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Mon, May 14, 2012 
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Tags: Diablo III, videos
It has begun… Tonight at Midnight, our time has [finally] come to fight the Evil upon us.
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Entertainment Tags: Shakira, videos
Shakira’s new hit single “Addicted To You” video premiered last week, thoughts?!
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Beauty Tags: nail polish, nail trends
Now that the weather is heating up and beach season is right around the corner, everybody seems eager to swap out winter jackets for summery shorts and sandals. While shedding layers for the sun, there’s one accessory that can add an unexpected pop to any outfit: The perfect nail polish.
Summer 2012 nail trends are all about bright, juicy shades, so pull out the sunglasses and prepare to lacquer up. Unexpected hues, like neon orange or sunny yellow, grab attention at the beach with a burst of color. Use multiple coats to ensure that the color really sizzles.
You can also take the season’s gilded metallic trend to your nails with a shimmery gold or silver. Finish with a glossy topcoat to add extra glam shine.
Another big trend of late has been black or grey nails, which make sense during the colder months, but in the summer can look downright depressing. Dark nails are still a fun and unexpected twist, so just tone it down for the season by selecting a polish in plum, navy or deep turquoise. Try a matte shade for added drama.
Ladies who are extra daring (and artistically inclined), might want to try their hand at painting a geometric design. Geometric nail art may be a bit more time consuming than the typical home manicure, but the final look is a guaranteed attention grabber. To achieve this effect, paint nails with a solid-colored base – sticking with this summer’s trends, try a neon or dark plum – and allow it to dry. Then use scotch-tape to block out a shape on the nail, and paint over it with another color. Once that coat dries, repeat as many times as desired to create a fun geometric print. While amateurs can certainly achieve this fearless looks at home, after some experimentation you may be inspired to step up your game by studying to become a nail technician.
If you’re normally one for subtle natural shades, perhaps geometric nail art seems too ambitious. Fear not, even neutrals can be spiced up a bit with a shimmery pastel polish. A light-reflecting lavender, periwinkle or peach will still sparkle in the summer sun. Of course, when all else fails, the classics are there for a reason. Pink, cream, and red are year-round staples that exude charm and elegance; try an apple red or a watermelon pink to keep this classic fresh.
Truly, bolder means better this season. To achieve the ultimate skill in bold fingers and toes, regardless of the season, learn more about cosmetology school. By stepping outside of your comfort zone you’re sure to nail this summer’s vibrant hues!
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Geometric Nails (2012)
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Commercial Break Tags: closet storage, garage storage, Home Storage Inc
Well, hello there! It’s been a little while since I’ve really blogged. I’ve spent a few days this past week Spring cleaning; lots of purging and organizing. I’m going to have a huge donation pile by the time I’m finished. 
Anywho, as I make my way towards my bedroom, I’m trying to find some ideas for organizing my closet. I need to find a better system of organizing my shoes, bags, sweatshirts etc. Typically, I run to Pinterest for inspirational ideas but during recent travels around the interwebs, I found these neat Closet Kits by Rubbermaid. *points to photo* Something like this would be perfect! It would suit everything currently in my closet plus be neatly organized and everything would be readily available.
While I’m on the organization subject… Within the next week or so, we’re getting ready to re-arrange and re-organize our basement. The spare bedroom in the basement doesn’t have a closet. However, if my husband happens to decide to build one, I’d love to have one of these Wood Closets installed in cherry! *hint-hint* Speaking of renovations, our garage could really use some work. I think these Tall Garage Cabinet would be perfect, when we get to the point of re-organizing it this Spring!
Okies, I’ve rambled enough about my organization plans, now it’s your turn! I’d love to hear from you, my readers! Feel free to share your closet organization ideas / tips!
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Beauty Tags: lip gloss
You don’t need a degree in fashion design to know that your lips are your best accessory – in every season! And you don’t need to surgically enhance your lips to get the girliest, high-gloss pout.
Chanel Levres Scintillantes Glossimer
At about $25 bucks a pop, this product is a bit of a splurge, but worth it for the smooth-versus-sticky finish. It comes in over 35 different shades and doesn’t get as gooey over time as some other glosses.
Sally Hansen Diamond Lip Treatment
This gloss features aloe and shea butter to protect your lips while giving you a glossy, pretty pout. A “diamond” on each tube gives it a surprisingly decadent detail for something so affordable (about $4.99 each) and the variety of dessert flavours are great for those who opt for a sweet smile.
LORAC Mocktail Lip Gloss
This gimmick-y gloss has a great thing going for it – the fragrance of a tropical drink, but no taste. Retailing at about $18, it has a high-shine and shimmer with minimal stickiness.
Bobbi Brown Shimmer Lip Tint
With jojoba, avocado oils, and an SPF of 15, this gloss is perfect for summer. It’s peppermint-scented, long lasting, and costs about $17 a tube.
MAC Clear Gloss
This slick, shiny gloss favored by professors at cosmetology schools is colorless, so it’s a great solution for those who already have a lipstick shade primer underneath. It’s also affordable (retails for about $13.50) and flavorless, so you don’t have that odd, sweet flavor mixed in with the pita you’re eating for lunch.
Lola Lip Indulgence Lip Gloss
For some reason, just the name “Lola” conjures instant images of glamour and girliness. This gloss contains papaya butter and mango and comes in colors like “Passion Fruit” (coral) and “Asian Pear” (burgundy.) Each tube retails for about $16 a pop.
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