Art Science Museum, easy green liner look and pork stew!

Day out to the Art Science Museum! Once in a while my boyfriend and I will try to visit places like the Art Science museum when there's an interesting exhibition being shown. The most recent one which is currently still going on at the Art Science Museum by The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands is a Mummy one!

I didn't take any photos of course, as you aren't allowed to however here's the look I did for the day, some photos of us and a homemade pork stew I made a few days later!

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Super simple metallic green eyeliner (Bourjois Clubbing waterproof) on a bronze eye!

Super simple eye look: Metallic green eyeliner (Bourjois Clubbing waterproof) on a bronze eye!

Products Used: Lioele Triple Solution BB cream, Maybelline Clear Smooth All in One Powder, Catrice blush, Bourjois waterproof eyeliner (my review here), Kiss me Heroine eyeliner (my review here), Kiss me Heroine mascara (my review here), Maybelline color tattoo (my review here), Revlon matte (brows), Wet n wild trio Sweet as Candy

Using my flat iron to quickly curl my fringe in a bit! Then I run my fingers through them and they look like this!

The bloody beautiful profile of my boyfriend's face...I love his profile, so strong and handsome....or maybe it's just me.

A shot of me sitting in front of the lotus pond outside the entrance of the museum, I was in all blue!

We outside by the pond and the lighting was so good! I had to take lots of photos of us!

Ingredients for my red wine pork stew! Tomatos, celery, potatos, carrots, whole shallots!

Parsley, tomato paste and beef stock!

An entire piece of pork shoulder (very tender part with lots of fat layers) cut into three chunks!

Seal the pork chunks after dusting in corn starch, brown the carrots, celery and shallows, add the tomato paste and stock, followed by strong red wine, add everything else and cover and leave to reduce for 2 hours or more.

Watching TV...some very important news must have been on!

Yes, more photos! The light was soo good and I absolutely love this shot!

I've got the review of my very loved Coastal Scents Smokey palette coming up next! It's a post full of looks I've done using it so stay tuned! I also have done some more complex dark smokey colorful looks recently! Hope you'll check back soon!

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Thank you for visiting!