred Flare, $8
Diana Camera Bag at Etsy by happyfamily, $20
Camera Earrings at Etsy by nuchyk, $2.50

And what I ended up getting for myself:
Leather Camera Pendant at Etsy by RetroSkor, $10


Review of Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion



"How to keep eyeshadow in place" is what I googled last week, after coming home from work and seeing that once again, all my eyeshadow had slid into the crease - and I decided I needed to find a solution.

Just prior to this, I stopped at one of those makeup kiosks in the mall and asked for a solution to this problem. The woman began to rave about her $16 concealer and how that if I dabbed it on and then put some powder, my eyeshadow wouldn't crease anymore. Well I got her concealer and all I ended up with was an even bigger glob of makeup in my creases.

My ever helpful web search, however, lead me to Urban Decay's Eyeshadow Primer Potion, and after reading many favorable reviews, several from people with oily skin who were having my same problem - I decided I would give it a try.

At Urban Decay's site it retails for $17, and when I bought it, the shipping was free. I did attempt to find it cheaper on ebay, but it was actually more expensive. They also have a store locator on their site, so you could perhaps avoid shipping costs that way.

For my test of the primer potion, I dabbed it over my whole eyelid and up to my brow with the applicator, then I blended it a bit more with my finger. Next I applied my eyeliner and my three shades of blue eyeshadow (for my turquoise outfit, of course).

My first photo was taken at 11am and the second at 11pm. I did not touch up the eyeshadow at any point during the day.



As you can see, by the end of the day, my face did get so very oily and while there was some depletion of the eyeshadow, I did not end up with it all globed into the crease!
I would say that I am very pleased with the product, as it did just what I wanted it too. It is simple to apply and not too overly priced. I would definitely recommend it.


Turquoise - Pantone color of the year

I am very excited that turquoise is the color of 2010, as I love turquoise, and already possess a plethora of apparel in this lovely hue.

Since I'm a bit late with this post, and I've already read half a dozen other blog posts with quotes from Pantone's site and some suggestions to turquoisefy your wardrobe, I'm just going to show my appreciation of the color of the year:

The color of the year

Half my closet is rejoycing.