GRWM Chrismas Party #2 | 24 Days of Blogmas | YoutubeMakeup94

Hey ther beautifuls, welcome to Day 14 of 24 Days of Blogmas. Today I will showing you guys another christmas party look.

Hair:

For my hair, I curled my hair by using my hot rollers from Remmington. How I do it is I secction my hair into three parts. Side, side and top. I will first curl the sides by placing the rollers vertical againt my head. then with the top section i will place them horizontal agianst the top of my head. I will leave them in the rollers between 20-30 minutes. Someimes I do leave them in a bit longer, depending how long I am doing my makeup for. But most of time it is 30 minutes. Once its been 30 minutes, I take them out of the rollers and run my fingers through my hair to give it a more messy look to it. For my bangs I did a pin curl. If you do not know how to do a pin cur, I will leave a video below so you guys can see. In the video as well you can see how I curl my hair. My hair is alot shorter than in the video but its still the same method.



Nails:
For my nails, I used my Rimmel Lasting Finish Pro in 286 Rags to Riches. Its a really prety olive green color. I want green added to my look because of christmas colors. Then on the finger closest to my pinky, I used my Avon Metallic Fringe Top Coat. I have about three of these in different shades and I love used them. Insead of glitter nail polish that use dots, the avon fringe actually uses little lines of glitter.



Makeup:



see y'all tomorrow for another post, love ya

-kathyrn

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