Wednesday, January 30, 2019

The Great Purge and Project Pan Challenge Collaboration 2019: Either Use it or lose it! January Edition

I don't know about you, but I am in awe that the first month of the year is already just about over.While it may have been pretty quiet overall here on the blog, I've been at work testing out products and working on another beauty product purge. I had actually got rid of several things as I was packing up the house in California, but once I started unpacking at the new house, I kept having moments of "why did I keep this?" This thought process prompted me to join in with a few other beauty aficionados in the Pan Project for 2019. While the "official" thought behind a pan project is to finish up products, hence "hitting pan" on eyeshadow as an example, I wanted to use this project for go one step further. I have a lot of products, from makeup to skincare to nail polish galore, and the truth is, there are several that I kind of like, but I just don't love them. In spite of that, I have a slight hoarder tendency to hold onto these items thinking that the perfect opportunity to use them just had not come yet. It's a great idea; after all, who really wants to go out and buy something they just had but thoughtlessly threw away? It's all fine and dandy until you find yourself walking around piles of products on the floor in your beauty room or have boxes of test products on your guest bed because your drawers are filled with "not quite right products to be used later"....all for a later that never comes. Not this year, my dear readers!

For 2019, I have set out to rid myself of 150 products, either by using them up or letting them go, be it into the trash because the quality just isn't up to snuff or on to a friend that I think would actually enjoy them. I have a range of small sized samples and many already opened jars, tubes, and containers, so while the number may seem huge, I think it is actually feasible as long as I stay honest with myself. I am allowing myself to repurchase product favorites throughout the year provided they are going immediately into my use rotation, so you're likely to see a couple things reappear on the blog throughout the year as I give updates. I haven't really decided if I want to do an update every month or every other month, so if you have thoughts on it, feel free to chime in below. Now on to some products!

Use It: The Empties

This portion of the post should be obvious- I have used all these products to completion.

Unicorn Glow Hologram Mask | Soo'AE I picked up this mask completely on a whim one day months ago and promptly forgot I had it. It's not like I needed another mask as I have a rather substantial collection to work my way through; apparently all it took was the word "hologram" and it screamed at me. Even with the name, I was surprised to see the silver holographic covering on the outer side of the mask when I pulled it out of the foil pouch. The covering is firm and thin plastic, so it did make placing it on my face a little awkward. In an effort to reduce more plastic from my life, I had decided this year to not purchase any more masks, although I do have a lot already on and to go through.

Intense Care Snail Hyrdo-gel Mask | Tony Moly If I were forced to stick with using packaged masks, I would most likely stick with the hydrogel route. Yes, there is still some plastic to keep the mask from closing in on itself, but hydrogels conform for nicely to the skin and just make my face feel incredible. I also like the two piece nature of this one to get a mask that fits better than one cutout.

Bombee Rose Gold Honey Mask Pack | Papa Recipe Fewer things feel more luxe than using a product that also contains 24K gold. In the case of this mask, gold formed a honeycomb pattern on the mask and certainly looked beautiful! It left my skin feeling so soft, but again, since I am trying to not buy any more products like this any longer, I will not by buying a replacement for this product.

Sugar Cube Bath Fizzers | Raw Hoo boy, I'm not entirely sure how I managed to get this onto an empties portion and not in my toss it section. This container held 8 bath fizzies and they were mediocre at best. If I want a bath fizz, I expect a full on bath bomb fizzing experience. These, on the other hand, just kind of went sizzle sizzle done. Add to that, the fragrance just wasn't really there. I could smell them in the cubes when I put my nose close, but got very little overall while soaking in the tub. Thankfully these weren't very expensive given that all I got with these was coloured bath water with no extra moisturizing properties as expected based on the ingredients list. Needless to say, these will not be purchased again and should future containers somehow make it to my house, they will be given to the kids since they would enjoy the colour if nothing else.

