Revlon Highlighting Palette

The limited edition captivating brick Highlighter.

 

 

Revlon, The Color Authority, brings you the Revlon Highlighting Palette, a captivating brick highlighter. The sophisticated palette has complimentary shimmer shades that blend to enhance complexion for a natural sun-kissed look. Use the Highlighting Palette to enhance and illuminate skin and achieve a multi-dimensional sculpted look. The shades in each palette have a lightweight, silky feel and look freshly applied all day. Get your glow on!

 

Formula

• Provides natural colour highlights and a soft healthy, sun kissed glow
• Enhances and illuminates the complexion
• Gives a multidimensional sculpted look
• Easy to blend
• Buildable color
• Has a lightweight silky feel
• Looks freshly applied all day (up to 8 hours)
• Colour stays true all day

 

Shades

 

• Peach Glow
• Rose Glow
• Bronze Glow

 

RSP PRICE: R185.00

 

AVAILABILITY: August 2014 at leading pharmacies and mass retailers nationwide

Revlon Brow Fantasy Limited Edition

                 Revlon Brow Fantasy Limited Edition

Perfectly shaped, groomed looking brows.

 

 

Revlon Brow Fantasy provides perfectly shaped, groomed brows and creates a beautifully framed face.

 

This dual ended product consists of a 2-step perfectly coordinated brow pencil and gel. The pencil defines and fills in with soft blend able natural colour that wears for hours. A tinted gel that styles, shapes and sets brows.

 

Perfectly shaped, groomed brows to give eyes an instant lift!

 

 

FEATURES AND BENEFITS:

• Easy to use two-step brow product which styles and fills with blend able colour and then sets brows with a tinted gel, shaping them for a well groomed, polished look that lasts all day.
• Small brow brush provides better control and application.
• Beautifully groomed brows are an important part of any total eye look and gives a finished, polished frame around eyes.

 

EXPERT TIPS:

Step 1: Pencil in brow colour with short, light strokes following the natural direction of brow hair growth.

Step 2: Brush gel through brows and let set.

 

SHADES: Dark Blonde, Brunette, Dark Brown, Light Brown.

 

RSP: R120.00

 

AVAILABILITY: End August 2014, at leading pharmacies and mass retailers nationwide.

Profile on Tangeni Kambudu

Tangeni Kambudu is an amazing illustrator, and designer. I got to know him quite well, we studied at the same academy and I am so glad I could do this post on him.

  

Tangeni Kambudu

Who is Tangeni?

·         I’m TangeniKambudu born September 2, 1987 in Windhoek, Namibia. Moved to Oranjemund, Namibia in 1995… where I started attending the Oranjemund Private School primary. I adapted a keen interest for drawing and using colour and with that said I continued pursuing drawing and trying to develop my own ideas. The year 2000 I left Oranjemund (home) to attend high school in Windhoek at an all-boys school could Boys Pioneers High School but gradually come to Cape Town and matriculated at Boston House College in 2008. I personally feel my move to Cape Town played a big role in developing and finding the creative side of me which eventually led me to studying fashion design and I fell in love with it straight away.

In 2010 I went to Johannesburg as an undergraduate to study fashion design at SperoVillioti: The Elite Design Academy but ended up leaving Johannesburg and come back to Cape Town in 2013 to pursue my studies at the Cape Town College of Fashion Design where I eventually graduated.

I’m interestedin art-forms of: fashion, interior, fine-art and food.

I source inspiration from anything and everything from my daily vision but I mainly focus on what appeals creative to me.

As a further testament:

I am a hard worker, reliable, adapt well, friendly and easy-going yet polite. I enjoy drawing, painting, illustrating and designing items. I don't conceder myself a fashion designer yet but an aspiring fashion designer to be.

Who is your icon? And why?

·         I have two icons Johnny Depp and Yohji Yamamoto. Johnny Depp: for his quirkiness, spontaneous attitude, sense of humour and how he portrays and plays his characters in his movies. I also admire his sense of style which I personally feel (it’s a very Johnny Depp original) and the retro look that he wears well. Yohji Yamamoto: for, how he constructs his mind in interviews…it inspires me on a level of be true to yourself…him just being true to himself and answering questions with such deep contents. His deep and artistic views on creating garments inspire me as he says “I am not a designer. I hate fashion design. I am a dress maker.” To me, YohjiYamamoto is more than just about creating garments….he’s an artist expressing himself via fashion design.

