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Tweet Esprique Precious, a fabulous Japanese make up brand was renamed Esprique a while back and I didn’t really buy anything from the range until now. I was suckered in by the elegant look of this collection and purchased one eyeshadow palette, in A4 and two of the melty cheek blush sticks – these are uncommon in Japanese make up ranges. I got two melty fix cheek blushers in BE300 which is a beige I thought I could use as {Read More}
Tweet The Face Shop is a Korean make up and skincare brand who makes quite a variety of products! Their products place the emphasis the ‘eco beauty’. I bought three of their blushers from the Lovely Me range to try: I was suckered in by the packaging – so cute! This shape blusher always reminds me of Shu Uemura! The strange thing is I always forget to apply blusher – I always do my base and I can apply lip {Read More}
Tweet I like a bit of technology with my beauty so I was pretty interested to try out some products from the Per-fekt beauty range! Per-fekt beauty is a innovative beauty range that has added benefits, like being free of wax, talc and mineral oil (where applicable!). I tried out two of their bestsellers, Skin Perfection Gel & Cheek Perfection Gel. The skin perfecter is an unusual skin enhancing product that is an alternative to foundation, primer and colour corrector. {Read More}
Tweet I have no idea what So Kawaii Cheek means, but I can imagine Pikachu saying it, so it’s staying. I am a fan of Canmake, a Japanese make up brand which is very much on the lower end of the scale – it’s affordable, cute and interesting although not everything from the range is perfect. I already own some of the Canmake Cream Cheek Blushers, they’re lovely, easy to blend and easy to use. I purchase 2 of the {Read More}
Tweet Visee is a Japanese beauty brand which isn’t qute high end (like Lunasol or MAQUillage) but not as cheap, I think as Majolica Majorca and KATE. I haven’t had much luck with Visee, there’s nothing from their range that I love, but this cute Mineral Cheeks Baby Finish Blush looked too cute not to buy (there’s a lot of “mineral’ stuff out at the moment in Japan!). Pretty! I choose PK-4: I actually chose PK-4 because pretty much all {Read More}
Tweet You may have seen these already, but if not…how adorable are these?! Launching in the UK on 25th June is Cha Cha Tint, a mango coloured lip and cheek tint to join her big sisters, Benetint and Posietint. Excited? I am. I’ve been dying for a good peach-orange type tint. This will cost £24.50. Also launching (male nudity coming up)…
Tweet Blusher rarely lasts more than 3 hours on me, so I’ve recently started layering (if I have time!) my blush! I use a cream or gel underneath followed by a powder on top. Origins Pinch Your Cheeks is a old school beauty product! I remember owning this many moons ago when I was at high school – perhaps I had convinced my mum to buy it for me! This now comes in 2 shades, Coralberry (warm toned pink) and {Read More}
Tweet Although I am always fawning over the cuteness of Jill Stuart (I guess it’s more princess than cute?) I haven’t had 100% success with the products and their stuff is £££. I own one of the Mix Blushers already but I’m not too keen – not enough pigmentation in my opinion. I decided to buy one of the newer colours to try out to see if it had improved: Jill Stuart Mix Blush is like a battenburg cake. It’s {Read More}
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