Blogging Schedule For Fall

Hi guys so lately I haven't been blogging as much because school has started. I am in my senior year and things are getting kind of crazy, with collage applications, standardized testing, and just plain ole homework. So now I have created a schedule for myself to keep me on track and blogging. You will see a new post every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. They could range from reviews, product comparisons, or just face of the days. I will limit myself to M/W/F posts only being able to have one face of the day. That way I don't just post my current makeup looks, and I have a better variety. Do expect that I will try to do face of the day on Tuesday but that isn't a promise.

Heres a preview of what I have in the works

• Fall Lip looks/ my favorite fall lipsticks (drugstore only Wet n Wild, Revlon and Maybelline)
• Dark Bold Lips nude simple eye with step by step photo tutorial
• Brown, bronze, golden, and champagne fall eyes tutorial (drugstore only)
• Small drugstore eye palette reviews (Covergirl, Maybelline) 
• Revlon Brow Fantasy Dual Sided Stick (pencil and gel) review and tutorial with step by step photos. 
• Miss Jessie's Curly Pudding review
• Miss Jessie's Baby Butter Cream review

I have a lot of stuff lined up and I am trying to create really good content this month. So hopefuly most of these ideas will come to fruition. 

Hair routine 9/2/13

Hair Trio

Miss Jessie's Baby Buttercreme 

Miss Jessie's Curly Pudding 

Trader Joe's Jojoba Oil

1. When my hair has been towel dried but still damp and rub a palm full of jojoba oil from my roots to ends. The oil is very dry and you could easily put too much so be careful.

2. Taking a dollop of the Buttercreme smooth it over section by section each time using more product until my whole head is saturated with the creme.

3. Taking a small scoop of the curly pudding I apply the product to my hair starting with one side avoiding my roots. Then I take a little more product and do the same to the other. 

4. While rubbing in the pudding I stretch my curls out to their full length 

5. Lastly I take a tiny amount of the pudding and apply some to my roots for frizz control 

6. I then air dry my hair for bouncy long frizz free curls 

The whole routine takes about 5 minutes.  A good way to tell if you have applied enough product is to scrunch your hair and listen for a squishy sounds. The squish means that you hair is saturated with product, as it dries it will absorb into the hair shaft and become soft and frizz free. 

Miss Jessie's Sample Pots

Curly Pudding, Rapid Recovery Treatment, Curly Meringue

In my search for the best curly hair product of all time, I hauled some sample sizes of Miss Jessie's products. I got two hair styling balms, the Curly Pudding (left) and the Curly Meringue (right). I also purchased a small jar of the Rapid Recovery Treatment (middle). A full size Miss Jessie's product costs about 20 to 30 dollars so I wanted to try out a few before I bought the full size. The little sample jars range from 7 to 9 dollars. Three sample jars costs about the same amount as one full size product. 

Curly Pudding

Rapid Repair Treatment

Curly Meringue

Each of the small sample jars contains 2 oz worth of product. Depending on how much hair you have, the jars worth could last you a few weeks. When I have thoroughly used and tried each of the products I will do a full review of all of them. You can find Miss Jessie's at Ricky's NYC and Target.