Designer Yohji Yamamoto

Actor Johnny Depp

 

What type of designer do you see yourself as?

·         An artistic designer.

"Energy!" Outfit...Stand on Collar Tailored Jumpsuit.

 

"Harmony!" Outfit...Bell Bottom Trouser with a Stand on Collar Sleeveless Top.

"Happiness!" Outfit...Structured Skirt with a Cropped Sleeveless Hoodie Top.

"Personality!" outfit... Colour Blocked Skirt with a Hand Painted Cape.

"Expressionism!" Outfit...Structured Skirt with a Colour Blocked Top.

 

Who do your prefer to design for men or women?

·         I would prefer women.

What part of the design process do you like most?

·         The creative thinking part. Idea after idea.

Describe the perfect client.

·         Someone who treats his/her wardrobe as though they were a curator of an art gallery.

If you could intern for any design, living or dead, who would it be and why?

·         YohjiYamamoto,because he’s comfortable in being in “Black” and I’m comfortable in being in colour. “I’m not interested in fashion generally. I’m interested in how to cut the clothing”-Yohji Yamamoto. I, myself… am not interested in fashion generally. I’m interested in using apparel design as a canvas. The point is being true and honest to yourself. Why intern at Yohji Yamamoto… because he’s true and honest to himself.

What is your fashion advice to ladies for this winter?

·         Keep warm.

What piece of clothing should every lady have in her closet?

·         A pair of stilettos.

What are your thoughts on cheap apparel vs designer apparel?

·         Well…1^st and for most I’ll say…now’s fashion market is very flat and real creative apparel has little space for growth, however though…I feel there is a comparison but there’s no difference between cheap and designer apparel as it always draws down tothe consumer what he/she can afford. For me… there is no difference but there is a comparison... in terms of material used, hand detail, what method of manual labour is used, etc.

 

Contact Details:

·         +264-81-428-5244 (Nam C.)

·         +264-81-297-2281 (Nam C.)

·         +264-63-232-102 (Nam H.)

·         +27-79-600-9031 (SA C.)

·         Facebook: TangeniKambudu

·         LinkedIn: TangeniKambudu

·         Twitter: @TangeniKambudu

·         E-Mail: hkambudu@yahoo.com

 

Profile On Joubert Botha

Joubert Botha is a motivation & leadership with entrepreneurship as well with business insight and the founder of jobvinesa, moneyvinesa and karmadigitalage

Q: What is your full name?

A: Joubert Botha

Q: What is your age?

A: 33

Q: Describe your style in 3 words

A: Stylish yet comfortable

Q: Who is your style icon?

A: I don't have a style icon. I just make sure I feel comfortable in my clothes and wear a good pair of shoes to round off my look. 

Q: Which store is your go to store?

A: Dolce & Gabbana, Emporio Armani, Gucci, Diesel, Ralph Lauren, Old Khaki & Tommy Hilfiger  

Q: 3 items you can’t live without

A: Laptop, Mobile phone and my car.

Q: What is your new year’s resolution?

A: To make it a bigger year than 2013! 2014 is the year to step outside your comfort zone and do more of the things you fear.

Q: Outdoors vs indoors

A: I spend most of my time working indoors, but I do enjoy sports and time on the beach in sunny Cape Town or travels abroad. 

Q: Fastfood or gourmet?

A: Gourmet predominantly, but I do enjoy the odd fast food order. 

Q: What advice do you have when it comes to guys being on trend and not costing too much?

A: No need to go for popular brands, just buy something you feel comfortable wearing and fits well.

 

This is Joubert at the war musem in Saigon Vietnam

 

Joubert with the Royal Guard in Bangkok Thailand

Joubert at the Colosseum in Rome


You can follow Joubert on Twitter here

 

Revlon Bold Lacquer™ Length & Volume Mascara by Grow Luscious

The Ultimate Black, Bold Definition

 

 

Break free from the dull shades of grey of traditional mascaras, and go bold with new Revlon Bold Lacquer Length & Volume Mascara. Revlon Bold Lacquer™ is our first mascara with only high-shine black fibers to provide the ultimate black, bold definition for volume & length to the ‘nth’ degree. This is the mascara you’ve been waiting for!

