Lipstick and perfume
I’ll get dressed and will feel put together and just plain sassy. Then I meet up with my mom, we kiss and she’s say: Ou pa senti bon! Ou pa mem met fa. Which is Haitian Creole for: No, perfume? No lipstick.? In my family, lipstick and perfume seem to be the book ends to a good outfit. I never leave home without them on, especially when I’m meeting up with my mom. Or sister. Or aunts. Or cousins. Even when I meet up with my brother, he’ll say. Ou pa senti bon. And of course, I can never chastise him since he always smells nice and manly.
and you also have those rad glasses!!
xo
sami
oh oh i love this collar!
I LOVE your lipstick and headscarf!
I have to agree, except lipgloss I use more
Love your style..
I really like this post! I love wearing lipstick and perfume is always a must:) Your mom is sweet
Hugs and kisses, darling
that lipstick! so pretty! i never leave the house without perfume either….
lol my mother is the same way. Its usually, no makeup or earrings? It can be slightly irritating but I know she means well. Some days I just feel like wearing my face bare. I also wanted to say thanks for stopping by my blog and I hope you have fun with makeup!!
Ha, ha, i can so relate to those sentiments! Love those shades and that lipstick colour!
I see the potential for some fabulous t-shirts with these catch phrases. I never leave the house without being properly armed with lipstick and perfume- c'est pas possible!