Tuesday, 30 September 2014
TIPS TEUSDAY NAIL ART : PAINT
Nail
Art has been creating a huge craze, doing all different shapes, colors
and patterns. Here are a few inspirations and steps to create these
beautiful nails:
THUNDER STORM NAILS

CUTE CUPCAKES DOT INSPIRATION
PATTERNS NAILS
LEOPARD PRINT NAILS
WISHING NAILS
LETTER PRINT NAILS
Have fun creating your own, feel free to share your creations on Facebook : Jenro Beauty
Monday, 29 September 2014
Sunday, 28 September 2014
Friday, 26 September 2014
Thursday, 25 September 2014
Tuesday, 23 September 2014
TIPS TEUSDAY : Trust you Artist
When you are getting yourself all done up and pretty, it is important to trust your artist and trust their recommendations. You will make the decision and hopefully get a good qualified makeup artist, to make you even more beautiful. Be clear to what your vision is, and communicate that to the artist so they have a clear picture of what you are looking for. When you bring pictures to your artist, remember the chances are you don't look exactly like model, and might have different features, so when the artist recommends are slightly different shade trust them to make the look work best for you. And remember to relax and enjoy!
Monday, 22 September 2014
MONDAY MADNESS : Dreamy Plum Look
A 20's inspired makeup look, with a new age runway twist. Love this beautiful contour, and highlight on the inner eye corner.
Thursday, 18 September 2014
FRONT NEWS FRIDAY - MAC MINERLIZE SKINFINSH NATURAL
Wednesday, 17 September 2014
THURSDAY TUTORIAL - Medevil Inspired Braids
It's not surprising the hairstyles of the Medieval period lie in stark contrast to today's hair trends The hair technology of the Medieval period was extremely minimal and women relied on the most basic of styling techniques.
However, if you are set on attempting a genuine period-authentic recreation of a Medieval hairstyle, you may need to take into account certain fashions trends of the 5th through 14th centuries that had a vast impact on women's hair styles.
Wedding Wednesdays - Top Tips - Where to start
1.
Set up your Guest list first
The first checkpoint to cross is
getting your guest list. The approximate
number of guests will guide you, to find many other decisions much easier. Like choosing a venue, and how big your
wedding will end up being. Make sure
there is enough space for guests to move around. Remember when picking a venue the space may
seem open, but if all the tables are set up, you’ve got a DJ going, food tables
are set up, the space becomes significantly smaller.
2.
Investigate Wedding Blackout Dates
Know ahead of time if your wedding
date falls on the same day as a trade conference, charity walk, or other local
event that could affect traffic and hotel room availability.
3.
Listen to Mother Nature
Take the weather and other potential
annoyances into consideration, have a plan B ready when your weather takes a different
route to your planned vision. Guests
have been known to skip out early from hotter-than-hot summer tent weddings and
improperly heated winter loft receptions. Bugs also swarm in certain areas
during certain seasons. Consider renting pest control tanks to alleviate the
problem or including bug repellent in guests' gift bags. And if you want a
sunset ceremony, make sure you know when to say your vows by checking the times
for your day.
4.
Check Your Credit
Take advantage of the high cost of
weddings and sign up for a credit card with a rewards program. Whether it gives
you airline miles or great shopping deals, consolidating all wedding-related
purchases to this card will help you accumulate thousands of rewards points.
5.
Pay It Forward
Let one vendor lead you to another.
Your wedding photographer can tell you which hair and makeup artist are the
best to use, and your reception manager should know which music choice would be
fit to make use of.
6.
Lighten Your List
Remember the easiest way to cut your
wedding budget, is by minimizing your
guest list. Remember, half of your wedding expenses go to wining and dining your
guests. If it's costing you R100 per person, eliminating one table of 10 can
save you R1,000.
7.
Make a Meal Plan
Feeding your wedding day crew, is
another thing that might be easily forgotten.
Choose a less expensive meal for them. You will have to let your wedding
caterer know a couple of days before the wedding exactly how many vendors you
need to feed and don't forget the photography assistants and band roadies.
9.
Get Organizationally Focused
In a three-ring binder, compile all
your correspondences with vendors, notes you make during meetings, and photos
or tear sheets from magazines you want vendors to see. Set up a special email
address dedicated to your wedding, and store important vendor numbers in your
cell phone.
10.
Tend to Your Bar
Typically, you need one bartender
per 50 guests to keep the line at a minimum. But if you're serving a signature
cocktail that cannot be made ahead of time (or in large quantities), consider
adding an extra server designated to this task.
