Nail Saturdays

For the past few Saturdays I've been obsessed in doing my nails! Here's a glimpse of what I have been doing!

 two-toned pink nails <3 

 pink and blue nails 

 

all that glitters!

Will keep you posted on my nail projects!

DIY: Polka Dot Nails

 I've been seeing a couple of posts on how to have unique nails so this time i decided to make my own version of polka dot nails

 Things that you need:

- 2 nail polish shades (that you think will look good together) i used matte blue and light pink

- toothpick (which you will be using to paint dots)

- acetone

 Step 1: paint your nails with the base color that you want and let it dry

Step 2: using the toothpick dip the 2nd color on your polish and lightly put it on top of your base color

You can put as many dots as you want and voila instant polka dot nails!

DIY: Make Your Own Photowall

I wanted to renovate my room for the longest time since I got bored so I decided to try to make my own photowall

 

Step 1: Select and print out all of your favorite photos. 

Tip: for it to cost less you can just copy and paste photos in word document and print it out in Photo paper; have it printed at home rather than have it printed in your local photo printing shops

Step 2: Cut out all of the photos

You can actually leave the white borders in your photos to have that polaroid effect or you can just cut all the borders out 

Step 3: Stick the photos to your wall by using a masking tape.

 You have your own photowall! You can arrange it into different shapes like plain rectangle or even heart shape!

 

Enjoy and try changing the photos from time to time to keep you inspired!

Seoul with Love

beautiful people, lovely scenery, will definitely go back to you Seoul

Crescent Accessories Now in Beltza!

Get can now get your own Crescent Accessories in Beltza at 50th Ave, Galleria

Take Me to the Riot

"Saturday nights in neon lights" - Pachuca Sunrise

Just came back from an intense fun weekend. A couple of friends and I went to Subic slash hot air balloon in Clark (With a couple of foodfest + sleep mode on the side)

Make your own vintage ring!

I'm a ring lover and I just can't go out of the house without any accessory on. I made a ring yesterday wherein you'll be needing a vintage looking button, "ring holder", mighty bond and cutter.

Step 1: Clean the back side of the button and make sure no part is sticking out by using a cutter.

Step 2: Put mighty bond on the ring "holder" and stick it to the cleaned button.

Step 3: Let it dry (around 5 - 10 minutes) but make sure that the mighty bond doesn't stick to your hands.

Voila and you're done! Enjoy! :)