Disorganized
It's funny, I actually became inspired by writing a blog post in my mother tongue: norwegian. Since I appreciate my foreign readers too much to shut them out, prevent them from understanding what I'm ranting about, I'm going back to blogging in English. Another weekend has flown by. My weekends are pretty similar to the rest of my week, but it's very much noticeable that my fiancé is gone most of the day for work. 8 hours of work are surely normal to most people, but to me it feels like a tiny eternity.
As I've said a few times already, I've been planning to reorganize my precious collection of M·A·C palettes for a while now. Not only because I hate clutter and the lack of order, but also because I'm failing at loving them as much as I do when they are sorted into palettes. I've postponed it several times, and felt like it's been hanging over me like a dark cloud for a while now. M·A·C has been one of my all-time favorite brands ever since I discovered makeup as a passion, so it's dominating my collection. Yesterday I decided to really make an effort, so I grabbed myself by the neck and started working. I'm dreading to say this out loud, but after a quick overview I found 128 eyeshadows that were still in their refill sleeves, not having been depotted yet, or just left in a magnetized MUFE palette for later. Believe me when I say I don't intend to brag, I'm fully aware of it being an insane number. I've split them all into color categories and temporarily put them into palettes, but I'm planning a depotting session this weekend to finish off my organizing project. I had four empty M·A·C palettes in backup, which I thought would be more than enough, but as it turned out I need at least two more.. I was planning to go to M·A·C this weekend to pick them up, but luckily had the foresight to call them up and ask if they sold them at my local counter. Of course they didn't, so I had to phone up Glasmagasinet in Oslo - a challenge in itself - and have them ship three palettes my way. Hopefully they'll be here by Friday! Oddly enough my mood improved a lot after finishing, and I'm really looking forward to being done with everything. I love sorting, color-coordinating and organizing, but when the job becomes too big I end up discouraged. Only thing left now is filling the new palettes when they arrive and sorting them all, then they'll be ready for their own little photo shoot!
Review: Britique.com
In the latter part of February I decided to place my very first order with Britique, a store I've seen promoted by several other bloggers before. I'm naturally skeptical of new online store, especially when they sell makeup - and more importantly M·A·C. From being a makeup addict for almost four years now I've learned thing or two about counterfeit items, and I know how to tell an authentic item from a counterfeit one. That being said, those who counterfeit items always make better and better copies, so never be too sure unless you've purchased your item(s) through a certified retailer. There are online stores out there I personally would never use, and there are stores I don't need to think twice about using, but it's healthy to be a little critical - and with eBay you can almost never know for sure.
Illamasqua Human Fundamentalism

Illamasqua released their newest collection Human Fundamentalism on March 14th, and two days prior to the release I received a black box in the mail. These black boxes are my favorite! When I opened it up I found a booklet for their new collection with information about all the products, a super cool tie-dyed piece of cloth, a lollipop and sherbet powder, and three of their new products: Powder Eye Shadow in "Pivot" (yellow green) and "Obsidian" (rich black), Nail Varnish in "Nomad" (bright jade), and a bottle of Sealing Gel, among green and purple feathers! Seriously, one's gotta love them.

Who am I really? A glimpse..
When I wrote my last post, the one about which foundation to choose, I wrote about my limited arm strength, and I started thinking. Maybe I should write about myself and my life again? Rant a little about my situation, my everyday life? I would love for my blog to become more personal again, like it used to be. At the same time I'm scared to write too much about myself. I have this silly notion that if I write about something, it becomes real. That if I write about my limitations, they become real. Who am I kidding? It's very much real. It's been since I was a little girl. It's not like I've ever let my limitations rule my life, so I have no idea what I'm really scared of. I'm a complex person, remember? Depending on how long you've been following me online, you might know that I started pouring my heart out on the Internet to calm the storm inside my head, and sometimes my heart. It did wonders for me, and I kinda just stuck around. My diary evolved into a blog, and became what we norwegians like to call; en "rosablogg" (a 'pink blog', referring to a blog about makeup and fashion, typically written by a (blonde) teenage girl). I'm ashamed. I really am. Not about blogging or writing about makeup - I'm not going to apologize for having this passion - but for letting my diary become so ..impersonal.
Which is why I have decided to give you a glimpse into my life.
Copacabana · Gold Digger · Czar

Uncurable shopaholic and makeup addict with an unhealthy love for everything colorful. Medium dark brunette with dark brown eyes. Also known as KinoGodt or Psychedelic Wheels.









