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Tweet Max Factor have finally launched a range of make up brushes and beauty accessories in Boots (lash curlers, tweezers etc.) The range is developed by Max Factor make up artist Caroline Barnes (I used to love her looks! She does Kylie’s make up). The brush range uses soft capra (a type of goat) hair and consists of: 1. Foundation Brush £10 2. Blusher Brush £11 3. Powder Brush £14 4. Eyeshadow Brush £6 5. Eye Definer Brush £6 6. {Read More}
Tweet Next up is Must Have from the Sue Moxley Famous Palette. Where Festival is ridiculously bright and buttery, the Must Have palette is collection of matte, everyday shades consisting of cream, browns and grey: This one is a ‘useful’ palette but for me, the texture wasn’t as nice as the Festival palette – it was a chalkier texture and with it being matte, just harder to work with. Swatches: *Sorry, very warm toned photo. Anyway I did a FOTD {Read More}
Tweet Does everyone want to be Famous? I wouldn’t want to be. Rich, yes. Famous, no. Sue Moxley’s make up range is called Famous and here are two of her quads: First up is Palette 1 is Festival, a very soft, pigmented, shimmery. The colours are totally crazy! A bright canary yellow, a bright tangerine, a bright grape and a metallic forest green. Is this an odd combo? Well it’s different that’s for sure, just totally bright and in yer {Read More}
Tweet Sue Moxley is a brand I haven’t tried before – I know it was sold at Superdrug but I’m not sure if it’s now on limited counters now. Sue’s brand is called Famous. I got a few products from the range to test out! The Shimmerbrick (hello, Bobbi Brown) in medium is a rich mixture of coppers and bronze. I do like Bobbi Brown’s shimmer bricks, although they are very…shimmery. Be careful where you place, it all I will {Read More}
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