Tuesday, 16 September 2014
Tips Tuesday - HOW TO: CUT CREASE
HOW TO: CUT CREASE
WHAT YOU NEED:
MAC - Paint Pot in Bare Study
MAC - Gesso
MAC - Shroom
MAC - Smolder Eye Kohl (LE)
MAC - Plum Dressing
MAC - Chromaline in Black Black
Start with your eye primer, base shadow, and a white highlight.
Sketch in a crease line with your choice of eyeliner. Make the line
thicker towards the outer corner, and use less pressure toward the inner
corner to make the liner thinner and lighter.
View from the front
Blend that liner out with a shader brush, slowly and gently, use a
MAC #239 brush. Blend upwards toward the outer corner. You want
the bottom line to stay crisp, but if you make a little mess, don’t
sweat stress, you can clean that up later.
Go over top of your liner and just above with a shadow color of your
choice. Blend further toward the inner corner. This would be the time to
go in with a white shadow and shader brush to clean up the bottom line
if it’s messy.
Add a winged liquid eye liner.
Add some of your crease color underneath the lower lashline.
Add some white highlight here, as well as some lashes. And then your're done!
Special thanx to Batalash for these beautiful images!!
Sunday, 14 September 2014
Monday Madness - Dramatic Brows
Dramatic Look - Red Brow Stick on's, paired with a glossy red lip and feathery lashes! This look is a great dramatic glamour look, for themed parties.
Friday, 12 September 2014
FRONT NEWS FRIDAY - New Collections MAC
MAC - A Novel Romance - NEW Collection
"Fall in lust with A Novel Romance, a colour collection teeming with deep, luscious shades that will leave you feeling overwhelmed with desire. Passion mounts, and these hues fan the flames of your deepest emotions, as an amorous adventure begins. Seduced by a secret lover, eyes lock, shrouded in the lustful, metallic hues and cool blackened purples of our Eye Shadow quads. Get provocative in seductive plum and burgundy Lipstick. Then, play the temptress in come-hither shades of sweet lavender and soft rose gold. Finally, cheeks flush in shimmering Powder Blush, as you turn the page towards a powerful climax…leaving you utterly breathless." - mac cosmetics
"Come-hither eyes tempt in highly charged shades of Electric Cool Eye Shadow. Hues of deep cobalt, pearlized black and soft, pale champagne drive your lover wild with a look that’s almost sinful. Arousing shades of Fluidline Pencil fuel this passionate quest, as you set sail for secret shores of pleasure." - mac cosmetics
EYES
Fluidline Eye Pencil - R210
Ultra-smooth
pencil provides the same brilliant coverage as M∙A∙C Fluidline. This
liquid liner in a pencil effortlessly glides on, staying for hours. Easy
to blend shortly after application. Lines in a variety of finishes,
including matte, pearl, metallic and shiny.
Ultra-smooth pencil provides the same brilliant coverage as M∙A∙C Fluidline. This
liquid liner in a pencil effortlessly glides on, staying for hours. Easy
to blend shortly after application. Lines in a variety of finishes,
including matte, pearl, metallic and shiny.
They come in 7 Shades :
- Black Brilliance
- Earth Sign
- Deep Blue Sea
- Water Willow
- Atomic Ore
- Evil Twin
- Metropolis
A soft, lightweight, springy formula delivers hue-rich colour in a modern mode. One touch and you'll be wired into its sensational blending power. Medium-to-high coverage transforms eyes. Use the 249 Large Shader Brush to provide pro-quality pick-up and distribution.
They come in 8 Shades :
- Love powder
- Highly Charged
- Switch to Blue
- Pure Flash!
- Superwatt
- Coil
- Blacklit
- Gilded
For powder, concealer or emollient-based product application. This brush has firm fibers carefully shaped to form a rounded edge for a smooth, even finish. M·A·C professional brushes are hand-sculpted and assembled using the finest quality materials. They feature wood handles and nickel-plated brass ferrules.
"An impassioned midnight romance comes alive in six Nail Lacquers to
tempt you in intriguing nocturnal hues, developed by nail guru Marian
Newman. Royal blue, charcoal and violet lure you deep into the night as
crimson and magenta light your heart aflame. Like fiction brought to
life, the passions of this after-dark adventure seem almost too good to
be true." - mac cosmetics
NAILS
M∙A∙C Studio Nail Lacquer provides rich, opaque colour in three high gloss finishes
They come in 6 limited shades : R165.00
- Sunset Sky
- Before Dawn
- Midnight Ocean
- Midnight Sky
- Modnight Storm
- Midnight Strata
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