RED

Alright ladies, it's been a while since the red lip trend has been in style, so you'd think it's about time that people GET IT RIGHT!
Phew, sorry to vent but seeing girls with beautiful porcelain skin and a bright red lip with orange tints in it just makes my skin crawl. If you're one of the criminals it's not too late for you, here's a guide from Glamour magazine that helps to illustrate the right hues to go with your skin tone, and why they work.

"Fair Skin

Coral-y reds look most beautiful on you; they add a shot of color but aren’t overpowering.

1. A true classic Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick in Fire & Ice, $8

2. Nice color and SPF YSL Rouge Volupté in No. 16, $34.

3. Looks velvety smooth Maybelline New York Color Sensational Lipstick in Are You Red-dy, $7.50.

Medium Skin

Anything from true red to pinky-cranberry shades will work well with your golden undertones.

1. Really stays put Rouge Dior Lipstick in Red Premiere, $28.

2. Sheer with a bit of shine CoverGirl TruShine Lipcolor in Valentine Shine, $7.50

3. Old Hollywood glam Chanel Rouge Allure in Audace, $30.

Dark Skin

Stick with deep, rich colors like burgundy or warm brick—superbright ones can seem too harsh.

1. Feels creamy and luxe Lancôme L’Absolu Rouge in Smoky Rouge, $29.

2. So moisturizing L’Oréal Paris Colour Riche Lipcolour in Red Rhapsody, $9.

3. Gold-flecked Elizabeth Arden Color Intrigue Effects Lipstick in Ruby Pearl, $20 "



Again, these tips are from Glamour.com and you can check out the entire post about getting your perfect shade here. 

busy, busy bee

I've had an extremely busy summer!

Some of you may have noticed my last post hasn't been since May (I'm extremely ashamed). Others may just be directed here for a particular pinned post, and don't pay much attention. That's cool too! :)

Just want to share with you guys what I've been up to.

I show horses competitively and since graduating in December I've been working freelance PR through a few horse mediums. Primarily, with a local author and championship judge on her series, The Good Rider. Since I can, I'm going to use my blog to promote her book ;) so check it out guys! It's extremely inspiring and majorly helpful. It's based on improving your riding skills, inside and outside of the showpen. I know most of you probably don't ride horses, but if you do I definitely suggest investing in this series! It will make you a better rider and a better horse owner. Check it out at TheGoodRider.com

Okay, now I promise I'll make an OCD and style inspired post soon :)