amber,ming. xo

under some construction :)

I must stop sitting around waiting for things to happen.

Luke 18:1- 7 Jesus told his disciples try should pray without failing.
God is going to answer your prayer.

God hears the prayers/requests of the desperate. Matthew 15.

No more tears tonight.

maybelline:

Pops of color on the eyes and lips - such a fun look for spring! Makeup by Charlotte Willer, global makeup artist for Maybelline New York.

entertainmentweekly:

Oh hey, Tupac’s ghost, glad you could make it to Coachella this year!

Wait…what? That’s a hologram, not a spooky spirit? Never mind; this is weird.

createthislookforless: I use a Conair curling wand and I love it!  Here is a great tutorial from The Beauty Department! The curling wand has become quite the popular tool! We showed you how to make your own from a curling iron HERE and we got a LOT of positive feed back from you guys! Here are a couple helpful things you should keep in mind when using your curling wand… DO leave a little space in between the hair each time you wrap it around the barrell. That gives you a more relaxed wave. If your hair is really long, you’ll have no choice but to let it be a little closer together so that it all fits on the iron, but try tugging on it for 10 seconds after you unwrap it. That will also relax the curl a little, making it look more natural. DON’T coil it too tight. The hair will get too “pattern-y” and can look more like a perm than natural waves. DO flat iron your ends on medium heat to smooth out the ends. When you curl your hair with a wand, you usually don’t hit the ends with heat. To get even heat-treated shine throughout, I recommend just going over them lightly with your flat iron. Which do you use more? The curling iron or the curling wand? SOURCE: www.thebeautydepartment.com

createthislookforless:

I use a Conair curling wand and I love it!  Here is a great tutorial from The Beauty Department!

The curling wand has become quite the popular tool! We showed you how to make your own from a curling iron HERE and we got a LOT of positive feed back from you guys! Here are a couple helpful things you should keep in mind when using your curling wand…

  • DO leave a little space in between the hair each time you wrap it around the barrell. That gives you a more relaxed wave. If your hair is really long, you’ll have no choice but to let it be a little closer together so that it all fits on the iron, but try tugging on it for 10 seconds after you unwrap it. That will also relax the curl a little, making it look more natural.
  • DON’T coil it too tight. The hair will get too “pattern-y” and can look more like a perm than natural waves.
  • DO flat iron your ends on medium heat to smooth out the ends. When you curl your hair with a wand, you usually don’t hit the ends with heat. To get even heat-treated shine throughout, I recommend just going over them lightly with your flat iron.

Which do you use more? The curling iron or the curling wand?