OOTD: Flower Power part 2

First of all, yes, my last OOTD was all black too.

 Just a coincidence. 

I also have another post titled "flower power" 

cause I lack creativity when making titles. 

how about "float like a flower petal" or "flowery fun" 

or "I'm wearing black even though it's 80 degrees outside"

Oh and also I was sweaty when I took this picture cause it's mighty hot out here.

 So glamorous, I know

Oh and I've worn these things on this blog before 

cause that's how clothes work

My shoes are also cut off but I liked this picture best out of all my awkward poses.

 Don't worry, they're super basic. like me. ya

Top: CottonON
Necklace: Charlotte Russe
Dress: Windsor
Shoes: Candies Brand at Kohls
Stylish hair tie: Charming charlie

OOTD: Just a hint of sparkle

Bling on my glasses, bling on my neck and bling on my feet.

 wow i sound so lame, sorry

Top: TJMaxx
Jeans: JcPenny
Shoes: Payless
Glasses: JcPenny

Battle of the Blotting Sheets

As an oily skin girl, blotting sheets save my life. I've tried a couple brands and decided to review them. I've ranked them from my favorites to worst.

Boscia Pink Peppermint Blotting Linens (100)

Pros

• Leaves a cool feeling on your face
• Smells great
• 1 sheet is enough for my entire face
• Accessible packaging
• Won't ruin your makeup

Cons

• $10 at Sephora

Clean & Clear Oil Absorbing Sheets (50)

Pros

• Doesn't ruin your makeup
• 1 sheet usually does it
• about $5 at the drugstore and Ulta

Cons

• The sticker inside that pulls the sheets out

 loses its sticky-ness

after 10-15 sheets. So it's difficult to take 
a sheet out after

Palladio Oil Absorbing Rice Paper Tissues (40)

Pros

• about $4 at Ulta
• Easy packaging
• absorbs oil well

Cons

• Leaves powdery finish on your face
• Powder on the tissue goes everywhere
• my face looks dry after using these

Zon Cosmedix Oil Control Blotting Tissues(65)

Pros

• about $6 at Ulta
• doesn't ruin makeup
• good packaging

Cons

• sheets are super thin and small
• I have to use 2-3 for my entire face

Elf Shine Eraser Blotting sheets( 50 sheets in each)
Photo credit

Pros

• $3 at Target

Cons

• doesn't pick up any oil
• sheets are too thin and small
• to be honest, don't expect much from these

My search for the perfect blotting sheets is never ending. If there are any other brands I should try, leave a comment down below!