Shampoo and Conditioner | Rahua (2 sets) I don't know where I got these samples, but I figured why not bust them open and try them out. While I wouldn't say there is anything really wrong with them, I wasn't a fan overall. Sure, my hair felt clean and soft, but there was a subtle smell that I found to be a little off putting. I will not be picking up full sized versions for my shower.

Skinny Brow | Full Brow I have been a fan of other Full Brow products I have used before, so it wasn't a surprise that I enjoyed this eye brow pencil. The fine point lets you fill in thin spots with lines that look like brow hairs and gives a great natural look. I have a couple other eyebrow products I want to use up right now, but I'll be picking up another one of these soon!

Almost Lipstick | Clinique (Black Honey) I think all Clinique users are familiar with this particular lip sheer! The colour is beautiful and looks great on just about everyone. As much as I love this colour and how it feels on my lips, I'm not sure that I can bring myself to buy a replacement. Clinique isn't a cruelty-free brand, and while that isn't a major focus on my blog, it is something I've had on my mind a lot lately. While I may not make the official switch to cruelty free on my blog, I'm trying to stick with cruelty free products when it comes to my wallet.

Nourishing Hand Cream | Embryolisse I have a lot of single use packets from Embryolisse, so this is just the start of things to show up here on my blog. Hand creams are one of those products that can go either way- they can be too greasy, too light, or just right. I really enjoyed this sample from Embryolisse although I did find it to be on the lighter side and not as moisturizing as I prefer for this drier time of year. It will be a good option for the summer months though!

Make-Off | LimeLight by Alcone (3) I haven't been using makeup remover cloths since I switched to the Makeup Melts from Vintage Cosmetics Company, but I had three of these sitting around waiting to be used. While the back claims they are loved by makeup artists, I wasn't particularly fond of them. While they removed a fair bit of my makeup, I would wipe my Makeup Melt over my face and pull off more product. I suppose they work ok in a pinch, but you may need to wash more product from your face.

Double Extend | L'Oreal I have a love/hate relationship with mascara, at least over the past year 18 months. I love the way mascara adds oomph to my eyelashes so I can skip the falsies (even if they aren't as dramatic as falsies), but I hate the smudging I've been getting with all mascaras I have used. The tubing nature of L'Oreal's Double Extend has been a blessing for my lashes and I haven't had any smudging since making the switch. The downside is L'Oreal isn't cruelty free in spite of their claims. While they may not themselves be testing on animals, they are paying others to do so in order to see in mainland China, and I'm not sure that I'm ok with that. I already have a backup tube in place for this one, but I think I'm going to be making a mascara switch this year.

Lose It: Purged Products

Getting rid of products that are empty is easy; getting rid of mostly full or barely used products takes some serious willpower. As I mentioned previously, I did actually get rid of a bit before my move, but I am trying to whittle my stash down even further to items that I really love. For most of my purging, I want to try out the products an extra time or two to affirm my decision, so it's not quite as quick a process as just pulling from drawers and tossing. I've already got a selection pulled aside to test for next month. Here is the first round to get the cut this year.

Bonjour Summer eyeshadow palette | Too Faced This was a limited edition palette released back in 2014, it is just time to let it go. While most of the shades apply nicely, a couple are chalky and not something I am fond of. While I do wear many of these shades in general, I wish there were other colour options to add to the mix. As a result, I'm now saying au revoir.

Stunning in Seattle | Stila I had a lot of fun with this palette, but with a large cream blush next to powder eyeshadows, it had become gross. I had still held on to this palette because I still like the shadows, but with other options on hand, it's just time to let it go.

Malibu | BH Cosmetics I had originally pick up and held on to this palette because it was affordable and had several bright shades that were seriously lacking from my eyeshadow collection. Since then, I've added in more brights with better pigmentation, so there really is no need or me to keep this one in my stash.

Chestnut Eyes | Profusion Cosmetics I've become a fan of Profusion Cosmetics, from the colours available and the overall quality to a great price point. I had picked this up and expected to love it, but sadly it was just not the case for me. Don't get me wrong, the quality overall is pretty nice (although the white sparkled shade is patchy and far too sheer), I just don't feel good when I wear this palette. No matter how I would combine the colours, I just wasn't loving the final result. As much as a part of me wants to hold on to this and keep trying, I'm really pushing myself to follow my instinct and let go. I do have a friend that I think would enjoy this a lot so hopefully it can get the love it deserves elsewhere.

