Minatokirins

Due to travel, trying (and failing) to get my driver's license, and preparations for a new university year, I've been regretfully slacking on my blog. I am creating a new schedule to fit all the things that I love and still do my school work in time, since last year I used to procrastinate every exam to my own detriment.  I'm trying to start writing again about the things I love. I already wrote about a doll I unboxed, and I will now be writing about perfume, which is also one of my passions, along with doll collecting. Perfume is artistry, just like creating and designing a doll is, or writing a song, or painting. It's first and foremost the artistry of putting scents together to create something unique, and then, it is the artistry of what this new scent creates with the chemistry of your skin. Everyone who is passionate about it can tell you about a perfume they loved in the bottle or on someone else, that smelled completely differently on themselves. Funnily enough,

I'm going to start by saying that in spite of being a doll enthusiast, I always found myself as an outsider in doll groups because I was never really interested in Rainbow High.  I said to myself, if I'm gonna buy Rainbow High, it has to be their Chinese New Year Lily Cheng doll: It's absolutely gorgeous and comes with a lot of traditionally Chinese accessories. It's still a doll I'm hunting to this day, but it has a ridiculous price tag so it might never actually end up on my shelf. Well a while ago I did receive a Rainbow High doll that was unfortunately left unboxed as I was busy with other matters, but I am going to change that today. So this doll is Margot la Perla from what I assume is their original collection. I know very little about this line because I don't really like them. The huge, round heads and "modern", hypebeast outfits do absolutely nothing for me.  I like this doll but all of those items and add-ons that she