DIY Tie Dye Bleaching

Yesterday me and a friend of mine desided to tie dye bleach soms shirts.

We tried a couple of different tying techniques. Here I will show you some examples, together with some (very amazing) drawings of how I tied them.

After tying the tops, it's the same thing for every one of them. Just lay them in a bucket that's filled with 2/3 water and 1/3 household bleach. Leave it in until you find that it's the shade you like. Bare in mind that the fabric appears darker because it's wet. Usually this is after around 10 minutes.

1 Flower shape

Because I didn't know how to explain the first and second style, I decided to draw them.

Step 1 Lay your top on a flat surface

Step 2 Grab the middle of the top (If that's where you want the center of the circle to be) and twist it until the whole top is in a spiral shape.

Step 3 Take some ribbons/elastics and tie them around your spiral. In the end it should look like the flowery shape I drew.

2 Triangles

Step 1 Fold the shirt in four parts. FLTR it's "fold back, fold front, fold back, fold front". The sleeves should be on the outside.

Step 2 Fold according to the lines in the second image, also front, back, front, back etc. You should end in a triangle shape. 

Step 3 now tie it like in the picture.

3 This one was done the same way as the first one, only I left it in a lot shorter.

4 As you can see I just dipped this one in the bucket for a couple of minutes.

Hope you like it and try it yourself! 

DIY Bracelet

This afternoon I made this bracelet. It's super easy to do.

All you need is some beads, some rope and a needle and thread.

Step 1

Knot the rope.

Step 2
Put  needle with thread through the right string, then through the bead, and through the left string.

Step 3
Go from the right to the left a few times so it stays put. Make a little knot and cut the thread. Repeat step 2 and 3 with all the beads, you can put them closer together if you want.

Step 4
Finish with a knot, and there you go! A super easy and fun bracelet!

Hope you like it :)

OOTD #2

Today I made a top. The fabric was only €5 and I love it.

1 Self made top
2 Black jeans, H&M
3 Black All-Stars, Converse

Simple Spring Make-up Style

Here's an easy make up look for spring, especially pretty with blue eyes, but it looks good on any eyecolor :).

E.L.F. Eyeschadow Palet

Etos Liquid Eyeshadow

Etos Sparkling Pencil

Bourjois Volume Seduction Mascara

Hope you try it out!

OOTD #1

1 Jacket, Tara Jarmon
2 Shirt, Bershka
3 Jeans, H&M
4 Shoes, Vans (from Karmaloop)

Chafu N Goma mix

For those who like Drum n Bass :)

Chafu N Goma mix

Super Healthy Recipe #1

I made this a few days ago, and I really loved it. So that's why I am going to share it with you.

What you'll need for 2/3 p:
250 g chicken
half a mango
200 g quinoa
1 courgette
2 red onions
1 clove of garlic
some babycorn
100 ml coconutcream
chili powder
pepper
olive oil

Step 1
Cook the quinoa according to the instructions on the packaging.

Step 2
Cut the chicken in to little pieces and season them with some pepper and chili

Step 3
Pour some olive oil into a wok and add the chicken.

Step 4
Cut the courgette and onions in little pieces and add them to the chicken. Add garlic if you like.

Step 5
Add the coconutcream, babycorn and quinoa and let the coconutcream set a little.

Step 6
Cut the mango in slices and add them too. Let this cook for about 2 minutes, and you're done!

How to be the Best Version of You PART TWO

This time I want to write about skincare for the face. I don't usually wear make-up except when I go out, so I have to make sure my skin always looks healthy!

First of all, washing the face.
The most important thing here is to NEVER WASH YOUR FACE WITH SOAP. Soap will dry out your skin and can even damage it irreversibly.

For cleaning your face you should use a product that's supposed to be used on your face. There's different kinds of products, and which one you should use depends on your skintype.
There's basically three types of skin.
-Oily
-Dry
-Combined

Most products will have a label on the package that tells which skintypes it's for.

I myself use a cleansing milk and a resfreshing tonic after that. The tonic will refresh and moisturize the skin.
For removing eye- and lipmake-up it's better to use a make-up remover.

The next step is using a daycream. A lot of people don't use a daycream but a moisturizer instead. I think what's best for you depends on how bad your skin is and how much it endures during the day. Usually I only wear a daycream which is enough for me, since I don't usually wear foundation. If you wear a lot of heavy make-up, I'd recommend using both.
Daycreams usually have vitamins in them, and also SPF. This is very important if you don't want to look like a granny at age 35. If you feel like your skin gets tired and doesn't feel that nice, you could also use a nightcream. These have a lot of vitamins in them so your skin can get ready for the next day.
Which products to buy will also depend on your skintype. 

If you have really bad skin I'd recommend using I light facial mask twice a week. You can buy these almost everywhere, but it's also possible to make them yourself. I myself usually do a mask of almondmilk, honey and a little bit of olive-oil. I have pretty dry skin, but if your skin is quite oily you probably shouldn't use olive oil. Avocado is also good for your skin, along with a lot of other things we keep in our fridge haha.

I like these a lot:

It's also great to scrub your face every two weeks or so. Make sure you use a facial scrub, because a body scrub could damage your skin. Also stay away from the areas around your eyes, because they are very delicate and may wrinkle faster if you put pressure on them.

This one is only for when you wear make-up. If you use foundations or concealers or other types of facial make-up, you should always apply them with a brush or a sponge. You don't want to rub them in with you fingers, because your hands have a lot of oils in them that can clog your pores. Also your hands can have a lot of bacteria on them.
Always clean your brushes after using them, by just dipping them in some water and letting them dry.
I clean my brushes once a month with a brush-shampoo. But you can also use make-up remover for that.
This one from E.L.F. is only about five euros:

Hope these tips are helpful :)