I do love me a nice blue on the eyes. I will however admit that before today, I kept blue limited to an eyeliner or a blue toned kajal/kohl on the lower lash line. Last year I picked up a blue mascara to dive further into the color. 

But never did I think that I would do a full blown BLUE EYESHADOW LOOK!

But, I have been playing with colors lately! And I am loving it! 

Don't believe it? Check out my : 

Green Eyeshadow look - Done here

Yellow Eyeshadow look - Done here

Also, since it looks like the rains aren't coming this side any time soon (while most of the country has started enjoying their rainy days)...I thought I might as well enjoy some shades of blue, very apt for the monsoon:D

Here's to ordinary men turned by love into Heros, Adventurers & Story-tellers. They aren't anchors to hold us back, nor a sail to take us there...but a guiding light whose love shows us the way....always!

* Chemical exfoliants work by loosening the dead skin cells sitting on top of your skin, gently and evenly. By doing this your skin can shed them easily, revealing healthy plump skin cells that lay hidden beneath! 

Let's discuss a little on the topic of AHAs and BHAs. Abbreviations for alpha hydroxy acids and beta hydroxy acids, it's a term you will frequently find in the ingredient list of any chemical exfoliant. 

*AHAs go by the name 'fruit acids' as they are found in a variety of citrus fruits and are water soluble. 
BHAs are lipid (oil) soluble and so can expect them to penetrate better and get rid of excess sebum. 

* If you are a beginner and new to acids, then it is very important to start with the lowest most gentle formula.