 

Formula

The Revlon Bold Lacquer™ has lacquer film technology, which combines two different polymers that anchor the mascara to the base of lashes, stretching a smooth film to the tips for incredible length and volume. The intense colour pigments deliver a buildable lustrous, deep colour to lashes.

 

Application

Our innovative Revlon ™ Lash Stretch™ brush pulls the high-shine, lengthening fibers through lashes for the ultimate black bold look. The mascara is evenly distributed onto every lash to capture volume and length to the ‘nth’ degree.

 

Finally, a mascara that delivers on the promise of big, bold lashes.

 

Revlon Bold Lacquer Volume & Length Mascara intensifies your lash look in 3 shades: Blackest Black, Black, and Blackened Brown (all available in Waterproof and Non-waterproof).

 

RSP PRICE: R159.00

 

AVAILABILITY: End August 2014 at leading pharmacies and mass retailers nationwide.

 

P.S I do not take credit for anything written or the images.  

 

IEC 2014 Elections

Why should we vote? Why did you vote? Did you research on the party you voted for? This is questions I would ask whenever my conversation went in the direction of the national voting that took place yesterday.

So I felt like I really should share my experience on the 2014 elections.

I didn’t even think about registering. I was one of those ag why should I vote? It doesn’t matter or count. I was in the dark and never took the time to educate myself on why I should vote because I was born in the time of freedom where I can go where I want with who I want. So how did I get to the point where I went and registed? It was Sunday and my mother and I were out having lunch and on our way home, we saw the registration boards on a light post and my mom told me about my apartheid from her perspective and told me about my grandfather and his struggles and how they lived with rules and restrictions that I know I would never survive under.

My experience going to register to vote.

So my mother and I headed to the register at a local college in my area, (there were many points in my area, but we couldn’t find it) the boards put up to show us where to go and what to have to register,  and it was so fast and easy that and the people were so friendly and helpful. I could not believe that  specially how fast it was.

My voting experience

The day came to actually go and vote. I knew I was not going to get up early on a public holiday. I woke up got done to go shopping, yes I said shopping, so here I am at 2pm I am going shopping. Go back home at 6:30 had a bite to eat and went to vote at 7 and at 7:19 I was home. I could not believe my luck, people were telling me how long the queues are and I won’t get home till pass 9 I was scared and thought about just not going to vote on fear of having to stand in the cold for a few hours to make a difference, but I fought against the crap in the head which I am so glad I did and I am so proud of myself that I made my mark. It was exhilarating to vote. I went through my voting ballad like 3 times because I was so nervous I felt like I was writing an exam check my page a few time to make sure I marked the correct and then I went and put my ballads in the in the box and bhaaam I was back home and warm.

This is me showing my proof that I just voted.
 

This is my good friend designer and blogger Mpumi Dhlamini showing that he is a proudly open ANC supporter

this my cousin Fathima showing us her vote stamp and South African ID.

You can follow me on Facebook here follow me on instagram @drizzzlesdomain


When trying something new, you may fail the 1st time but a true failure is someone who
doesn't get up and try again.
Aaqelah Salojee

 

 

Review: Veet hair removal cream

I have been using Veet products since I was a teenager, so I know 1st hand what amazing products they offer, so when I was invited to be a judge for Miss VeetSA2014 I felt very honoured and proud to be part of the team since I have been in love with Veet products from the very 1st use.

Veet hair removal cream introduced a new fun way of removing hair. I remember using Veet hair removal cream at a sleep over and it was much better than us waxing each other. My brother is a huge fan of Veet products as well.

I use Veet hair removal cream, everywhere and anywhere. It's also so easy and convenient to travel with and to use while on holiday or those early mornings since it only has to be on for 3 minutes you could use the Veet hair removal cream while you are brushing your teeth.



My opinion is that every lady should have this in her beauty routine. I personally use Veet every single week for something, with the pleasure of knowing my skin is being moisten while I remove my hair. Very often when I remove my unwanted hair my skin is left dry and itchy, but not with Veet hair removal cream, it’s hairless, soft and sexy.



The instructions for Veet hair removal are so simple and easy. They even added in an easy to handle stick to put the cream on and rub it onto your skin.

Wait 3 minutes, then voila hairless sexy skin.



I give Veet hair removal cream a 9/10. This Veet hair removal product is available at any supermarket near you.