Ooh I have to try the lip stain idea
Boards
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Crayons lipstick
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I've also used food colour to stain my lips in the past before. You need to use a lip pencil and paint it on very carefully. I will stay on about 6 - 8 hours and is matt. If you want it to be glossy add some lip balm or solid coconut oil with it. Be careful though as any mistakes are a real pain to clean off your skin.
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Hayley, depends on parts of Essex and Kent. Kent in particular can be quite expensive. Parts of Hertfordshire aren't bad. Considering I've lived on the outskirts of London all my life I can safely say that it will be expensive living in London in general but obviously like most cities, the closer to the centre of the city you live the more expensive it will be.
If you live on the outskirts of the city or just outside the boarders in places like Hertfordshire/Essex (to the North of London), Surrey/Kent (to the South of London) and parts of Berkshire/Buckinghamshire (to the West of London).
Thoroughly do your research though as I've found that Kent and Buckinghamshire and Surrey can be quite expensive.
Hayley in my area (Enfield) it's not known as a nicer area of London and would cost at least £800/ £1,000 pcm for the kind of property you're describing.
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I'd reccomend living in Essex or Kent where the prices are cheaper to live but the transport links are really good- I love in Romford which is 20 minutes train ride from central london. I have a 2 bedroom large flat with a garden and pay £900 a month- the same thing in a nice area of london would cost double this!
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I live and work in London, and the city itself is awesome. But It is very expensive to live here, groceries are overpriced, drinks and tobacco are really overpriced, and for a small 1 bedroom flat in the outer boroughs of london (anywhere in zone 4-5-6 on the london underground map) your looking at at least £900 a month.
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I would suggest living away from your state,to say Seattle to see if you can cope with the weather and living away from home.
I've changed continents and it's tough.The would be restrictions on working how long you could stay and health care.
London is a great city but it's changing demographic means it's not longer the place that it was in Love Actually.
The economy is tough and there are few jobs for young people.
Read lots,find contacts and plan ahead.
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When you move, it's not just the move itself that costs tons of money... always remember to have enough money for living expenses for as long as 6 months after the move.
Always be prepared to make major changes and adjustments to your lifestyle and habits because it's bound to become a necessary thing with a move that big.
