Inglot is a well known brand by it's freedom system palette and what a great time to talk you about my own palette and show you the colors I own. 

I don't have a base underneath this! It's one swipe and BAM! pigmentation all over! I have to say they're a bit chalky thou since they're matte finish but I don't mind! They blend easily and they stay on for a pretty good time!  

I plan on getting more since I still have some spaces to fill in my palette! I really do love them and have been using them non stop since I got them! If you have the chance give them a try! 

Do you have any product from Inglot?! Tell me which one(s) is(are) your favorite(s)!

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Essence I Heart Stage Eyeshadow Base - ~3€

Catrice Prime And Fine Eyeshadow Base - ~5€ 

Eyes Lips Face (E.L.F.) Eyeshadow base - ~1,50€

Essence I Heart Stage eyeshadow base was my first one and I initially hated it since I didn't see any difference but I just think I wasn't applying it the right way. Once I heard eyeshadow base works like some kind of art, less is more and when I followed that tip it worked pretty well on me. I love the texture and how opaque it can be. It definitely doesn't make my eyeshadows waterproof but prolongs the time of wear. I recommend it if you don't have super oily lids or super watery eyes like I do!

The Catrice Prime and Fine eyeshadow base is a cream texture in a pot but I find it too drying and patchy, it doesn't blend easily for any means and I don't think it does something good for me. I can tell you it is the one I use the least. Maybe I'm doing it wrong but I can't find a way to work with it.

ELF eyeshadow base is so raved on blogosphere that I had to put my hands on it but with all my honesty I didn't find it amazing. It's an eyeshadow base, the texture and the long-wear power is fine. I use it a lot and like it but it's not a staple in my makeup. 

From the 3 it is clear that Essence is a winner but still haven't found one that truly wins my heart! Any suggestions? 

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It seems like I've been talking about organization a lot lately! But let's be honest, we all need to take some time to organize and since I get so many ideas from other bloggers why not share my own organization ideas!

You can see by the title that we're talking about clothes organization! Yes!

The first thing is of course take everything out of the closet and draws and clean them. The second thing is chose what you want to keep and what you want to give for charity! I do this a couple of times a year and I always find something that I need to let go. 

Last but not least at the bottom (3) I have sheets and blankets, they're easy to pull out and I find there's the best place to keep them.

On the first door I keep dresses, cropped tops, t-shirts or half-sleeve sweaters. This is the way I keep clothes at summer time so it's easier to grab fresh items in the hot days.

On the second door I keep shirts, cardigans and jackets. I organize them from the less cozy to the cozy ones. So the winter jackets I keep in the back and the mid seasonal ones I keep in the first place. I find it easier to grab what I need at this time of the year. 

I change this setup when the season changes so the summer clothes are going to the back and the winter clothes to the front when the time asks for more cozy pieces. 

Share with me your tips on how you organize your closet! :)

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Last Wednesday I shared with you some tips to help you decide whether going or not to University (read here). So here's what happened to me.

To start  off, , I decided not to go to University when I was almost finishing my High School exams, I still did my best and left pretty happy with the results. I first balanced what I liked to do, what I wanted in the future and if University was a path to take. Concluding it was definitely not a thing for me I applied for a Pastry Course where I fortunately got in. 

It takes time to make such decision, do your research, think about it, think about the options. Keep always in mind it's a time for yourself and don't go for other's opinions! 

My point in sharing with you my experience is to make you see that University is not the only path to take, it's not the only thing that'll make you feel fulfilled. You can always apply to University if someday you want to do it but now remember you have a sea of options so take your time to do your research and make your decision.

If you're already in and don't feel great about it you can always quit. 

Don't waste your days in something you don't believe! This applies to everything in life!

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Starting with what matters the most, you can choose your own path! 

Talking personally, I decided not to go to University but we'll talk about it later. But here's some steps I followed before making the definite decision:

  

I know it's not easy to let down your parents if you don't want to go to Uni or to ask them to go when they don't have the chance to give you that, but always remember University is for everyone, at every stage of their lives.

Don't feel pressured to make a decision, it's your future and the most important thing about it is YOU.  

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