Once upon a time, in a distant land, there lived a poor farmer named Jack. Jack and his mother struggled to make ends meet, as their crops were failing and they had no food left. One day, Jack was sent to the market to sell their only cow, but on the way, he encountered a strange old man. The old man claimed to have magical beans that would bring fortune and prosperity. Intrigued, Jack offered his cow in exchange for the beans. His mother was furious when she found out, throwing the beans out of the window in anger.
Other shades: Blue, Brown, Purple.
Even though I never watched the 2012 movie, I particularly loved the images of Josette, Julia, and Angelique included in the palette with tips for achieving their particular looks. Even though I never watched the 2012 movie, I particularly loved the images of Josette, Julia, and Angelique included in the palette with tips for achieving their particular looks.
His mother was furious when she found out, throwing the beans out of the window in anger. To Jack's surprise, overnight, the beans grew into a gigantic beanstalk that reached high up into the sky. Curiosity got the best of him, and Jack decided to climb the towering beanstalk.
My Nyx Collection
While the 2010s took a number of beloved products and trends away from me, the 2010s gave me Nyx cosmetics. My first Nyx product was "The Crimson Amulet" collection (2012), inspired by the 2012 Dark Shadows. Since I was a huge fan of the original Dark Shadows series in the 1960s-70s, I was very interested in the gothic-styled packaging for this color collection. Even though I never watched the 2012 movie, I particularly loved the images of Josette, Julia, and Angelique included in the palette with tips for achieving their particular looks. This was the first makeup kit I really loved after my Urban Decay "Sell Out" face case. Even though I have used this color collection countless times, I have only hit pan on the white highlighter, which I used to use constantly.
The palette is themed around bright colors and a variety of eye colors, including greens, a favorite of mine. All of the lip colors and blushes included are very bright compared to popular color collections today.
Front and back of the color collection.
During the early 2010s, when I used this palette most heavily, I favored the bolder eyeshadow colors in the top half. I used the shimmering dark blue, dark green, and deep purple as eyeliner. Looking back at this palette, I would really like to explore the neutrals in the bottom half more. The palette has aged well in that those neutral mattes, which were up-and-coming at the time, are still popular.
Like I mentioned earlier, I loved the white highlighter. I also enjoyed the deep red and bright pink lipsticks. The blushes were actually a little too strong for my face. The shimmering "bronzer" showed up as very pink on me, and I could get by with a little of it. I need to buy a narrow blush brush to work more with the four shades in the top, as well as the blush in my Urban Decay face case.
Jumbo Eye Pencils in "Yogurt" (2006) and "Strawberry Milk" (2009). I bought "Strawberry Milk" around the mid-2010s and "Yogurt" a couple of years later. More recently, I bought Nyx's pencil sharpener to sharpen them.
Other shades: Rust, Cobalt, Purple Violet, Cashmere, Sparkle Nude, Pure Gold, French Fries, Iced Mocha, Cottage Cheese, Milk, Dark Brown, Black Bean.
I also want to mention my Glam Shadow Stick (now discontinued) in "Diamond" (2012), not photographed. Other shades: Illuminating Topaz, Elegant Marble, Glistening Emerald, Vibrant Amethyst, Yellow Diamond.
Nyx Color Mascara (2015) in "Mint Julep."
Other shades: Blue, Brown, Purple.
Nyx Soft Matte Lip Cream (2011) in "Seoul" and "Istanbul" (next photo).
Other shades: Abu Dhabi, Amsterdam, Antwerp, Athens, Berlin, Budapest, Cabo, Cape Town, Cyprus, Cairo, Cannes, Copenhagen, Dubai, Havana, Ibiza, Leon, Los Angeles, London, Montreal, Madrid, Manila, Milan, Monte Carlo, Morocco, Moscow, Paris, Prague, Rome, San Diego, San Francisco, Shanghai, San Juan, San Paolo, Stockholm, Toulouse, Tokyo, Transylvania, Vancouver, Zurich.
Nyx Lip Lustre (2016) in "Antique Romance."
