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The Prom Problem: Get Ready for Prom with Me 2014----> My 100th post!

Hey guys!! I just wanted to say its cray that I have gotten so many views and this is only my 100th post! It is also crazy to me that I have actually written 100 times to you guys!! Anyway, I know that prom season is over and that this is a bit late...thanks old computer...but I decided to post it anyway and wrap up this years edition of The Prom Problem. Now before this post is up any later, lets get into this.

The Night Before:
The night before prom, I started off my getting ready for the event by taking a long shower and doing an oil treatment on my hair. I also used the crest white strips on my teeth because no one wants yellow teeth at prom. In addition, I pained my nails with the Revlon Colorstay nail polish in Natural Tan. This is literally one of the best nail polishes I have ever used. When I say it lasted a full week, I mean it lasted a full week. The image below is not my hand because right now I am wearing a light pink color from Sally Handsen but I thought I should show you guys how pretty the tan looks on and off.

The Day Of:
In the morning, I woke up and did my makeup. For eyeshadow, I went with a gray smokey eye using the shadows from my Nordstrom big pack (I do not know the real name for it). I used a tinted pressed powered to even out my skin tone and added bronzer and blush from Almay which unfortunately have been discontinued. To apply my face makeup and eye shadow, I used my Sonia Kashuk brushes that I purchased from Target and totally recommend! My eyeliner was a black Lancome pencil on the top and bottom lash line, as well as my tight line and my water line. For mascara, I used my Neutrogena mascara in black and I also applied fake lashes. I chose 109 Ardell lashes. Personally, I find that these lashes look the most natural on me, but if you are trying out this look I would recommend purchasing what ever lashes look the best on you. For my brows, I used a Maybelline row powder and set it with a cover girl clear mascara. Finally, for lips, I used a light pink Revlon Lip Butter. 
Then I had to go to school where we had an assembly and did senior awards.
After that, I went to my hair salon and got my hair washed and cut. I have very curly hair and it was a very humid day so I decided to go natural because I knew that what every styling I did would puff up so I just left well enough alone. Then I went over to the flower place that I purchased the buttoner from and picked it up.
Finally, I went home and put on my dress, jewelry, and shoes. You can't really see the shoes in this picture but they were tall heels with three straps, the highest around the ankle. My dress is by Halston and I purchased it from Neiman Marcus.
Hope you enjoyed this years edition of The Prom Problem even if it got cut a bit short :/ . Keep checking back for more fashion and beauty over the summer!
xoxo

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