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sorry no set in a while. And Sorry for his one, not the best. But you should check me out @tip-chicks!!!!
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So sorry I haven't made a real set in a while.... but here you go! Not one of my best sets, I know. I'm sick and it's hard to focus. But anyways I am just missing the crud out of the beach right now. You?

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Hayyyy!
 
So I have this problem along with millions of girls all over the world. So I looked it up and found that these tips helped so much. So here are four tips you need to prevent eyeshadow from creasing;)
 
1~~ Primer
This is a must in the beauty world. And is one of the best things ever. Primer doesn't only prevent creasing, but fading too. It will help with everything including making your eyeshadow pop even more.
 
2~~ Foundation and Concealer
If you don't want to invest in eye primer, concealer and foundation work too. Primer works better for some people, but if you really don't want primer, you could give these two a try.
 
3~~ Powder
If you try concealer and/or foundation, it is said that dusting face powder on the base works well. You can even skip the base and just apply powder that matches your skin tone. This works best for people with oily lids.
 
4~~ Cream Eyeshadow Layers
Some people with oily lids don't like cream eyeshadows because it creases like crazy. But to prevent it from creasing, first apply the cream eyeshadow, and hen a powder eyeshadow that is close to the color of the cream.
 
There y'all go! Personally, I swear by eye primer and it almost never fails. But I hope these other ways and tips helped!!
 
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So sorry I haven't posted a set in, like, forever. School got a little busy if you know what I mean. But anyway...
 
I did this to one of my shirts and I think it is one of the cutest things in the world. And it is super easy too:) So I think y'all should try this:) Here we gooooo::::::::::::)
 
What You Need:
+ Scissors
+ A Shirt
+ A Ruler
 
How You Do It:
1) Cut the collar off your shirt.
 
2) Fold your shirt in half so the seams are put together.
 
3) Starting right below the top edge of your shirt, cut strips about 2 cm wide into the back of your shirt. You can really make them as far in as you want, I did about 5-6 inches. If you want, you can make each strip a tiny bit shorter as you go down. Make as many strips as you want (how ever far you want the weaving to go down).
 
4) Flip the shirt flat so the cut side id facing up. Run your hands over each strip to stretch them out a little and roll them. Make sure you pull just a tad but not too much.
 
5) Hold the very first strip in your hand. Hold the second strip in your other hand. Weave the SECOND strip UNDER the first one, so you can let go of the first strip and it won't go anywhere. Bow you should have kinda a loop hole. Take the THIRD strip and go through the hole. Now you can let go of the second strip and another hole should be there. Pull the fourth strip through the hole. Continue on until there is one loop left in you hand.
 
7) Sew the last loop to the fabric with jut a couple stitches. You can add a button or bow if you want, but I didn't.
 
TA DA!!!! I loooove my new and improved shirt:) Here is the website I go it from:
http://buntefreunde.blogspot.de/2012/06/tutorial-t-shirt-cutting-weaving-braidi.html
 
I hope you guys try it out!!!
 
Love ya!! <# Mixer-Upper

just for my showcase y'all!!!!!

just for my showcase y'all!!!!!