Tried the Green Tea Sephora sleeping mask. It is advertised as mattifying and anti-blemish – and it actually is! It’s a light, clear gel, and I found that it helped with my oily areas, calming down the redness.

As you can see, I wrap it up in seran wrap because I can’t finish using the full thing all in one go. I usually get about 3 or 4 uses, so the tiny little capsule actually has quite a lot of volume.
I would take this travelling, maybe when I hit up SFO in February?

Tonight in the car, driving home from M’s birthday dinner at Yagger’s [crappy service, and worse food, but pretty potent alcohol and they have a back room that accepts reservations for large groups - we ordered a 4 appies (wings, poutine, chicken tenders, calamari) and I bought a round of shots = $50 that I could've used for makeup.]

Me: So… Where is Mike now?
R: Probably high somewhere.
Me: HAHAHAHA

Today went well other than that I made a few mistakes at work, and it’s annoying me… Tomorrow is another day.

And tonight is a good night to try out a beauty product – the Sephora Lotus Sleeping Mask:


This is what it looks like:


Very moisturizing and soothing, which is what it’s advertised to do. I am going to try the rest of their Sleeping Mask line, but I would go back to this one again. $5.00CAD each. Portable for travel, which I hope will happen more often.

End of Day 2.5:
H has been sending me photos of his trip. I’m so glad the Internet exists.