#MakeUpTransformation: Ariana Grande

Hey, yeah-yeah! Yeah hey! A cool cheer-up to Ariana Grande look? No problem to do a make-up transformation.

Knows her hit song, "Put your hearts up" and "Problem" (with Iggy Azalea)

Her looks:

• Gently apply first with Avon Simply pretty shine-free pressed powder in Soft Bisque
• Creased and apply in your eyes with tri-colored bronzer highlights (used as nude-colored eye shadow)
• (And) let it shimmer your lips using ELF shiny lipgloss in Pink Kiss. FTW!

#MakeUpTransformation: Isadora Williams

One of the most personalities in the history of winter olympics in Sochi last February is in the world of figure skating hints the ice of a Brazilian skater with a dash of look.

#MakeUpTransformation 101:

• Focus on your eyeball line with a brown-colored eyeliner pencil using Avon Simply pretty duo eyeliner pencil+shadow stick.
• For a nude lips look, gently apply ELF shiny lipgloss in Pink Kiss.

#MakeUpTransformation: Conchita Wurst

#MakeUpTransformation is the new trending topic through the social media to immitate or to impersonate theirr favorite celebrities to achieve for.

Conchita Wurst is most-promising and the first transwoman singer with a pretty beard as good as lucky charm of Her in the know.

Get her look:

1. Apply Avon SimplyPretty shine-free pressed powder in Soft Bisque on your face
2. Apply into your eyelids your black-shade eyeshadow using your eyeliner gel brush or concealer applicator.
3. Apply Wet n' Wild Silk-finish Lipstick in Light Berry Frost on your lips
4. And then, paint your lower face with your black-colored face paint palette (trace it with face paint marker to create beard first) using face paint sponge with a little-bit of water to achieve a "beard lady" look.

Yoga Selfie

Look! What I learn my new hobby indoors but never before. Sorry for my pics that capture too blurry.

Yoga - /yōgə/ noun

1. a Hindu spiritual and ascetic discipline, a part of which, including breath control, simple meditation, and the adoption of specific bodily postures, is widely practiced for health and relaxation.

Sukhasana (Easy)*

Sukhasana is similar to sitting in a simple cross-legged position

Upavishtha Konasana (Seated Angle Pose)*

Ardha Matsyendra (Half-twist)*

Ardha Matsyendrasana The asana usually appears as a seated spinal twist with many variations, and is one of the twelve basic asanas in many systems of Hatha Yoga.

Svanasana (Table)***

Marjariasana (Cat)***

Bitliasana (Cow)***

Chakravakasana (Sunbird)*

Gardhasana (Child)

Phalakasana (Plank)*

Astang Pranam (Caterpillar)*

Bhujangasana (Cobra)*

Adho Mukha Svanasana (Downward Dog)*

Ardha Adho Mukha Svanasan (Half-downward Dog)*

Uttanasana (Standing Forward Bend)*

Uttanasana - The asana consists of standing with feet together, then hinging forward from the hips, letting the head hang, with palms placed flat on the floor near the feet.

Utthita Ashwa Sanchalasana (High Lunge)*

Ardha Virabhadrasana (Low Warrior)*

Virabhadrasana III (Warrior III)*

Virabhadrasana III  - It is possible to enter Vīrabhadrāsana III using vinyasas starting from Tāḍāsana:

1. Starting from Tāḍāsana
2. The arms are stretched up, palm touching.
3. Inhaling spread the legs sideways by jumping or stepping, creating a gap of 2/3 body height.
4. Exhaling turn the trunk facing to the left while rotating the left foot 90° so it faces forward and the right foot so it points slightly to the right
5. Bend the left knee till the thigh is parallel to the floor, avoid extending the bent knee past the ankle and keeping the other leg straight.
6. Stretch the right leg, with the knee locked.
7. The head, chest, left knee and left foot should be aligned facing forward.
8. The head should be bent back and up with the eyes facing the hands.
9. Hold the asana from one to four breaths.
10. Return to Step 4 repeat on the other side.

Virabhadrasana II (Warrior II)*

Virabhadrasana II  - Virabhadra. Vira (hero) + Bhadra (friend) and ordered him to go to the yagna and destroy Daksha and all his guests.

• Virabhadra's first aspect, (Vīrabhadrāsana I) is his arrival, with swords in both hands, thrusting his way up through the earth from below.
• In his second aspect, (Vīrabhadrāsana II) he sightes his opponent, Daksha.
• And in his third aspect (Vīrabhadrāsana III), moving swiftly and precisely, he decapitates Daksha’s with his sword.

Shiva then arrives at the yagna and sees the rout that Virabhadra had wrought. Shiva absorbs Virabhadra back into his own form and then transforms into Hare, the ravisher. Filled with sorrow and compassion Shiva finds Daksha’s body and giving it the head of a goat, brings him back to life. In the end Sati is also reborn.

