Bella Rae Blabber

March 13th, 2019

CAVE GIRL HAIR AND MAKEUP!

So, just before I broke up for Easter I had a cave girl social with my dance squad. Unfortunately I haven’t got any pictures of my outfit, but I will talk you through how I went about achieving a rugged yet still sexy cave girl esque look!

Makeup

I started off by applying my usual MAC foundation, powered and bronzer (I will talk more about this at another point)
I decided that I wanted my eye brows to be pretty wild, but not too wild, so I used my benefit brow zings and slightly spiked my eyebrows up where you would normally blend them in and make them completely natural. But were living in the wild eh?
I then went on with the eyes, and wanted the shadow to be pretty neutral to resemble earth colours, so I used Rimmel London Colour Rush trio in the neutral shades to create a natural undefined smokey eye.
i then went on with black liquid eye liner, and lined the top lashes quite thickly.
Next I applied KISS eyelashes (review coming) to add a dramatic fluttery look.
I then continued to line my eyes and wack on a load of mascara.
I decided to add a pink blush just to set things off
And to finish it up a nude lip gloss.

Hair

Its pretty standard that any cave girl look, the bigger the hair the better, although I did slightly feel like a drag queen!

I started off by teasing the roots of my hair to give it some instant lift and volume.
I then went on to curl my hair using my GHD hair straighteners. I curled in a pretty haphazard nature, there was no particular logic to it.
And then I went crazy! I back combed the heck out of my hair (poor hair)
I finished it off by sparing it with Treseme extra hold hair spray to make sure it stayed put all night-which it did.

March 3rd, 2019

How to use muriatic acid for your pool

Owning a pool isn’t only for family fun, it can likewise be utilized as an exercise point or as a method to complete the design of your home! It’s an incredible expansion to any home, but just like furniture, it will require cleaning and maintenance over time. One of the important things you have to is to keep the pH balance at the right dimension so you can have a joyous and enjoyable swim. You can find muriatic acid at online shops or close by but the most important question here is; how do you use it?
To assist you with the answer, we tell you the best way to decide the measure of muriatic acid required for your pool and how to use it.

What You Need to Add Muriatic Acid

While adding muriatic acid to your pool, you will require the following:
• Pool testing kit
• Safety wear
• Muriatic acid
• Bucket of clean water

How to Add Muriatic Acid

There are various elements that may influence your pool’s pH balance, for example, swimmer waste or different disinfectants and climate conditions around your area.
Too low pH will cause staining, metal corrosion, eye and skin irritation or chlorine loss. An excessive amount of pH will cause chlorine inefficiency, cloudy water, scaling as well as skin and eye irritation. In the event that you experience the ill effects of irritated eyes, it probably won’t be hydrochloric material, but the pH balance!
You will need to ensure that the pH levels stay as close as 7.5 pH, which is the base pH level. By adding muriatic acid in the right way, you can maintain the proper pH level of your pool.

1. Test Pool

Utilizing your pool testing kit, check the balance to check whether the pH balance is equal or requires more muriatic acid.

2. Prepare Acid

With the container of clean water, pour in the acid, around 1/10 of the measure of water you put aside. Be cautious while pouring the muriatic acid at Lowes.

3. Add Acid To Pool

Your pool’s filter must be turned on as you add the blend to the pool. Spread it uniformly around the entire pool, ensuring you reach all parts.

4. Maintain Balance

After around four hours, check the pH balance again to see whether it is now balanced. If not, include more acid.
In Conclusion
You don’t just need a pool cleaner to ensure your pool is pleasant for a swim. Muriatic acid is an imperative substance for your pool to remain ideal for swimming. Keeping the pH levels balanced will guarantee your wellbeing and that of your family and friends so do this the right way!
Ideally, this article on muriatic acid for your pool helped you turn out to be increasingly educated with what you have to do so as to maintain your pool’s pH levels. If you haven’t been using this method previously, this is probably the right time to give it a trial.
We would love to hear your thoughts on this article so do well to leave us a comment in the comments section below.

April 27th, 2015

DUSTY GIRLS PINK LADIES MINERAL BLUSHER

MooGoo is a brand I have previously talked about on my blog after receiving a sample from a blogger event that I attended. Whilst at the event I was also privileged enough to be one of the first people in the UK to see a new line of mineral makeup, Dusty Girls, the sister company of MooGoo. The lovely people at Dusty Girls sent me a sample of their pink ladies blusher to give a trial run. Here are my thoughts…

I am always a bit dubious of pink cheek colours. Given I\\’m mixed race, they often look too barbie like on me for some reason so I was a bit apprehensive to try this colour. I was however pleasantly surprised as the colour is a soft pink with an iridescent sparkle to it, its subtle enough to give you a natural glow.

The thing that is special about Dusty Girls is the fact that it is natural mineral makeup with no added chemicals or other nastiness. The older I get the more I am becoming aware of what I put on my skin, so the idea of mineral makeup just appeals to me. The blusher wasn\\’t dusty or powdery despite it being a mineral product, which again was a pleasant surprise. It seems to sit on my skin just perfectly. It also doesn\\’t seep into all your smile lines or another imperfections on your skin, seemingly guiding straight over. The blusher itself retails at £15.00, so it definitely in the mid to high end bracket, however I do believe its worth spending more on what you put on your face. I am looking forward to trying some more products from the Dusty Girls range and watching the brand expand as it establishes itself in the UK.