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Wet n Wild Megalast Salon Nail Color  Sophisticated, classic colors beautifully accent any look. Long-lasting, opaque color provides 5 days of chip-resistant wear.  A revolutionary resin polymer system creates exceptional color adhesion to nails.  This resilient polish is calcium and mineral fortified to rebalance and prevent nail discoloration.  Comes with a unique full-coverage brush that glides on smooth for one-stroke application.  Tolune, phthalate and formaldehyde-free. I've noticed that a lot of drugstore brands are coming up with great nail polishes.  They offer awesome color selection that are long-wearing, ala -gel polish. WnW Megalast polish in Wet Cement Wet Cement is a lovely taupe, that would look good on anyone.  Morena or Tisay.  I applied 4 coats because I like it really dark, and it didn't bubble up.   Consistency is creamy, applies on smoothly and evenly.  And the pigmentation, AWESOME!...

I love wearing anything waterproof.  From foundation to eyeliner to mascara.  So if there's one thing in my makeup bin that I shouldn't run out of, it would be an eye makeup remover. Last week, I was so happy to stumble upon this: Wet n Wild Eye Makeup Remover Whisk away the most stubborn mascaras, shadows,liners and shimmers. Hypoallergenic, Opthalmologist-tested Suitable for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers It's priced at Php180, but got it for only Php150 after the 20% off.  Pretty much a good buy for an almost 90ml of product. I sniffed, and it does smell like a bit of alcohol.  But I still decided to get it. Let's see how it fares.  This is my eye with all the makeup gunk:  eyeshadow primer, eye shadow, eyeliner and mascara And this is after using the Wet n Wild eye makeup remover: I put the damp cotton on my eye closed and let it stay there for 10-15 seconds.  It didn't do anything ...

just want to share another fab find during my recent trip at Watsons: Wet n Wild palette in Knock on Wood aside from the colors, what caught my eye are the labeling: and at the back of the packaging: it's like you are getting some sort of tutorial on how and where to apply the colors in this palette. cool, huh!?

my first encounter with this brand was years ago, probably in highschool (now don't dare ask me how long that was!), when a relative from the US went home and gave me tubes of lipsticks, blushes and some eyeshadows as pasalubong. i was only 14 y/o at that time, and back in those days, it's not so often to see a teenager wearing makeup unless there's an event or something. i sniffed the products and found the scent to be too strong so I gave them away to my aunts and older friends. yeah, i am one mean girl giving away stuff given to me as pasalubong...but that was before! ^_^ fast forward 10 years, i was already starting out to apply makeup and i often get disappointed from trying out some cheaper brands, hoping to save my hard-earned moolah (yep, i was already working when i started applying makeup...probably i've been working for 2-3yrs when i started). from then on, I try to stay away from "cheap-priced" products thinking that their quality will just m...