I am starting to really love this blogging world. Really, its so much fun. Every day I'm convincing myself to try new products, clothes, and hair styles. And I'm also convincing myself to do more things, so that my blog is more interesting, and I have become more interesting in the process!
One downside to this blogging thing is that I keep making friends on here (somehow I only have 2 followers but my day will come....) and by that I mean I keep following and loving more and more blogs. Somehow, though, somehow, they are almost ALL UK based. I'm an anglophile, don't get me wrong, I love England and consider moving there at least once a day, but everyone keeps posting these amazing products that we here in the U.S. just. don't. have.
Oh. Ok. So I find out that they aren't being sold in the US markets currently. So, instead of giving up, I wrote a letter to corporate asking about this product and if we are to expect it. And if we aren't, what British beauty on here is going to send me a lip gloss in exchange for paypal payment or an American gift of equal value????
Basically this happens all the time. Illamasqua, from what I can tell, is not sold in US stores and you can only buy it online. Top Shop is barely entering the US market, and we have significantly less lipstick choices, and I don't have a store near me so I can't try any on. People try out cool hair tools that plug into UK sockets and a piece of my heart breaks. I guess I can understand why this happens, but it doesn't make it any easier for me.
Now you can see a picture of what my face looks like.....
as I scroll through all these British cuties' blogs, seeing all their cute lives and hearing all their cute accents and just wondering to myself....