Parsvakonasana (Modified Side-Angle)**

Trikonasana (Triangle)*

Trikonasana or Triangle Pose is an asana.Variations include utthita trikonasana (extended triangle pose), baddha trikonasana (bound triangle pose) and parivrtta trikonasana (revolved triangle pose

Vrksasana (Tree)*

Vrksasana - weight is shifted to one leg, for example, starting with the left leg. The entire sole of the foot remains in contact with the floor.

Purvottanasana (Inclined Plane)***

Dhanurasana (Bow)*

Ustrasana (Camel)***

Ustrasana - The name comes from the Sanskrit words Ushtra , Uṣṭra) meaning "camel",and Asana (आसन, Āsana) meaning "posture" or "seat"

Ardha Sarvangasana (Half-shoulder Stand)*

Halasana (Plough)***

Halasana - The practitioner lies on the floor, lifts the legs, and then places them behind the head. Experienced practitioners may enter Halasana from a standing position by tucking chin to chest, placing hands on the floor, walking the feet towards the hands and bending at the elbows to lower shoulders to the floor.

Shavasana (Modified Corpse)*

Shavasana - Shavasana is perhaps the most important part of yoga practice. Lying on the back, the arms and legs are spread at about 45 degrees, the eyes are closed and the breath deep, using deergha (long) pranayama. 

* Beginner level
** Beginners and Pregnant women level
*** Intermediate level

Job application 101: Basic Do’s and Don’t’s

Here are the best-way for your dream job after you graduate from college, just follow this basic do’s and don’ts while you applying you chosen profession of yours.

RESUME

Do’s: Make your own BEST winning resumes which include your personal info, educational background and (working) experience required and academic achievements for fresh grads.

Don’ts: Buying your own bio-data form to fill-up your personal info without typing these to the computer.

CHOSEN CAREER

Do’s: Your degree from college fits to your related careers (e.g. Business, Education, Arts, Sciences, etc.) Research first your desired position or any vacancies before you apply.

Don’ts: Job mismatch is a big problem after you pick a WRONG positions such as lower or general works (e.g. Janitors, Maids, etc.)

DRESS CODE

Do’s: Office attire is very important depending on the dress code restrictions (e.g. Business attire, black heels for the girls)  

Don’ts: Plain shirts, jeans and sneakers is a BIG no-no’s even too old-fashioned type dress codes while you’re a job hunting.

JOB INTERVIEW

Do’s: Keep calm, and relax! Practice your dialogues based on your resume while in-front of your interviewer, never force your smile (too much) and be respect for every question’s ask

Don’ts: Feeling nervous (due to excitement or not) in front of interviewer is a big no-no because you are NOT ready from everything. You never feel this than SORRY.

ATTITUDE

Do’s: Patience is very important for every applicant hopefuls while waiting for the results whether will be start now (or I’ll call you back.)

Don’ts: You never bring your attitude problems when you are not ready (don’t act like a kid due to tantrum issues for example) Just fix yourself and avoid temper (or else, leave this at home while you on-the-go.)

DIY: Little Red Bowtie Headband

From simple costume party to daily casual wear with this one-of-a-kind headpiece go preppy-look.

MATERIALS:

• 70mm Ribbon, red
• 10x5 inch Blue felt cloth
• A plain headband
• Needle and Thread
• Glue gun with glue stick (CAUTION: very hot; use it under adult supervision)
• Scissor

PROCEDURE:

• Cut along 30meter-long each of a ribbon
• Fold it at the middle one and stitch it with needle and thread until it form as a large bowtie
• Cover-up with blue felts (or use it the old one) in the middle of a bowtie and secure with needle and thread
• Using with glue gun, stick it in the middle-above of a plain headband
• (If desire) secure it with thread and needle stitches to avoid slip-ups
• ENJOY! Wear this Minnie Mouse-inspired bow-tie head piece. 

DIY: Quirky Corkboard Chart

Quirky Cork board Chart

You never missed a schedule or a reminder's list and even your memo pad's off the note. This school season or in your workplace, do your own personalized cork board chart.

MATERIALS:

• 18x24 inch-cork board
• Old, glossy magazines
• White glue
• Scissor
• Push pins (needed)
• Candy 2014 Quotes of the day book (volumes 1 & 2) as cut-out notes 

PROCEDURES:

• All you need is cork board (or use the old one or brought it to the hardware store)
• Cut a piece of pictures of your choice from your old, glossy magazine using your scissors (e.g. letters for memos)
• Stick-on the chosen pics (as personalized border) in the border-side of cork boards using white glue or also, school glue
• For add-ons, use your Quote-of-the-day or #QOTDs cut-out (3-4 piece cut-outs) on the left-side of the cork board
• For finishing touches, put 3-5 pieces of push-pins for memos and reminder notes (e.g. school homework, projects, payment dues, etc.) 

NOTE: need your help under adult supervision