Review: Benefit Dallas Blush.

Hello everyone, in this post I'm going to be reviewing one

 of Benefit's box blushes

Here is the blush.

I got the picture above off of Benefit's website, this is the new packing of the blush.
You can see in the picture that it looks like a red/brown/purple shade, and is describe by Benefit as 'plum'. 

 Here is a picture of the blush I own.  It looks more like a brown/bronzed 'blush'.

 This is a finger swatch from the blush.

This is what it looks like after five swipes.

Overall I didnt really get much use out of this blush, just because it isn't really what I would normally reach for (I'm into more pale pink shades). However it is nice just to have this in my collection, I would recommend this blush to anyone who wears more of these neutral blushes, or if you have the money and would like to have this in your collection.

You can find all of Benefit's box blushes online at www.benefitcosmetics.co.uk or anywhere else where Benefit is sold. The blushes retail for £23.50, which is a reasonable price if you are going to get use out of them, but for me this one was abit of a waste of money.

Thanks for reading, hope you have a great day and speak to you soon. If you have any post requests please leave a comment below.

- BeuatyGeek123



DIY: Cute Portable Jewerlly Holder.

Hello guys, today I'm going to be showing you how to create a cute portable

 jewellry holder.

Here is what the finished holder looks like.

This is alot eaiser to recreate than you probably think!
Here is what you are going to need:
-  A empty tin that is your desired size, I just used an old tind that came with mints in.
- Some foam.
- Some fabric of your desired colour.
- The jewerlly your going to hold in it.

Step One: You are going to want to star off with you empty tin.

Step Two: You need to cut out some foat to the right size, so that it fits into your tin.
I used one of those gardening knee boards, you can find them anywhere for really cheap, no more than around £2.

Step Three: Cut out some fabric, it needs to be a bit bigger than the tin.
I cut up an old top.

Step Four: Tuck under any spare fabric, you can do this eaisly by just using a card, like a credit or loyalty card.

Step Five: Fill up your holder with your desired jewerlly.

This holder is great for sleepovers or weekends away. Its also geat to just keep in your bag, if your like me and like to change out your jewerlly every once in a while.

Thanks for reading, I hope you all have a good day. If you have any requests please leave a comment below, and if you recreate this super cute jewerlly holder then post a picture below.
- BeautyGeek123