Sunday, February 26, 2012

!±8± Urban Decay Naked2

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What it is: The most anticipated sequel of the decade, Naked2 features a dozen pigment-rich taupe and gray-beige neutrals, plus five exclusive, new shades. What it does: The follow up to the original bestselling Naked palette, this stunning second edition proves that neutral is anything but boring. Showcasing a dozen completely different shades than the first bronze-based collection, it includes a stunning range from pale and deep, to matte and sparkly. You'll achieve a host of new neutral looks, smoky dramatic eyes, and everything in between. The palette also includes a travel-size Lip Junkie Lipgloss in Naked and a double-ended, cruelty-free Good Karma Shadow/Crease Brush (available only in this palette). This set contains:- 12 x 0.05 oz Eyeshadows in Foxy (cream bisque with matte finish), Half Baked (golden-bronze with shimmering finish), Booty Call (shimmering cork), Chopper (copper shimmer with silver microglitter), Tease (creamy pale brown with matte finish), Snake Bite (dark bronze shimmer with metallic base), Suspect (pale golden beige with shimmering finish), Pistol (light gray-brown with shimmering finish), Verve (oyster with shimmering finish), YDK (cool bronze shimmer with metallic base), Busted (deep brown with shimmering finish), Blackout (blackest black with matte finish)- Good Karma Shadow/Crease Brush- 0.11 oz Lip Junkie Lipgloss in Naked (pinky neutral) What else you need to know:Urban Decay's packaging takes on a modern feel in Naked2. With an art-school-inspired tin case and a hinged lid, it's smooth and cool to the touch. Compare Naked2 with first Naked palette packaged in warm, rich brown velvet with gold foil lettering and you won't be able to resist owning both. Product Availability: This product is in extremely high demand. Accordingly, Urban Decay is producing as many as possible, as fast as they can. Please check regularly to keep up-to-date on product availability. Thank you.

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Thursday, November 17, 2011

Cloth childhood Song: Which childhood should I choose?

!±8± Cloth childhood Song: Which childhood should I choose?

Set to original lyrics written by me, a cloth-diapering mom, I compare and review 9 reusable cloth diapers including Fuzzi Bunz, Gro Via, Bummis, Thirsties, Bum Genius, Knicker Nappies, Whammies, Lil' Joey, Happy Heines, and others. The focus is on One-Size diapers, but prefolds, covers and all-in-ones are also included in the diaper music video. I intended this video to be a fun summary documenting my cloth-diapering journey with my daughter, who was born six weeks early, in February of 2010. Check out my Web-site at diapers.hannahwinkle.com for a more in-depth critique of the diapers and the song lyrics. My favorite diapers currently are the OS Bummis Easy Fit diaper. When Baby V was smaller, the one-size diapers were so big, they blocked her mobility. FuzzyBunz Smalls and Thirsties Duo Diaper Smalls were my favorites, because they worked well, were well made, and she could roll over in them. I'm also a fan of prefolds and diaper covers. I assign a grade to each diaper based on my experiences using them. I started documenting each OS diaper's successes and failures on my daughter at 12 lbs. If a diaper claims to fit an 8-pound baby, but leaked until my baby was 15 lbs, it will not get an A or B.