The French Contrast Level Makeup Theory
For those who have never learned how to do every step of a full makeup routine, where to start in learning can be difficult to…
Read MoreFor those who have never learned how to do every step of a full makeup routine, where to start in learning can be difficult to…
Read MoreThey say walking a mile in someone’s shoes is the best way to understand them. When you stand in someone else’s soles you feel what they feel as they step through their day.
Read MoreIt’s been more than a month since Wordle took the world by storm, and still it remains on the Twitter trending page daily. Lately, people…
Read MoreWith so many of us majoring or minoring in a language — or just pursuing one for other reasons — I’m sure many can relate…
Read MoreAlthough it’s easy to throw on a sundress, skirt or jean shorts every day, if you’re looking for a way to take any outfit to the next level, the silk scarf trend will be perfect this summer season.
Read MoreWhen preparing to study abroad in France, practical steps like researching programs and scheduling classes should, ideally, come first. When armed with Instagram to check…
Read MoreIt has been two weeks since Spring Break and Valley is still reminiscing and reflecting what it’s like to be free to do and go where you want. This past break, two Penn Staters, Ryan and Joe, embarked on an international journey to visit their friend, Christian, studying abroad in Paris.
Read MoreOverall, the main principle that underlies “French girl” beauty is that makeup should be considered an accessory, not the main focus.
Read MoreIt’s time we all stepped out of our comfort and time zone and tread into unknown waters. French waters to be exact. This week we’re here to bring you the hottest French songs and artists that will make you seem so cultured and hip!
Read MoreIn this beautiful city, romance is soaring all throughout the outside air, the metro, the cafés and anywhere else you may find yourself.
Read MoreNothing says “Christmas” like a warm cup of hot cocoa in your hands.
Read MoreQuite literally, “Je ne sais quoi” is French for “I don’t know.” This is a phrase often attributed to those indescribable aspects of beauty: the little things that aren’t immediately visible to the naked eye. Pinpointing these traits requires more attention.
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