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EXO D.O’s Faux Freckles in “Ko Ko Bop”

It seems like everyone in the Kpop community has listened to “Ko Ko Bop” at least once. And, we’ve probably all watched their MV a couple more times than we’ve listened to the actual audio. That’s really not surprising, to be honest. I don’t blame anyone who’s seen the MV a couple more times. With all their funky, retro fashion and hairstyles, there’s a whole lot that we’re busy with. “Ko Ko Bop” was jam-packed with different styles from way back when that a lot of older fans are eager (or not so eager) to see. But, “Ko Ko Bop” is still a music video from 2017, so there’s still some newer styles in there too! One new makeup trend that EXO used here is the “fake freckle” trend. Basically, you would use a darker eyebrow pencil, eyeshadow, or countour color to paint on faux freckles onto the skin. D.O was the EXO member that sported the faux freckle look throughout most of the MV, so we’re going to be focusing on his looks today! D.O fans, are you ready? Let’s look through the short gallery of EXO D.O’s Faux Freckles!

 

EXO D.O’s Faux Freckles- Mini Gallery

 

So, what are some tips to use if you’re looking to get D.O’s Faux Freckles?

  • Use an Eyebrow Pencil for the most natural look

Eyebrow pencils tend to be waxier than any other lip or eyeliner pencils, so they have smoother application. They also look more natural when they’re applied to the skin.

  • Pick a yellow-toned/warm-toned color

This tip is for those with fair to medium skin tones! Most freckles are more yellow or warm toned, so if you want a more natural look, go for a color with a warm/yellow base.

  •  Focus most freckles in a concentrated area

Freckles are a result of focused concentrations of melanin, and they usually show up in clumps. If one area has more sunlight exposure, it’ll have more freckles! So, try to find an area to focus most of you freckles on.

 

I hope that you were able to get a few helpful tips from the post! Make sure to try this look out if you thought it looked good on D.O!

 

For more “Ko Ko Bop” Style Inspiration, try the posts below!

EXO Suho’s Poodle Hair

EXO Baekhyun’s Mullet

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July 20, 2017by ulee
DIY, K-Beauty, Makeup

2017 Color of the Year-Greenery Korean Eye Makeup

In one of our last posts, we went over some outfits worn by idols for the 2016 colors of the year. It definetely was fun to see some of our favorite male idols wearing Rose Quartz and Serenity! This year, though, the color for 2017 is called Greenery! Greenery is described on Pantone’s official site as a “fresh and zesty yellow-green color.” It’s a perfect color to wear for the hot summer days ahead! In this post, we’ll be going through a step-by-step tutorial from a Korean beauty blogger and her “Greenery” Eye Makeup. She takes a hard-to-work-with color like Greenery and transforms it into a light and unique makeup look!

* Make Sure to Start with you standard makeup basics before you begin!*

  • Fill in your waterline with black eyeliner
  • Fill in you brows
  • Curl you lashes and add mascara
  • OPTIONAL: Add an eye primer to your lid

 

Greenery Korean Eye Makeup Tutorial

STEP 1:

Grab a neutral or warm-toned brown eyeshadow to start. Using a brush, add the color lightly all over your eyelid. Make sure to get the bottoms of your eyes as well!

 

STEP 2:

Add a “Greenery” colored eyeshadow to the last half of your upper eyelid. Concentrate most of the color on the tail of your eyes. For a more natural look make a slight gradiation that connects to the middle of the eye. Here, Missha’s Sparkling Lime in their Modern Shadow Electric Line was used. The shadow can be matte or have a bit of pearl, depending on your personal preference. However, if you’re choosing to use a shadow with pearls, make sure that the pearl is finely crushed. You don’t want a bunch of loose piecs of glitter making the look too heavy!

STEP 3:

Add a burnt orange/brick red color above the creaseline. Again, make sure that you’re adding the most color onto the last half of the eye! Also, add a the Greenery color onto the bottom “aegyossal” part of your eye. Blend the burnt orange color in to the bottom half of your eye as well for a more natural look.

