One Week Review: Neutrogena Complete Acne Therapy System

Normally I wouldn't do a review on a product so early but as this one promises to clear your acne in one week I figured it would be good to post a one week update.

First off, this did not get rid of my acne in one week. I'm going to keep using it for a while cuz, it may have just been a bad week being stressed out and everything. :) But, if your looking for a super quick fix I don't think this is it.

It comes with a Salyic Acid Skin Polishing Cleanser, Acne Control Lotion (Benzyol Peroxide) and an SPF 15 oil-free lotion

Cons: I hate the consistency of the cleanser.. I'm not really sure how to describe how it feels other than jello-y. Ick.
           Didn't work as quickly as promised

Pros: Did reduce some acne
          The lotion makes your face feel tight.. which I like. Is that weird? lol


I'll have a more in depth one later if it actually works and especially if it doesn't : )

Have you tried this?


Which acne system or products do you use?


Comment below!

xoxo
Kailey

Whats On My Wishlist for July!

Isn't this adorable? Its from a store called 5 Pound Apparel and on everything in their store they give back to a charity :) Or, donate 5lbs of peanut butter to malnourished kids 

I would really love one of these. Problem is, idk which edition! o.O

Camera! Oh, how I miss this camera (mine was pink). I know I'm most likely not going to get this this month but eventually, I would love to have a great quality camera :)

Someone to buy my art! lol Seriously! Commission is available :D

DIY: Folder Holder

Folder Holder! (Can also be used as magazine holder, paper holder, newspaper holder or notebook holder)


What You'll Need:
Cereal Box
Glue
Scissors 
Old magazines and/or Scrapbook paper
Marker




Step One: 
Make a diagonal mark on both sides (front and back) of the cereal box and a horizontal line across the front to make sure they match

 Step Two: Cut along the lines you marked. It should look like this when its done:

Step Three: Tear out magazine words and pictures that inspire you or go with a theme. (Tip: Use a brightly colored page as a "background" for all the other pics and words to go on ) Or, use scrapbook paper to create a fun and unique design. 

Step Four: Collage it! Mine ended up looking like this! (Sorry for the super bad pic quality, it was night and when I used flash it just made everything white :P )

There you go! You now have a fun, easy and cheap one of a kind holder! Enjoy!
p.s. I'm using mine for class folders and notebooks (Separate holder for each)









What other DIY projects would you like me to try?


Do you like this project?


xoxo
Kailey

Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift by kaimartin93 featuring a cotton tank

Cotton tank, $30
Sheer lace top, $20
Pure Simple white skirt, $45
Pleaser retro pumps, $45
Lipgloss - Award-winning lip gloss by Lancome Makeup, $26
Givenchy Magic Kajal, 14 GBP
Chanel: Collections and Creations, $40
Open Bouquet Vase -- Dotmaison, 23 GBP
Great Impressions Friends and Blooming Flowers Rubber Stamps, $11

Victoria Justice Inspired

Hey guys! This was my first attempt at polyvore.com! :) I recreated Victoria Justice's Seventeen Mag look :) enjoy! p.s. I kept everything under $50 but I still probably would try to go even cheaper if I was going to the mall or something :)

Victoria Justice Inspired by kaimartin93 featuring bangles jewelry

G by Guess sleeved cocktail dress, $45
Daytrip army jacket, $29
Gionni printed bag, 28 GBP
H M bangles jewelry, 5.99 GBP
Illamasqua Lipstick, $27
Bobbi Brown Creamy Concealer Kit, $32
































Let me know what you guys think! and.. yes, I'm aware there are no shoes.. I had them and then they mysteriously disappeared :P

xoxo
Kailey

DIY: Leave In Conditioner

This may be one of the easiest yet best DIY projects ever! It works just like an expensive leave in conditioner and its sooooo much cheaper!

What You'll Need:
-  Small Spray Bottle 
- Whatever conditioner you happen to be using
- Water


What You Do:


All you do is put 1 part conditioner for every 3 parts of water. So say you put one cup of conditioner then you would put three cups of water (just for explanation purposes I definitely did not use that much, I have a tiny bottle :P) .


After you have the water and the conditioner in the bottle, put the lid on and shake it up! :) 


How to Use:


I use this everyday. You can apply it to wet or dry hair, but try not to apply it right before you straighten because it will make your hair damp. All you do is spritz some onto your locks and brush through. 


Pros:
This is a whole lot cheaper than going out and buying an expensive leave in conditioner and it works just as well, if not better. 






What do you think?


Let me know if you try this out!


What other DIY projects would you like to see?


Blogs to come: Outfit of the Week, more DIY, Hair Tutorials for girls with short hair, make up tutorials, product reviews and Fathers Day Gift Giving Guide! 


xoxo
Kailey

Who I'm Following Spotlight: Crafts, Exactly!

Hey girls, guys and gurus! :)

I wanted to tell you all about my new friend and fellow blogger! We met at college orientation and we have a gazillion things in common. Its kind of weird :P. Anyways, I just wanted to let you know about all the crafty things she does! She can make plush dolls, hats, and even blankets I do believe! Go check her out

http://exactacrafts.blogspot.com/

Here's some examples of her work:

go! go now :)

xoxo

Kailey