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Cosmetic-Candy
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 Quite a lot of ladies, if not all, will notice that their armpits, after many years of shaving, look darker than it used to be – some women have very dark pits and this can make wearing sleeveless clothes a little uncomfortable. Whilst I don’t have dark pits I do get ingrown hair and sometimes, they can grow into painful small lumps – not nice. For that reason I bought this Bison Wakilala (what else could it possibly be {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 To be fair to Jill Stuart, they sure know how to package make up. This purchase is part of their Dreamy Garden Collection – 102 Amazonite Dazzle to be exact. But have a look at the packaging…so lovely: Also part of the Dreamy Garden Collection are these lipglosses! I nearly missed this item in my massive haul because the seller had stuck it into a box of hair dye! Post is taking such a long time from Asia all {Read More}
Tweet Lunasol is one of my favourite Japanese high end make up brands – it’s so lush – but also unfortunately, expensive to buy. I found this lipstick on eBay (good for the odd Lunsol bargain) – at £13 it was a bit of a bargain as their lipstick can cost in the region of £20+ depending on who you buy it from. The packaging: The shade is called Bright Red 05. It is indeed, in the barrel, a loud {Read More}
Tweet I bought two versions of the Hada Labo (who make amazing cheap-ish skincare) BB Moist, purely because I wanted to see what the Japanese interpretation of BB cream was and also because I love their skincare range. On top of this they had a ‘Dark Beige’ shade which a few people told me ran quite dark (nearly all BB Creams I use are too light). I bought the emulsion and cream versions…I do it for you, readers: Hada-Labo’s BB {Read More}
Tweet From Jill Stuart’s Dreamy Garden collection comes this limited edition Petite Jelly Lip Gloss Trio which is…erm, limited edition. These are smaller sized at 9g but as far as I am concerned enough – god knows I have trouble finishing any type of cosmetic: The shades are: 101 Pretty Tutu 102 Cherry Whip 103 Sweet Perfume The packaging, though smaller is perfectly formed with a pretty silver lid and a pink gem on one. There’s a cute butterfly pattern {Read More}
Tweet I bought this Yuzu (grapefruit) hand cream from eBay because it is supposed to be self heating cream! Oh yeah! Perfect for those cold mornings and cold…areas. It’s only a small tube: This comes from a brand called Welco, apparently, but I couldn’t find much on it online! I imagine it’s one of those cheap and cheerful brands (I paid £5 for this) – the packaging is ok:
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