Cats, Cosmetics, and Coffee

Thursday: February 19, 2015

I woke up this morning at about 8 A.M. and first thing I did was open up my laptop to check my social media accounts and watch a few YouTube videos with Leo in my lap. Then, I decided that I actually wanted to put forth some effort into my appearance so I got dressed in a green pull-over, olive scarf, light blue jeans, with white and blue stripped fuzzy socks (everyone must own a pair of fuzzy socks in the winter months!!). Then I went my brother's and my bathroom (we're the only ones on the second floor, my parent's room is on the first) and began taking out my makeup supplies which are on the left side of the sink, my side. Since my thirteen year old brother and I share a bathroom, we have a side of everything, the sink, bathtub/shower, drawers, and the shelf above the toilet. All the products I used today are photographed below, with the brand showing (some are warn off) if you are interested in makeup products. The way I do my makeup is beginning with my face (foundation, concealer, bronzer, blush)
then my eyebrows (brushing them, filling in with a pencil, then a shadow, and lastly gel),
next my eyes (mat cream-color for my entire eye and darker-color for the crease, usually a brown tone),
followed by eyeliner (liquid for the top and eye shadow using a fine-tip smudge stick with eyeshadow for the bottom since I found that lasts much longer).
After all that, I went outside for a solid 10 minutes to take a few pictures of the snow, selfies, and of my puppies. Mainly wanting a release of the strong cabin fever I've been feeling lately since I've been the house all this week so far and will be until Monday. Yeah, surprise, surprise, Tennessee canceled school for the entire week.
Once I came in the house, I lazed around in my parent's bedroom watching TV on their huge flatscreen with my cat, Titi, while my mom got ready and did some face cream/mask stuff.
For lunch my mom and I decided to make pasta and watched 3 episodes of The Bachelor, ( I was so sad to see Britt leave! I loved her!!)
Hope you all had a wonderful day!

Katya Podkovyroff
"The September Journalist"

cute picture from Pinterest

Internet browsing with Leo in my lap

My side of the sing with mouth wash, toothbrush, toothpaste, face wash/toner/moisturizer, piercing disinfectant, wash-cloth, makeup supplies, and bath&bodyworks soap.


Yes, I keep a lot of my makeup brushes in an old (cleaned) Starbucks cup with my name on it.

Extra brushes (Shay's Essentials)

Face Makeup: CoverGirl BB Cream, unknown concealer, and CoverGirl bronzer. 

Brow makeup: unknown pencil/brush and Maybelline brow drama gel.


Off-brand pallet from Walmart (really cheap, like $3)


Linear/Mascara: Revlon skinny black liquid on top, smudge stick (using black eye-shadow from off-brand pallet) on waterline, and Maybelline Colossal Volume Express Mascara.



Outfit Of The Day (ootd)







Howie and Blackberry. 


Titi (Tee-Tee), the cat I've had since I was a few months old.

My mom with her scary mask.

Love mugs for love shows. 


Comfy Blankets, Coffee, and Recorded Bachelor Episodes.



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