As the sun begins to shine a little more, and the weather gets warmer, I'm getting anxious to start planting, which is where the title is coming from. I live in an apartment, and we have a rather large balcony, so I fill it with boxes of morning glories and petunias spilling over the edge of the balcony, little pots of herbs, a few tomato plants, and at least one hanging basket of fuchsias. This year, I'm thinking I'll be able to keep a night-blooming jasmine, with the weather we're having!

Onto the eye! I planned to test the heck out of the Sephora + Pantone collection today, so I wanted something neutral to balance the loud Tangerine Tango shade.





Products used:

Lorac Behind the Scenes Eye Primer
Charlotte Ronson All Eye Need Palette in Nicole
Urban Decay 24/7 Eye Pencil in Demolition
Eyeko Curvy Brush Mascara

After three days of neutrals, I'm glad to get back into some color!

The '60s saw the disappearance of the wingtip, and the coming of even more dramatic lashes, a la Twiggy. Women would actually draw on bottom lashes, and having lashes clump together in points was considered stylish. The waterline was lined with white, and the eye was lined in black. Blues and greens were popular colors.



Products used:

Too Faced Shadow Insurance
Charlotte Ronson All Eye Need Palette in Nicole (Yellow)
Make Up For Ever Eye Shadow #5
Bare Minerals Ready Duo in The Vision (Illusion)
Buxom Lashliner in Leatherette
Buxom Insider in Pearl
Stila Major Lash Mascara