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Thursday, 6 June 2013
Tuesday, 28 May 2013
Fräulein3°8 is having her 4th Birthday & gives away many lucky bags!
What is a lucky bag?
A lucky bag is originated from Japan and is usually for sales for shops' anniversary or during the new year time.
The shops will put different combinations of products into a zealed bag or a gift box. People cannot see and will not be told what inside the box exactly are. Each gift box contains different items, but the items must be worth higher than the customers acually paid. The higher value of items they get, the luckier the customers are. This custom has already spread to other asian countries and customers are very excited about lucky bags, because it is full of surprise and feels like a lucky draw!
Why is Fräulein3°8 offering a lucky bag?
To celebrate our 4th birthday, we are excited to offer this special lucky bag to our honored members and wish all of you the best! Each of our lucky bag includes different kinds of items ranging from nail art, makeup to make up brush sets and carrying cases, worth up to 100 EUR!
Do you want to try your luck? Order one and see what you get! The celebration starts from today until 11th June! Let's celebrate with us!
Sunday, 10 February 2013
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Wednesday, 12 December 2012
Swatch of 8 Colors Fräulein3°8 Mighty Rock Star Glitter Eyeliner
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Thursday, 30 August 2012
Last Summer Sales this Year! Everything now Up to 30% Off!
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Long waited Mid-Summer Big Sales has already STARTED!
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Saturday, 13 August 2011
Make Up for the Sunset: Love Memory that Lasts this Summer

If you know how to make use of make up to match with the light, you can be that girl, too! So, we are going to demonstrate the make up for Sunset, which is so perfect for this summer fall!
First step: Get your face ready
By 'ready', we mean the foundation, primer, brzoner and concealer. The key point of this make up is to make the focus on the very centre of your face.

A pearl golden cream eyeshadow is first applied on the overall eyelid up to the eyebrow. (SILKY SMOOTH ILLUMINATING PRIMER is recommended to be applied beforehand to stabilize the colour on the eye lids.)
This time we use our "88 COLOURS SUN KISS GOLDEN EYESHADOW PALETTE" . Actually, any colour on this palette fits for this make up, as they all contain golden shimmering powder for sunlight reflection.

Then apply light gold colour from the eye corner to the middle.
Dark brown cream eyeliner is then used to draw exotic cat eye liner. The eye liner is drawn from the eye corner alone the eyeline and wing it out at the outer eyeliner subtly.

Final Step: Blush and Lips
For a natural shiny blush, a light pink brush with pearl powder is recommended.
With the mysterious eye make up colour, it'd be better use peach pink lip colour to keep a balance, so the whole make up won't lose its sense of innocence.
Tips for this make up:
If you have brown eyes and dark hair colour, you should use light purple or pink eyeshadow colour instead of brown eyeshadows. Otherwise, you may use light pink lipgloss colour to make your face stand out. Remember, choose either way, but not both way at the same time! ;)
Friday, 28 May 2010
Fräulein3°8's Travel-Around (2nd Shot: HongKong)
We are very excited to tread on one of the busiest city in Asia at our second stop - Hong Kong. The first impression it gave us is that people there walk really fast (even for a student!) , and this street is busy day and night. That made us a bit nervous, but this is also what makes HongKong so appealing to us.
As a diversified city where east meets west, Hong Kong embraces different cultures and ethnicities. Not only that we could find multiple imported beauty products of brands coming from all over the world, but also girls with different unique styles there. How do they look? What they think about make up and nail art? Here, we are going to show you where we went, what we found and who we saw. Let's go discovering Hong Kong together!
Go Shopping!
We have visited a view districts in HongKong, including Tsim Sha Tsui and Mongkok, where most of the chain drugstores are situated. Bonjour and Sasa are the largest amongst them that can be easily found on the street. You can find makeup, perfume and skin care of all well-known brands in their stores. The price overall is quite cheap, because they are all parallel imports.
There are also many mega shopping malls in Hong Kong, as we know, it is also renowed as a shopping paradise. Big malls like Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui and IFC Mall located in the tallest building of Hong Kong, have all the luxury brands' stores.
However, it is quite interesting to find that nail art shops cannot be easily found in Hong Kong. Unlike Japan where nail art shops are found in every mall, nail art shops can only be found in smaller shopping centre or private buildings in Hong Kong. That means doing nail art is not yet very common in Hong Kong.

Their Nails
Hong Kong girls are very shy. We tried a few times to invite girls on the street to let us take photos of them and their nails, but they only let us take photos of their nails not their faces. Perhaps that's because most of them do not wear make up (though they do have pretty faces).
As we can tell from the way they dress, they are rather conservative with nail art. We interviewed some girls, and most of them like simple styles with natural colours. Only some would love to make 3D white or pink flowers integrated in the UV Gel nails, or cute painting on the nails. However, it's hard to find nails with exaggerating designs and 3Ds like those in Japan.

In Hong Kong, night life is one of its features you shouldn't miss! Lan Kwai Fong in Central is the hot spot clustered with bars and clubs. We suppose this is the only place where girls are willing to take photos with strangers in Hong Kong . :P
Girls at clubbing feel so different from those at daytime. It's like as if they put off their mask (or maybe put on another mask) and completely enjoy the music and fine wine. And we can finally see the 'open' side of Hong Kong.
From our interviews with the girls, we got to know Korean style make-up is the hittest trend these days in Hong Kong. They would not go too much with their make up. Most of them would just wear light make up, because natural skin tone was the key. However, they do put strong emphasis on their eye make up with strong eyeliner and mascara. Besides, they also made use of false eyelashes, and even double false eyelashes at the end of the eyes to create cat-eye style.