Other shades: Rustic Mirage, Dark Magic, Retro Socialite, Violet Glass, Ruby Couture, Liquid Plum, Euphoric, Juicy Peach, Love Letter, Mystic Gypsy.
Nyx Liquid Suede Metallic Matte (2018) in "Bella."
This is my favorite lipstick shade: a rose pink with heightened drama.
Other shades: Exposed, Mauve Mist, New Era, Neat Nude, Buzzkill, Acme, Modern Maven, Pure Society, Biker Babe, Ego, Go Rogue.
Nyx Baked Blush (2014) in "Sugar Mama."
Other shades: Wanderlust, Pink Fetish, Foreplay, Ignite.
Nyx Stick Blush (2012) in "Magnolia."
Other shades: Pink Lotus, Hibiscus, Tulip, Tea Rose, Orchid, Water Lily, Pink Poppy.
Nyx Extra Creamy Round Lipstick in "Narcissus" (2008).
Other shades: B52, Baby Pink, Chaos, Circe, Cocoa, Electra, Fig, Fire, Harmonica, Hot Pink, Indian Pink, Minimalism, Paparazzi, Pink Lyric, Rea, Shiva, Snow White, Strawberry Milk, Summer Love, Thalia, Violet Ray.
Nyx Color Mascara (2015) in "Mint Julep."
As he ascended to the top, he discovered an enormous castle. On venturing inside, Jack was met by a colossal, fearsome giant. The giant's favorite pet was a clever cat named Puss, who had the power to grant wishes. Puss took a liking to Jack and set out to help him in his quest. The resourceful feline concocted a plan to steal the giant's magical golden goose, which laid golden eggs. With the goose, Jack could bring wealth to his struggling family. Under the cover of night, Puss guided Jack to the giant's chamber. With her magical abilities, Puss distracted the giant while Jack swiftly grabbed the golden goose. They made their escape, descending the beanstalk with the precious goose in tow. Once back home, Jack's mother couldn't believe her eyes as the golden eggs transformed their lives. With their newfound wealth, Jack and his mother were able to live a comfortable and prosperous life. Jack thanked Puss for her cunningness and the magical beans, which brought them both fortune and happiness. In the end, Jack truly learned the value of taking risks and not underestimating the power of the seemingly ordinary. And Puss, the magical cat, proved to be an unwavering friend and ally in Jack's adventure. Their story became a tale of bravery and triumph, passed down through generations, reminding people of the incredible things that can happen when one believes in magic..
Reviews for "The Magic of Puss in Boobs: Exploring the Realm of Fantasy"
1. Sarah - 2/5 stars
I was really disappointed with "Puss in boobs magic beans". The movie felt cheaply made and lacked any substance. The story was convoluted and didn't make much sense, and the characters were poorly developed. The humor was also extremely crude and juvenile, which I didn't find funny at all. Overall, I wouldn't recommend wasting your time on this film.
2. John - 1/5 stars
I honestly couldn't bear watching "Puss in boobs magic beans". It was one of the worst movies I have ever seen. The acting was atrocious, and the dialogue was cringe-worthy. The whole concept of the movie was just absurd, and it seemed like the filmmakers were trying way too hard to be edgy and provocative. I regretted every minute I spent watching this mess and would advise others to avoid it at all costs.
3. Emily - 2/5 stars
"Puss in boobs magic beans" was a major letdown for me. The title itself should have been a warning sign, but I thought it might be a quirky and entertaining film. However, it turned out to be tasteless and lacked any real substance. The jokes were mostly offensive and relied on cheap shock value, rather than clever wit or humor. I couldn't connect with any of the characters and found myself feeling bored and uninterested throughout the entire film. Definitely not my cup of tea.
4. Michael - 1/5 stars
I don't understand how anyone could find "Puss in boobs magic beans" entertaining. It was a complete waste of time and money. The plot was nonsensical, and the acting was cringeworthy. The dialogue was poorly written, and the attempts at humor were just sad. This movie was a clear attempt at pandering to the lowest common denominator, and it failed miserably. I strongly advise against watching this film unless you enjoy wasting your time on terrible movies.