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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 Oh shoot me – I am excited about Christmas this year! Maybe it’s because there’s a baby – albeit he’s too young to realise it’s a special day – but I still want to make it a memorable one this year! So I’ve taken a new new interest in Innisfree nail polishes – this one no. 71 subtly called Merry Christmas I had to buy for Christmas! It’s a clear base with red, green and gold glitters – the {Read More}
Tweet Everyone hates trying to get glitter polish off right? As someone who hates taking nail polish off normally, the thought of getting glittery polish in it’s many many particles off is a complete nightmare. I have tried the foil technique (putting some nail polish remover on a pad then wrapping the nail in foil) and it kind of works but takes ages and dries my nails to buggery. So I spotted this on my eBay browses. Yes, I browse {Read More}
Tweet One of my current brand crushes is Innisfree, a eco-friendly Korean brand from..well, where do you think?! They have some really interesting products, a lot of food inspired items which reminds me of Skinfood. However the Innisfree products try to be as natural as possible. I spotted this Mineral Multi Colour Blush and had to buy it – how cute?! This comes in 4 shades and I bought pink and brown, but the seller couldn’t get hold of brown {Read More}
Tweet Innisfree is a Korean brand with a huge range of products all with a ‘natural’ edge. I haven’t tried that much from the range purely because other brands have proved more appealing so far. I love multi use products so bought these two tints in Garden Balsam (Coral) and Azalea (Hot Pink). There is also a shade called Camelia which is more of a reddish rose: These have a gel type texture, thicker than Benefit’s Benetint but more like {Read More}
Tweet Innisfree is a Korean Eco Beauty Brand with a number of cosmetic and skincare products. I’ve tried a few things and recently purchased these Eco Nail Polishes (I can’t find ingredient details anywhere!) because there were so many pretty shades to choose from (over 60!). Overall I’m not sure what I think of the Korean and Japanese nail polishes I’ve used so far. They can be on the gloopy side. I bought 4 shades of Innisfree Eco polish:
Tweet Innisfree is a Korean brand I have been paying a lot of attention to lately – they seem to focus on lots of yummy skincare and some cute make up too but without the jovial quality of Etude House or Skinfood. Innisfree Rose Marbling Blushers look gorgeous and come in three shades – I am missing the white one (it was out of stock). Instead I bought 01 Pink Rose, 02 Peach Rose: To be honest I’m not a {Read More}
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