Review: Dream Liquid Mousse

I was introduced to this liquid foundation by my friend Alison, I always had to her do my make up because I didn't know how. Silly what 18 year old doesn't know how to do her own make up right? Well, Now I know. This foundation goes on and stay on my face better then any foundation I have ever used. It doesn't flake like Avon's does. It make's my skin look soft and almost flawless. I love it and don't know what I would do without it.
Again, Highly recommended.  

Review: Amber Romance

I got Amber Romance for Christmas from my aunt. I love the smell of this so much. I would recommend it because it's a very captivating. Every time I wore it someone has always complimented me on it. I'm very difficult to shop for so when I got this I was skeptical. But I LOVE it more then any perfume/body mist I have ever had, and I've been through a few of them.
Highly Recommended.

Mascara: VS vs. Avon

I put two different mascara's to the test. Victoria Secret's Voluptuous Volume Mascara Vs. Avon, Mark's Make it big.

Victoria Secret's Voluptuous Volume Mascara:
I love the Victoria Secret Mascara because it makes my eyes pop more. My eye lashes look longer and it makes my dark make up look just a bit darker. It's $12 but it's worth it! I love VS's Make up.

Avon, Mark's Make it big:
I dislike Avon's Mark Mascara because it clumps to much, doesn't fill in as much and   is surprisingly not very dark.

Winner: Victoria Secret!

The Voice

I love The Voice.
I loved it last year and I love it this year.
If you didn't get to see the first episode check it out here.

So I have a problem Team Blake or Team Adam I just can't choose. ahaha. Lemme know what you guys think of this season!

Guest Post: Amy Reynolds

Safety in Online Dating: Avoiding the Risks

We have the ability to use the internet for pretty much anything imaginable in our day-to-day lives and for some of us, it’s hard to think of going even an hour without it. This is why it comes as no shocker that people are turning to the World Wide Web for more than sending friend requests on Facebook and mindless YouTube-ing…

Single people across the globe are seeking love, companionship and meaningful relationships through online dating sites. With the millions signed up for these services, you never know exactly who you’re communicating with, so that’s why it is essential that anyone searching for that special someone in cyberspace be aware of how to avoid the dangers that come along with it.

Limit the information you disclose. In setting up your online profile that is sure to capture the hearts of all and guarantee that your dating calendar is booked for the next five weeks, be sure not to give out certain identifying information about yourself. Create a user name that doesn’t include your last name and on your profile do not include your home address, work address, personal email or phone number. When first interacting with potential suitors, keep all personally identifying info private and discreet until you feel confident that the person with whom you are dealing has the right intentions in mind.

Be on the lookout for red flags. Recently, many innocent online daters have been preyed upon by con artists with no goal of a relationship or commitment…but rather for stealing money. These online scammers will join dating sites, find vulnerable victims, and offer their love, loyalty and gifts right away. Watch out for other warning signs like poor spelling and grammar, profile pictures that are too good to be true, and erratic or inconsistent behavior.

Also, there is the possibility of meeting someone online who is married. No one wants to be caught in a twisted love affair…so to avoid that, be cautious of someone with no profile picture, someone who communicates at strange hours or someone who communicates on a very strict schedule.

Take things slow. An age old rule when applied to dating, this is something that should be taken very seriously when it comes to dating online. You may be anxious to meet someone with whom you’ve been connecting via the internet…but since you just never know, it’s best that you do not rush into it. Take the time to get to know someone through emails and phone calls. It might take a few weeks—but your safety is well worth the wait.

Do your research. If you have a potential match who you are considering meeting, gather as much information as you can about this person. Examine their profile, ask questions, and even do a light Google and social network search. By doing so, you may uncover some crucial facts that your online friend forgot to mention.

Meet in a crowded, public place. Whenever the time comes for you to meet face to face with an online prospect, make sure that you do so at a public venue where there are lots of other people. Never have your date pick you up from your home or place of business and before you go, let someone know where you are going and who your date is. While on your rendezvous, be aware of your surroundings by watching your personal belongings and forgoing the alcoholic beverages.

Always stay on your terms. The moment that someone you’ve been interacting with online makes you feel uncomfortable, cut your ties with them. Anyone who is pursuing you for the right reasons will understand your need for protection and respect playing the game by your rules. It is important to always trust your gut—your intuitive side is normally dead on so if you have a feeling that something is wrong it probably is…listen to it and get out of a questionable situation. Don’t let anyone make you feel embarrassed of your steps for precaution—your safety is the number one priority.

Amy Reynolds is a guest post author who shares with us her advice on safety and online dating. You can read more of her work that covers issues such as this on Free Adult Dating Sites.

Moujnir and I should be back and in the swing of things soon! I'm working on Thawed out and fed up, Flawless, The last Blind Date, and many others. I am currently unaware of what Moujnir is reading but I know she has a lot of reviews she is working on. She just got done with a very long edit. So I hope she relaxes a bit and I am super busy so I have not had as much time to read as I would like. I hope you all understand we are just Teenagers! 


We are currently looking for helpers on two blogs! 
Jagged Edge Reviews - We need reviewers and possible interviewers. But mainly I need reviewers. I do get a lot of offers, You will have your choice at many many books Physical and E-books.

Up All Night - I need anyone who can review anything other then books because those are on Jagged Edge. It can be movies, Tv shows, Resturants, Clothing, etc.


If you can help in any area please e-mail me atklearboredom@yahoo.com!

General show review (3)

CSI: It was kind of... Lame

A Gifted Man: Wow I really liked this show it was nice.

How to be a Gentlemen  I really couldn't even watch the full episode.

Pan Am: Uhh it was ok I'm gonna give it a second shot..

Dexter: Love it as always. It is a very Addicting show.

Person of Interest: This was surprisingly a really great show! I really did enjoy it a lot.

Up All Night: I did not like this show either. Sorry

The X Factor: I can't wait to see what becomes of it.

There are a lot of amazing great new shows but there are also terrible ones.