#TFIOS

 This film is a real thing, everyone is in love with the story and I might assure that 99% of the people who went to see it, cried (the 1% is my friend, Santiago, whose eyes didn't even crystallize). 

 We spent a lovely afternoon at the Mall, eating at Subway, watching the film and having fun! 

 About the film... I loved it! (It was pretty obvious I was going to tell you so) It's the most horrible and sad film I've ever seen, I should say that I hate it instead of being so astonished but I can't. I cried, yes and I felt like crap at the end. To be honest, I walked out of the place with a numb grimace on my face, my friends asked what to do and all I ever said was 'going home, lay in bed and cry for the next six months' and I'm still in that mood!
 I may admit that I'm feeling like a John Green fan now, he's an amazing writer, I loved the book and film. Now I started reading Looking For Alaska and it's quite good as far as I'm reading; probably it won't impact to me as The Fault in Our Stars did but it's going to hit me, I can feel it coming!

(While buying the tickets, I took borrowed this little book (on the right) with the first chapter and all the songs that take part of the soundtrack, how cool is it?)

 What about you? Have you watched The Fault in Our Stars? Did you liked it?

Goodbye and see you soon! 

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Top 5 Favourites Lipsticks

 As I'm far away from the hot days, warm beaches and floral dresses I've decided it's time to go out of my comfort zone and wear something different as I'm accustomed to. I mean, it's time to update my standard lipsticks and go ahead for something crazy and unusual.

 It's nothing new to share, I've been having them for a very long time ago but for the last months, I've been wearing a pinky and bit shiny lipgloss gifted by my grandma and sometimes I applied a red crayon from Avon (which I love as it's not super strong, perfect for summer because it gives a pinky red to your lips) but that was all.
 It's fall over here and, since I'm keen on the fashion and beauty world, I've notice that dark lipsticks are perfect for fall and winter and lipglosses and light lipsticks look good for summer (you've descovered America, huh?). So, I rushed into my makeup bag and digged inside it to finally found my darkest lipsticks, I put them over my lips and fell in love immediately. I kinda have some reviews for those, so here we go!

 First of all, Silkey Make Up Color High Impact N°08 (from left to right, the red one) I've bought it last winter because I was pretty crazy about red lipsticks and I wanted to start a red lipsticks collection that I've never done. Anyways, I wore it all winter and I was completely happy with the colour it gives to my lips; at first, I was looking for a mate bright red and felt a little disappointed when I applied it and looked darker and more oily than I've expected but, at last, I ended up feeling comfortable with it. I cannot let out the fact it has a lovely rose smell! 

 Revlon Super Frost Lustrous Lipstick in Cherry Crush 91, I should let you know that I'm a violet-lover and this lipstick is also one of my favourites! It's not a very dark colour but you can notice that you're wearing something violet on your lips. It looks good with a dark eye makeup or something quiet, like a cat eyeline or just a little wing in the outer corner. I may not say that it hydrates or makes your lips softer but I feel it doesn't dry them out and that's a point in favour.

 Lucy Andersons in the colour Berry Extreme 94, this one is my nightmare. I love the colour, I really do; it's, again, a purple one probably a bit darker than the Revlon one but it's nice. The problem with this buddy is that I can't wear it without moisturize my lips with a balm before. It's rough and make my lips uncomfortable like they're tight enough that when I'm going to smile they'll break down. If you're wonder, why do I still wear it is just because the colour but it's not one I'm always having on my lips. Just wear them on some situations and my mood that day.

 L'Oréal Color Riche Violet Saturne 214, again a lovely purple one. To be honest, this one was the first I've worn this fall. It's shiny and I like it, even though I'm not a sparkle obsessed! The colour is super nice, I don't know how to describe it clearly but depends of the ilumination it might look dark or bright, crazy right? I'll wear it when I hang out with friends and probably when I go to a party (calm down, party animal haha)

 Last but not least, the L'Oréal Lipcolour Pencil (I'm sorry I don't know in which colour), another nightmare but a bit more loved than the other one. The colour is absolutely perfect, a orange-red complements perfectly a warm and cosy outfit. But the problem here is the same as the Lucy Anderson one has. It makes my lips tight if I don't moisturise them before. Furthermore, I prefer this one than the other, so it's not a big deal of decisions.   

 Well, that was huge! I've never done a long review like this one but I really hope you enjoy it, I sometime think that everything I write is odd and boring! Hahaha  
 So now tell me, what are your favourites lipsticks for this season? (I know most of you are enjoying the warm weather but I think you do have a favourite lipstick for spring-summer 2014) I love reading comments so let me know below :) 

  Goodbye and see you soon! 

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