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Tweet When it comes to feeling like you’ve had a luxurious make up treat, there’s nothing quite like a bit of Chanel to perk up the day. When I saw their newest powder, Les Beiges, fronted by Gisele, I squealed a bit because I love base products and the new nifty compact is oh so chic. I also took this opportunity to try their new Perfection Lumiere Long Wear Flawless Make Up Foundation. Perfection Lumiere Long Wear Flawless Fluid Sunscreen {Read More}
Tweet I really can’t resist a nice lipstick…maybe it’s because if you find a great one, it’s an instant perker-uper, maybe that’s why I can always be tempted by a new colour or formula. When it comes to Asian brands, the general consensus is that they are glossy, sheer and with sometimes creamy. Even when a lipstick has a word in it’s title like ‘deep’ implying rich colour, the lipstick may still be very much a sheer! These {Read More}
Tweet You guys know that I am obsessed with pencil eyeliner, right? I recently discovered theTaiwan produced brand ‘Solone’ known for their best selling long lasting eyeliners – full review here. I liked the eyeliner enough to purchase more colours… So here are just some swatched and quick thoughts…
Tweet My memory of the Hard Candy brand is the multitude of nail polish colours they stocked a Boots which came with a free plastic ring. Even back then they cost nearly £10 each, and I remember talking to school friends and confirming who had a rich dad..’But she’s got 4 of those Hard Candy rings!’. Hard Candy is no more in the UK but it lives on in the US! When I saw this Megawatt Smile Lipstick being recommended {Read More}
Tweet EX1 Cosmetics is a range of make up created by Farah Naz, who is British Asian, and wanted to create a range of products suitable for ‘exotic’ skintones after being frustrated at what the high street had to offer. The brand uses the term ‘exotic’, and by that, they are meaning Asian (which in the UK tends to refer to Indian and Pakistani races), Middle/Far-Eastern or Mediterranean complexions. We are talking about quite a specific colour group, from golden {Read More}
Tweet My final instalment of the Aveda Art of Nature collection is all about the lips lips lips! Once again I’ve never really used Aveda lip colour products before. I have the Nourish Mint in Melochia Bloom Lipstick (914-Sheer), Nourish-Mint Lip Liner in Barberry Bloom Lip Pencil, Nourishing Mint Rehydrating Lip Glaze in Kukui – all of these formulas are Limited Edition. What I found interesting about these products is that they’re not necessarily complimentary, although you can use them {Read More}
Tweet The blusher or face colour released with the Art of Nature palette is this rather bold number, called Hibiscus. This Petal Essence Face Accent (there are other colours in the range) comprises of three shades to ‘highlight, flush or blush’. Hibiscus has a pearly light pink, a rose and a bright reddish coral. It’s gorgeous to look at, but part of you thinks…how can I wear this!? Well, read on…
Tweet I usually try and maintain some kind of system when it comes to reviews, almost a one in one out thing so that I can work through the piles of products in a democratic order. However, sometimes I get something that I like so much I have to push it to the front of the queue…no…this review simply cannot wait. Aveda’s Art of Nature collection for Spring 2013 is a mixture of pastels and brights, 14 products in {Read More}
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