My Everyday Makeup Menu

As someone who doesn't know much about make-up, I've sure built up a good old stash of it in recent months. It seems that my hoarder behaviour (or as I like to correct myself, 'collector' behaviour) has transitioned from stamps (I've collected a few since primary school but now no longer care for it) into things-that-would-make-me-look-less-tired-in-five-minutes-or-less. It's even amounted to buying a small set of drawers in order to divide everything into face, eyes, nails and skincare. Crazy.

So I thought I'd do a little make-up menu of some of my everyday go-to's, with a couple of regular alternatives thrown in. Sticking to the 'five-minutes-or-less' lazy theme, we can all see that I have included a lot of Clinique's chubby sticks (this isn't even half of it). I'll probably do a post later on my chubby stick obsession because they are every lazy person's peachy dream.

Featuring Elle Fanning from the first issue of Miss Vogue because that's what my skin aspires to be. A bright young thing.

As someone who doesn't know much about make-up, I've sure built up a good old stash of it in recent months. It seems that my hoarder behaviour (or as I like to correct myself, 'collector' behaviour) has transitioned from stamps (I've collected a few since primary school but now no longer care for it) into things-that-would-make-me-look-less-tired-in-five-minutes-or-less. It's even amounted to buying a small set of drawers in order to divide everything into face, eyes, nails and skincare. Crazy.

So I thought I'd do a little make-up menu of some of my everyday go-to's, with a couple of regular alternatives thrown in. Sticking to the 'five-minutes-or-less' lazy theme, we can all see that I have included a lot of Clinique's chubby sticks (this isn't even half of it). I'll probably do a post later on my chubby stick obsession because they are every lazy person's peachy dream.

Featuring Elle Fanning from the first issue of Miss Vogue because that's what my skin aspires to be. A bright young thing.