#FOTD : Feeling orangy rangy

Hey ho! It's been awhile since my last post. I completely forgot to use the auto scheduled publish! But anyway, it doesn't matter. I'll post my very 1st #FOTD now.

I have been curious about the NC/NW skin colour code because seems like everybody used it to describe their skin tone. So I searched on the web and I found out the answer and tried the test myself because I want to know what my skintone is. 

The result was : "Neutral Warm"

According to the articles Neutral Warm tone skin looks best wearing earthy colour such as : oranges, bronzes, golds, peaches, brick reds, earthy greens, mocha browns and ivory. Anything yellow based would look good for this skin tone.

This triggers me to try wearing yellow tone make up because all this time I believe that I looked like a sick person when I wore anything "orange", be that on eyeshadow or lipstick or even blusher. So I stick to the most safe colour : Pink.

REVIEW : NYX Black Label Lipstick Bling Bling 191

I have been searching for a nude lipstick which colour fits me. Often times I found the colour would be "too dark" or "too pale" or "toning down the skin", but not this time thanks to NYX!

Bought this baby a month ago so I thought now this is the right time to write down a review based on my perspective (a very subjective opinion, I must say).

According to their website www.nyxcosmetics.com :

"A creamy, dreamy lipstick with a velvety smooth finish and hyper-glamorous shades for every look and every inclination. NYX's Black Label Lipstick has rich emollient properties that ensure that the color glides on and envelops your pout at the same time. From Extreme Red to Earthy to Hot Pink, Black Label Lipstick is available in a variety of lipsmacking hues "

Makeup Hacks! (VIDEO)

There are endless makeup tricks (clearly) but this one is too good to be missed out and I feel the urge to share this! Check this awesome video by Sharon Farrell

Oh and don't forget to check out her channel, she's amazing with her tips and her tutorials. Her tutorials are useful with step by step and it's just lovely to hear her speaking (I'm a sucker for British/Irish/Scottish accent, really)

Hope it's useful :D