Long time no see!
As I've previously stated, I was fired from my job back in September. So I decided to go on a vacation at the countryside for a month. 
I was born in a very small town in the countryside of Minas Gerais, southeast Brazil. Last time I went there was during the last Christmas break, but only for three days. So it's been quite some time in the big city, and none in my hometown. I needed to get my wisdom tooth removed too, so in the meantime I also paid a few visits to my childhood dentist!
I went on October 5th and stayed at my parents' place and it was the longest stay since I left them to live on my own in 2018. To be very honest, I didn't really do anything most of the time 
it's a very, very small town so there's nothing really interesting to do, but there were a few highlights, as the day I went to a ranch and the premiere day of "Clayface", where I got to watch the movie at the first theater I've been to. 
But I mostly took long naps. 
it's a very, very small town so there's nothing really interesting to do, but there were a few highlights, as the day I went to a ranch and the premiere day of "Clayface", where I got to watch the movie at the first theater I've been to. But I mostly took long naps. 
My luggage was pink and ready ~
There were kittens at the ranch!
The church I was baptized in - In Brazil, it's common for catholic families to baptize babies as soon as they're a year old
Having my wisdom tooth removed was... An interesting experience. 
The surgery itself was okay. I was sedated so I didn't really feel pain, and it lasted only about twenty minutes, but it's like they're doing an excavation inside your mouth so it feels weird. After that, I could only eat ice cream all day and it sounds fun, until you start to feel really hungry, so in practice, yeah, it's not that fun 
not to mention the amount of medicine I had to take. Throuought the week, I had smashed potatoes, scrambled eggs, very soft and cold pasta and applesauce, but thankfully my recovery and healing were both very quick and I could eat solid food again in less than two weeks after the surgery.
not to mention the amount of medicine I had to take. Throuought the week, I had smashed potatoes, scrambled eggs, very soft and cold pasta and applesauce, but thankfully my recovery and healing were both very quick and I could eat solid food again in less than two weeks after the surgery.
I made sure even my ice cream and popsicles were cute ww
Now for some looks I did while I was there, I brought my beloved Barbie x ColourPop palette with me, alongside my new Wet'n Wild frost lipstick in "Dark Pink Frost" that is my current favorite, as well as some new lip liners and the MAC Viva Glam x Chappell Roan lip gloss, that is now a staple for me too. I've been obsessed with frost lipsticks and lip liners lately!
As for lashes, I chose only three from my collection that served for different pourposes: Eyemazing 001 for more glamorous and heavier looks, Diamond Lash "Sexy eye" for casual, and Diamond Lash "Dolly eye" for natural. I wore all three in different occasions. 
The thing about dressing up fancy in a small town, is that you'll never not be left unnoticed. In São Paulo, nobody gives a damn about me 
so I'm more used to nobody actually caring or even looking at me. There, I had many women complimenting me, and even a little girl pointed at me and told her dad that I look cute, which was very sweet! But when I went to watch "Clayface", there was a worker who tried to hit on me when I was clearly not interested 
so I'm more used to nobody actually caring or even looking at me. There, I had many women complimenting me, and even a little girl pointed at me and told her dad that I look cute, which was very sweet! But when I went to watch "Clayface", there was a worker who tried to hit on me when I was clearly not interested I came back on the 29th. Overall, it was a very healing experience to visit my birth place after so many time. On my last week there, my dad took me to visit the neighborhood I grew up in. It was a very nostalgic feeling to see my childhood house, as well as the houses of my friends from that time. So many memories made there... But as Adéla would say, "dreams don't live at home"!
As a gyaru, I'm naturally drawn to big cities and the urban life. It was my dream to live in São Paulo since I was a child and I like the non-stop thrills of a capitol. São Paulo is the biggest city in Latin America, and has a larger population than New York City. I could write a love letter from how much I adore being here... But I'm also grateful for being able to experience the best of both worlds. 
I have a very exciting post for this week, regarding a Mercari haul, and some other things ~
Also, I'm still unemployed, but going through some interviews, so wish me the best of luck, please! 
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My prize was a puzzle 
And speaking on my way back home... I picked up the train with Scarecrow himself 
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Eyemazing n°001, Icycheer M329 (dupe for Jewerich n°3);
iGoodCo "Girls Power" palette;
Bruna Tavares x Hello Kitty BT Velvet in "Candy Pink";
SheGlam x Catwoman Jewel Thief ring highlighter;
Make B. lip liner in "Nude Malva", MAC Viva Glam x Chappell Roan Air Lipglass in "Damnsel".
But we could at least take some cool pics!
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Eyemazing n°001, Diamond Lash "Princess eye";
ColourPop Strawberry Shake palette;
Bruna Tavares x Hello Kitty liquid blush in "Friendship";
ColourPop x Barbie Beach Party Super Shock highlighter;
Dailus lip liner in "Latte", Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb in "Sweet Mouth".
) before I return to the big city to start over once again. I'd be lying if I said I'm not scared. Fortunately, working laws in Brazil ensure you'll have just enough money for a while and the goverment provides you an unemployment insurance, but not for too long.
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