 

STEP 4:

Take a gold eyeshadow with lots of pearl and apply it to the center of your eye and bottom aegyossal. It makes the colors all blend in together naturally. Take a dark brown liner and wing it out naturally.

 

FINAL PRODUCT:

 

And you’re done! You have your Greenery eye makeup finished and are ready to go out for the day! It’s nice to have your eyes a more eccentric color, so your lips can still be a natural pink without your makeup looking to basic.

 

Here’s a swatch of all the shadows used, in case you need a reference for a dupe!

 

 

 

 

Source: https://m.post.naver.com/viewer/postView.nhnvolumeNo=6270732&memberNo=25773716&vType=VERTICAL

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July 6, 2017by ulee
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How and When to Clean Your Facial Brush

 

Facial brushes are great. They’re easy to use, usually cheap, and offer a deeper cleanse, all while being extremely gentle on my sensitive skin. That said, do you ever wonder what’s crawling around in them after awhile? Sure, we always make sure our facial brushes dry out completely ever day, but there’s only so much that can do. Even just a few days is enough time for the bacteria to grow. Bacteria on your brush means bacteria on your face, and we need to avoid that at all costs.

 How Often Should I Clean My Facial Brush?

A facial brush lasts around 3 months before it has to be replaced. However, during those 3 months, you want to keep it in the best condition possible. It’s reccomended that you clean it at least once every week. I like to do it at least twice a week, just to be sure. You can never be too clean, so what’s there to lose other than a couple minutes?

How to Clean a Facial Brush

I’m going to show you 2 ways that you can clean your brush. The first is mainly focusing on killing bacteria, while the second is focused on cleaning the brush and nourishing the fibers.

For the first method, here are the things you’re going to need.

 

  • Rubbing Alcohol
  • A bowl
  • Your facial brush

Take the rubbing alcohol and pour it into a bowl. You don’t need too much, but you need enough to submerge your facial brush. Put the brush in the alcohol and swish it around, getting it on all the fibers. Leave it in for another 2 minutes, then dry it in a cool, dry area. Leave it to dry naturally, and make sure that it’s completely dry before you use it again. Do this at least twice a month.

 

Method 2- The Weekly Cleanse

This method is for a lighter cleanse on the brush. It isn’t as heavy and powerful as the alcohol, but it’s good for daily use and nourishes the brush as well. Here’s what you’ll need.

  • Dr. Bronner’s Pure Castile Soap (Or any foam/liquid facial cleanser)
  • Olive oil
  • A bowl

Mix the soap and olive oil in a 1:1 ratio, enough to submerge the brush. Once they’re mixed evenly, dunk the brush head in the mixture and work the cleanser into the face brush. Make sure to clean it well, and don’t miss anything! Once you’ve massaged it into the brush, wash it off and air dry until it’s completely dry. Do this at least once every week.

This will work for makeup brushes as well. Using both methods ensures that the brush is kept squeaky clean, and is still being nourished. The fibers will be bacteria-free, but they won’t be dry or brittle. Make sure to use these methods weekly!

 

 

 

 

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June 20, 2017by ulee
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Bentonite Clay Mask

During the summer, when we sweat and face the sun almost everyday, it’s inevitable that our skin will get damaged and clogged. So, what product would you be able to use weekly for a nice pick-me-up during the summer? Try bentonite clay.

Bentonite clay is used for various reasons, from our hair to our own  stomach. It’s often used for body detoxes, as well as for hair detoxes. It’s truly a multi-use product! You can usewhatever type of bentonite clay that you can find in drugstores or online, but the one I’m going to be reviewing is the Anjou Bentonite Clay Power Detox. It’s currently on sale for $9.00 on Amazon.

Anjou Benonite Clay Power Detox

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Although I’m reviewing the performance of this brand of clay, keep in mind that most pure bentonite clays without any additives will perform similarly. So, on with the benefits of the clay.

Bentonite Clay….

