When I’m truly exhausted, I get puffy eyes that don’t really look too sexy. Until recently, I didn’t really know ways to get rid of them and also to make myself look about half awake. I’d pile my makeup on and just get to work nevertheless, you could see the underlying tiredness from a mile off.

I lately lost a lipstick and whilst searching for that, I came across a product that I haven’t used since I got it as a freebie in Glamour publication. And if you believe it’s good results product, you’d be right. Now I’ve never been Benefit’s biggest enthusiast and even now, I’m still not just a fangirl. I like some of their stuff but wouldn’t go as much to call them must haves. This might the closest I ever get to contacting good results product an absolute must have.

Click here to see what else of Benefit’s I’ve reviewed. Anyway, the product I found was Benefit’s eyebright. I’ve used this a few times in the past as an internal corner highlighter however the color was just much too stark against my skintone. If you’re white or Chinese, you can simply get away with using this as an internal corner highlighter but for us Indian, olive and black skinned gals, it’s a no go. I made a decision to try it on my waterline to see what it do and to my surprise, it managed to look quite natural.

I think Benefit are lacking a technique not marketing it that way, I’ve read on their website and they say that you should apply it to the inner and outer part of your eyes and blend. Well, I say do this if you’re not of the darker skin color. If you are of a darker skin colour whack it on your waterline then.

If you’ve got more time then you could always put a good inner part highlighter on too, but as I am to find this yet, I’ve a bare inner corner. The other thing which i tend to do once at work is collection my higher lashline with some black eyeliner.

No flick though, I’m at the job, not out knocking the best possible sticktails known to man back. And here’s how it looks in its most basic way.. Now you might keep in mind me hyping up Stila’s Kajal pencil which is still all well and good but in the Summer a few months, it is commonly a little too gentle. Fantastic for Winter though! Talking of sticktails, I have to alert you that if you like a decent citrus-y mojito, don’t go to the Smollensky’s in Canary Wharf as the folks working there can’t ever ever understand this right. Each time I go and have for further citurs than mint, I end up drinking liquid toothpaste. It’s horrible and I have now given up asking for mojitos and I just adhere to a bog standard glass of Chardonnay.

1. Skin treatment with Porifin Complex and Acmella Oleracea to repair skin damage
2. 3 a few months ago
3. Must avoid restricted/prohibited and TFRs by three kilometers
4. 4 Purple Eyeshadow Blue Eyes
5. 1 tsp crumbled dried chamomile plants
6. Origins Plantidote Mega Mushroom Face Serum (Reviewed in this post)
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That way they enhance each other without the flavors fighting each other for dominance. Differing people have different techniques for prepping their apples. Some just cut them up, boil ’em down, then use a strainer to mash them and take out the peels and cores. Others cut out the cores etc. ahead of time so they don’t have that extra step of straining down the road. Some bake them in the range for less prep even, and sauce them then. Lots of individuals use an apple peeler, like the one on the left, for homegrown organic apples with imperfect skin especially.

The bonus of the apple peeler and slicer is that you can prepare extra apples for the dehydrator at exactly the same time you’re getting prepared to make sauce. Using a slicer/peeler is a little messy but if you have pretty uniform-sized apples it works pretty well. If I’m going for an extremely very sauce for gifts or special baking projects, I remove the skins and am very comprehensive about coring them so we don’t find parts in the finished product.

But in most of my sauces, I leave the skins on for extra nutrition (they disintegrate with the stay blender) and I don’t care if I find an occasional bit of apple core or epidermis in the sauce. Here’s the way i make my Spicy Ginger Applesauce. Feel absolve to alter it as you would like when you make yours.