Products I'm Currently Loving
NARS Copacabana Illuminator, Revlon Rendezvous Just Bitten Kissable Lip Stain, MAC Definitely Defined Extra Dimension Skin Finish, Sleek Peach Perfection Pout Polish, MAC Pink Buttercream Pearlmatte Face Powder
I didn't give you guys an April favourites this month as I hit a serious blogging block and I couldn't for the life of my decide which products took my fancy throughout the month. But fast forward a few weeks, a few purchases and a couple of old treasures I now have a lovely bunch of products to show off!
For a fresh spring base I have been using my NARS Copacabana Illuminator pretty much every day since I bought it in America since I bought it to break up my foundation and give my skin a nice light glow with less coverage than a full foundation. It's a pretty pearlescent pink that when used alone can look a bit too shimmery but mixed with other products is a lovely touch to spring-up your makeup. An oldie but a goodie my Sleek Pout Polish in Peach Perfection is the only nude balm I have been wearing on my lips when I haven't been wearing a slick of red. It makes the lips look fuller and since it tastes like vanilla it can't do any wrong in my eyes!
Revlon Just Bitten Kissable Lip Stain in Rendezvous is the nicest "stain" I have come across so far in my beauty roaming, I have a review on this *here* so I won't go on too much but it's a stain that never turns tacky or dry and has great lasting power!
My love for highlighters will never ever go away no matter what beauty trends come and go over the years, and these two MAC products top the scales when it comes to presentation and effectiveness! Recently I have been disappointed by some gimmicky MAC releases but I have been pleasantly surprised by the Extra Dimension Skin Finish in Definitely Defined and the Pink Buttercream Pearlmatte Face Powder. Definitely Defined is one of the new generation gel like powders that blend seamlessly and have a slight metallic sheen to the skin with a pinky hue, while Pink Buttercream is a gorgeous silvery pink highlight (think more silver and less pink than Veronica's Blush).
What have you been loving recently?
I didn't give you guys an April favourites this month as I hit a serious blogging block and I couldn't for the life of my decide which products took my fancy throughout the month. But fast forward a few weeks, a few purchases and a couple of old treasures I now have a lovely bunch of products to show off!
For a fresh spring base I have been using my NARS Copacabana Illuminator pretty much every day since I bought it in America since I bought it to break up my foundation and give my skin a nice light glow with less coverage than a full foundation. It's a pretty pearlescent pink that when used alone can look a bit too shimmery but mixed with other products is a lovely touch to spring-up your makeup. An oldie but a goodie my Sleek Pout Polish in Peach Perfection is the only nude balm I have been wearing on my lips when I haven't been wearing a slick of red. It makes the lips look fuller and since it tastes like vanilla it can't do any wrong in my eyes!
Revlon Just Bitten Kissable Lip Stain in Rendezvous is the nicest "stain" I have come across so far in my beauty roaming, I have a review on this *here* so I won't go on too much but it's a stain that never turns tacky or dry and has great lasting power!
My love for highlighters will never ever go away no matter what beauty trends come and go over the years, and these two MAC products top the scales when it comes to presentation and effectiveness! Recently I have been disappointed by some gimmicky MAC releases but I have been pleasantly surprised by the Extra Dimension Skin Finish in Definitely Defined and the Pink Buttercream Pearlmatte Face Powder. Definitely Defined is one of the new generation gel like powders that blend seamlessly and have a slight metallic sheen to the skin with a pinky hue, while Pink Buttercream is a gorgeous silvery pink highlight (think more silver and less pink than Veronica's Blush).
What have you been loving recently?
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