BH Cosmetics 3rd Edition Palette

So, I bought BH Cosmetics 3rd Edition 120 Palette. For an asian like me, I love this palette. It definitely has colors that help my monolid eyes look naturally beautiful. My favorite color is the copper color. I blend this color with the darkish-medium brown color and it just feels natural. This palette would definitely last a long time for me. I bought this for approximately 32 dollars, but at Amazon I found anyone can get this for about 29 dollars. Not a bad price for 120 eyeshadows.

The only downside is that it does have some fallouts, but not that much. Also, make sure to pack on the color.

Here are some pictures of the me with the copper eyeshadow.

So, where do I start?

This is my first blog. I should introduce myself.

My name is Christina, and I'm 16 (Junior in high school). Well, I grew up in the states my entire life, and my family is middle-class.

My dad is a realtor, and my mom is a business owner of this college for international students. I have a little sister three years younger than I am. She's prettier than I am, I'm sure of that...and skinnier.

Let me describe myself at school. I go to a public school, but it's not a normal public school. It's a crazy school with a lot of intelligent students. Oh, yeah...I'm not popular, and I'm just your average kid trying to trudge through life. I gave up on being popular...well, I guess "trying". It doesn't work like that here. You have you play sports that popular kids play so you can be bffls with them, or be in classes with them and curse at everything.

...I'm not like that. I play my favorite sport: golf. Haha yeah I know. Golf? Are you serious, Christina? Well, it's actually addicting once you play. Oh, and I don't take "normal" classes. I take the most challenging classes at my school, and so I'm stuck with kids who are super alienishly, freakishly smart. They are interesting kids though. Oh, and also, I don't curse. No.

Okay, one more thing you should know. I love make-up and fashion. Yep! Especially, natural-looking or smokey eyes. I also flip through Seventeen Magazine to see if there's any make-up I can buy. I envy the models in Seventeen Magazine. Them and their cute eyes, and perfect body. Me? I'm asian and short. So stereotypical.

So, now I move on to asians. Specifically, I'm korean. My father lived in Maryland since he was 16. He told me asians were a minority back then. Now, there's a huge influx of asians. My mother went to Ewha Women's University as an art major. I know I'm not supposed to be saying this, but my mother told me her professor creeped her out, because he was making moves on her, and he was married, so she moved out of Korea to be in the US.

Okay, I'm korean. Yes, I'm pushed way beyond my limits to study, and work hard in school. I know colleges are now looking for African Americans/Hispanics, and try to limit the amount of Asians since there are so many Asians applying to their colleges. It's actually really competitive for me. Sometimes, I wonder if I'll get into my dream college.

My dream college: Brown. Well, I should worry about this later.

I have to go do Psychology and English homework.

I'll post more later.

XOXO,

Christina