Rin✿ Gyaru style - Agejo ♪

Hello again, everyone!
I've had a massive headache the past
few days, so I apologise for this blog's lateness!

Anyway... Today's topic is: gyaru style!
And I've chosen "Agejo" as the first style

to post about, as it's my favourite♥

I think my favourite aspects of Agejo are

the hair and fashion. Sujimori is a common hair style

in many subs of gyaru, but the accessories used in Agejo
give me the feeling of being cute, but still being a little sexy, too♪

I've been seeing a lot of my gyaru

friends wear their hair in an up-do, as the

photo about has it, but it's also styled down

a lot, too!

As you might have noticed,
the main colours for fashions are black,
pink, and white! Those are the most common
colours to see Agejo gyaru wearing.

A few of my favourite gyaru,
are Saiharii...

http://saihariigyaru.tumblr.com/

And Lizzie Bee!

http://mysticthorn.tumblr.com/

The most popular magazine for this style

is Ageha, which I mentioned in my 

introduction post. In case anyone is curious,

you can find Ageha magazine here→

http://www.vvshu.com/view/ageha/

Moving on, the make up is, lately,

a lot more subtle than it use to be in

agejo♪

Still, the basic rules of gyaru make still apply.

Eye liner, false (top & bottom) lashes,

and contouring being the main things!
Even if your nose is small already, your make up

doesn't look as complete if your contouring isn't done❤

The most common lip style is nude with gloss,

but some gyaru also wear more pink colours,

and sometimes even red!

Now, maybe you wonder what exactly
Agejo style is? The types of clothes?
Sure, you know the colours, but just throwing

any pink, black and white outfit won't exactly be Agejo.
So, you should look at the "Ma*rs" brand,

which is usually most Agejo's favourite brand♪

 

There's lots of ways to be gyaru,

but I feel Agejo is really distinct, and it's

definitely my favourite out of the sub styles❤

If you'd like a little more information on 

Agejo style, please check out these links♪

❤AMI LOCKS❤

❤GYARU❤

❤MITSU❤

❤GYARU WIKI❤

❤STYLE GUIDE❤

❤AGEJO LOVE❤

And as always you can look on Youtube

for countless style, make up, and hair tutorials!

I hope you all enjoyed this brief look at Agejo❤

xx

Rin

Beth; Recent cute buys

Hey guys! So I’m Beth! My page has a small introduction but I thought I’d give you a larger one here, I’m 17 years old and animal crazy!

I studied animal care at college so I know a tonne about looking after loads of different animals, sadly my parents aren’t as keen as me, so at home I only have a dog two cats and a bunch of tropical fish （＞д＜）

I’ll tell you guys about a bunch of cute products I got recently okay?

No.1 is cat tights!

 (That’s me wearing them and next to me is my adorable cat angel)

These are so cute! They have cat tails on the back and they’re comfy and feel like they’re made of pretty strong material, cat lovers and cute lovers should all definitely own a pair.

No.2 is Japanese doll liquid eyeliner

(Hana got me some from japan for my birthday!)

This is super easy to apply and remove and if you have sensitive skin like me it doesn’t itch like some liquid liners do, which is super important if you don't want to keep rubbing your eyes and always end up looking like a panda.

And finally no.3 the cat money box!

  (I got this from my parents for Christmas)

This thing is the cutest okay?

When you put money on the button, the box lid opens and this cute little cat face and arm pops and paws the money into the box, the downside of it is that the noise can get a bit irritating after a while if you have a lot of change you want to put in it, however the cute noise and motions it makes definitely make you want to save up!

thank you for reading!

I'm sorry I've been so late to post but honestly I've been scared that my blogging/writing skills couldn't compare to hana and rin's so I've been putting it off..

but i've posted now!

bye bye <3

Beth~

Rin✿ Valentine's Day?

Hello, everyone!
I had something I wanted to write about today,

but since there wasn't any proper lighting for photos,

I decided to keep that for another time.

So, for today's post (which is quite late, I apologise),
I thought I'd talk about the closest holiday...

Valentine's Day!
Yes, I know it's early... But I absolutely
can not wait for it, I love it so much!

The cute decorations, the yummy chocolate...
I'm so excited!

We can all guess about how Valentine's day is
celebrated in western countries, but what about in
more foreign places? Specifically, Japan?

In Japan, much like in America, Valentine's Day
is a day for you to shower your sweet-heart with chocolates,
but... Probably not flowers! In Japan, Valentines Day is when

the women give chocolate to the men, and making home made chocolate is very popular, and it usually
means a lot more than buying some.

I'd really like to teach you about the types of chocolate

that are typically given in Japan!

First, you have "giri choco" (gee-ree cho-co), which means
"obligatory chocolate". This is usually not very decorative chocolate, in my experience, and is given to men who you have no love interest in, such as your boss, co-worker, and male friends.

The second is "honmei choco" (hown-may cho-co), which means
"true feeling chocolate". This is my really beautiful looking usually,

because this is given to the man that women like as more than a friend, such as a boyfriend or husband, and on special occasions, some people might even give them to a boy they have a crush on as a 告白 (confession)!

However, my favourite kind of chocolate on Valentine's Day
is called "tomo choco" (toe-moe cho-co) which is "Friendship Chocolate". This chocolate is given to men and women with which you are good friends with, and is usually cute! The last time I was in Japan, my friends and I all made this chocolate together when they got out of juku.

With all the chocolate to buy in Japan, especially ones that are
nicely arranged, it's safe to say that stores are usually crowded this time of year, and usually with very pretty decorations to make the chocolate look even more tempting ♡

So, that's about all I can give you on Valentine's Day in Japan!
Of course, it's much more exciting when you're participating than when you're just looking at photos (and also nerve wracking if you've got a crush!), but I hope that maybe you've learned a little bit, too! Oh, and one more thing...

You may be wondering, at this point,
"What do the guys give the girls in Japan on Valentine's day?"
And my answer to you, is nothing.

That's right, girls don't receive anything on Valentine's Day, and sure, that might seem unfair now... But, the truth is, girls get a whole day to their own, too, just like the men do!

Each year on March 14th is "White Day", which is just like Valentine's Day, only for us this time! The presents are pretty much the same, on guys tend to give their girl friends gifts such as lingerie and cute items along with chocolate; I've been told even a dinner date if they can get off work/school soon enough!

How fun is that? I personally love White day, heehee!

Until next time♪

xx

Rin