Sometimes finding a foundation that matches your skin is not an easy task at all. It’s important for you to get just the right shade so that it creates a proper canvas for the rest of your makeup and that it looks natural. Some of the factors you must consider when choosing the right foundation shade are undertones, skin type and skin tone. Here’s a little guide to help you in your search.

For the next article in the history of the trend series, I'm going to be focusing on chokers. This is a fashion accessory that I've been wearing since I was nine years old. And this isn't a new thing that came around within the past few decades. Chokers have been around since ancient civilians used for protection as the neck was considered the most important part of the body. It was only in the late 1800s with Princesses of Wales that the once body armor became a fashion icon.

I never watch TV when it's on, so there are a lot of shows that I need to watch as well as the ones that are from Netflix. I'm trying to get through all of them but I'm not sure if I can manage that before the next season of everything comes out. But honestly, I sort of love that at the same time because it gives me more to watch since the only way I watch shows is if I binge watch them.

This month's Ipsy Glambag is dedicated to the loud and proud with a lovely pair of lips to remind you to always speak your mind. There is only one of these products that I have tried before which is the Trust Fund Beauty nail polish, otherwise I have never tried any of these products so I don't have any previous experience with these products. I also researched the brands that I've never tried before and reached out to the brands where I couldn't find their policy/stance on animal testing. All brands this month were cruelty free.

I love the Urban Decay Naked palettes and I saw that they came out with these two palettes inspired by the artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. The packaging is covered in his artwork which reminds me of urban, neo-expressionism. His art was first rose to popularity in the 80s in NYC,  but his artwork is exhibited all over the world today. Now this collection did face some controversy over how they used as the main model. But I'm not going to go into that for this review, I'm just going to focus on the two palettes: Gold Griot and Tenant. Both palettes cost $39 individually.

Recently I purchased the Urban Decay Meltdown Makeup Remover Dissolving Spray and Lip Balm, but did end up trying it out until yesterday. So I decided instead of just testing it out then later making a video or review that I would film my first impressions. And I honestly was shook testing this out! I didn't expect it to be as good as it was. But I'll let the video speak for itself.