Parrot on a PorchA Journey Toward the Little Mansion Dream

Back when I was working for a call center company, I would always complete my look by putting on some makeup that compliments my attire. But now that I am a work-at-home mom, I rarely put on makeup, only when I go out with my friends or when my husband and I go out on a date. However, that does not mean that I stopped shopping for quality and top of the line makeup and other cosmetic items. Recently, one of my friends visited Whites East Hampton in New York and she bought me some Bobbie brown makeup that have been on my wish list for some time now. Meanwhile, my friend purchased some Estee Lauder products for herself. She shared that Whites East Hampton started as a pharmacy and is now 137 years old. This upscale store specializes in selling luxury skincare, makeup, healthcare and fragrance products for men and women alike. But what if you have purchased and already tried the product but you did not like it? They offer a free 30 day money back guarantee and you only have to pay for the return shipping. Furthermore, orders amounting to $25 and up will be shipped straight to your doors for free!

I’d like to share a picture of my makeup stash. I’m not really a makeup person but I always apply just a little whenever I go out. These are just the ones that I often use while the other hauls I have are neatly kept in my drawer. It consists of a few Clinique products, Mac, Bare Escentuals, Everyday Minerals, and Nyx. Branded but they’re all worth it. I love how they don’t sponge, melt and do not feel sticky just like the ordinary brands do to my skin. It’s just odd that I started investing on good makeup brands when I became a Stay-at-Home Mom and very rare that I go out. I think it was the time when we were to attend a friend’s wedding that I thought of purchasing some branded ones I could use instead of going to the salon to avail makeup services. Incidentally, the mineral makeup craze over our Twitter group surfaced and that’s when we started shopping like crazy for a cheap dollar worth ones at Everyday Minerals then soon at NYX. It’s even weirder because I kept on shopping for more even though I lack the expertise and skill of applying makeup.

And now, it seems that the makeup shopping fascination will be awakened as I just browsed the site of White’s East Hampton Chemists and Perfumers. The pictures of Clinique makeup and Estee lauder makeup and a view of their reasonable tag prices did the trick. I think I just found a new cosmetic shop to go gaga about. I think I have to safeguard my credit card because I might end up overspending again.