  • Helps to expel toxins that we acquire throughout the day
  • Acts as an antibiotic treatment for the skin when applied topically
  • Contains many minerals like silica and calcium, so in addition to drawing toxins out, it can help to nourish the skin as well
  • Unclogs and cleanses pores in the skin
  • Assits in evening skin tone and texture
  • Helps to regenerate skin tissue, which corrects acne scars

How To Use Bentonite Clay

Mix the clay with a liquid in a 1:1 ratio, so that the clay is a ice cream consistency. There’s many ways that you can combine the bentonite clay. A lot of people just use water, but I like to use apple cider vinegar and a drop of tea tree oil, since I have combination skin. Leave on for about 20 minutes, or until the clay hardens and turns into a light, ashy grey. It’s pretty easy to tell when you need to take it off, since you won’t be able to speak or smile with out feeling like your face is ripping apart.

After it dries, wash it off with warm water and moisturize with a light layer. I use the Thayers Alcohol-Free Witch Hazel with Rose Petal Toner, and then finish it off with either Kukui Cream or Mizon’s Snail Repair Intensive Ampoule. 

The clay is powerful, so I wouldn’t reccomend doing the whole face clay treatment over 2 times a week. However, I always use the clay as a spot treatment, no matter how many times I use it on my whole face. It helps shrink a giant pimple into about half the size in less that 20 minutes. It’s seriously a life-saver.

 

The Result:

As most of you may know, I’ve had some rough patches (pun intended) in my skincare journey. Of course, I’ve used a lot of other k-beauty products to help make my skin happy again, but this has definetely helped a ton. It’s the deep cleanse that I need weekly, just in case my daily cleansing isn’t able to get rid of everything. It’s also great for quick spot-treatments on the nights before a day out. I’d definetely reccomend this to those who struggle with combination and oily skin. However, if you have extremely dry skin and/or rosacea, I would check with other bloggers that have drier skin.

Hope this review helps anyone that’s still on the fence about getting the clay! What product do you want reviewed next? Comment below!

 

 

 

 

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June 17, 2017by ulee
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Korean DIY-Almond Moisture Pack

Hello to our readers!

These past few weeks, I’ve mostly been focusing on doing reviews for different K-beauty products. Today, I’m going to step away from the product reviews to share a DIY moisture pack that is popular amongst most Korean beauty bloggers, which is the Almond Moisture pack! It’s been featured on many popular Korean beauty shows, such as Get it Beauty, where Park Han Byul claimed to have used it for her glowing skin. It’s a simple and effective mask for when your skin is looking a bit dull, and you want to moisturize and brighten it up. Let’s begin!

 

Korean DIY Almond Moisture Pack

Ingredients:

  • 10-20 Almonds
  • Milk
  • Honey
  • A mixing bowl/something to crush and grind the almonds with.

Instructions

  1. Crush/grind all the almonds in a small bowl or food processor. Make sure the almonds are ground finely
  2. Add a honey as a 1:1 ratio to the almonds
  3. Add 1-2 spoonfuls of milk, and mix well. The amount of milk added can be adjusted based on the preference, but at least one spoonful is recommended

The final Almond Moisture Pack should look something like this:

4. Wash the Almond Moisture pack off with warm water, and move onto your regular nighttime routine.

Sheet masks are well-known for their moisturizing abilities, but not everyone has them around all the time. I use this almond moisture pack every once in a while, when I run out of sheet masks to use, or if I just want an extra glow for my skin. While I love to use sheet masks because of the diverse ingredients that are used, when it comes to moisture, this DIY Almond Moisture pack is just as good, if not better, than most moisturizing sheet masks. I especially love using it in the winter. The cold combined with the wind can usually manage to strip my skin of just about any moisture, but the day after using the Almond Moisture Pack, I can really feel the moisture locked in, even outside. If dry skin is a concern for you, or if you just want that K-drama/Kpop glow, give this DIY Almond Moisture Pack a go!

 

 

 

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March 6, 2017by ulee

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