Pore-Minimizing Bronzer | Julep Julep may have started out with nail polish, but they certainly have branched out! I have used a few of them and liked them, but this bronzer is just not right for me. While I expect warmth from a bronzer, the medium tan pulls into a very unflattering pink bronze on me.

Highlight Makeup Case | Profusion Cosmetics This is another Profusion product I had hoped I would love, but it's just not right for me. The five highlighter shades are pretty, but none of them are quite right for me. I opted to try using these on my eyes to add some shine against some of my matte shadows, but I just wasn't feeling any of my looks that way either. I have someone in mind to pass this onto that I think will get far more enjoyment of this highlighter palette.

Lip Hints Conditioning Lip Balm | MyChelle (Berry) I have used a few MyChelle products and liked them, so I'm a little sad to have this lip balm on my purge list. The colouring is very subtle for a my lips but better look, and I didn't even mind that it is in a pot requiring either a lip brush or having to dip my finger in it. Instead, it was the lumpiness that really bothered me. I suspect that my jar had undergone temperature variations resulting in melting and reforming, and my balm has harder chunks of product that had to be pressed and melted back in with the rest. I tried to get past it, but when I want to get something on my lips in a second or two, this added step started to irritate me.

Behind The Scenes Eye Primer | LORAC As a hooded, oily lidded person, eye primers have the potential to either be my best friend or just a waste of effort. There are very few primers that can stand up to my fabulous lids (please note sarcasm), and sadly this one by LORAC couldn't get the job done for me. I had used it with a variety of different shadows and my eyes where a mess after just a couple of hours.

The Queen Creamy Lipstick | KISS New York Professional (Sunday Funday) KISS is a brand that fell on my radar a couple years ago with their colour selection and affordable products. I found this particular line to be overall pretty comfortable, perhaps a touch on the drier side, but it is the colour that made me decide this needed to go. Sunday Funday may be a fun name, but the colour is not very flattering on me. I had purchased this online and was expecting it to be a little warmer, and this does make me weary of buying more products from the brand in the future unless I can see it in a future show.

Liquid Lipstick | Real Her (I Am Perfect) The shade name may be I Am Perfect, but I just did not care for the colour on me. Nudes unfortunately are often not friends of mine, so it does make me appreciate the few that I do enjoy! I'm also not super gung-ho when it comes to liquid lipsticks and would rather a creamy stick lately, but I doubt this will keep me from future colours if something grabs my attention.

Lip Balm | Soak It! (Cinnamon Hearts) I found this balm in an old handbag while I was unpacking, and I remember it had a slight tingling sensation. I'm letting it go since I've had it for who knows how long and it had an off smell. It's been awhile since I've seen anything from the indie brand and not even sure they still are in business.

Reflecting Gloss | Juice Beauty (Fig) This is another lip product that I found in my bag, and I have no idea how long it had been sitting there. It also smelled a little off to me to I have to let it go. Even though I recall liking this gloss, I have so many others on hand right now and don't plan to pick up a replacement.

Lip Plumping Lip Gloss | Real Her (I Am Awesome) This lip gloss by Real Her is another product that the colour isn't quite right for me. It's pretty and comfortable on the lips, but it pulls a little too purple for my liking on me. I may end up picking up more lip gloss shades by Real Her in the future, but shopping for more gloss is not currently on my to-do list.

Mess No More! | Mini Mani Moo I have had this tube for quite some time, and it is now dried solid and unusable.

Empties: 13
Purged: 14
Total: 27

Be sure to check out the rest of the beauty blogger and vlogger group participating in this collaboration! Here is the complete list:

Beauty Info Zone
Confessions of a Makeup Addict
CosmetopiaDigest
Glamorable
Honeygirl's World
Never Say Die Beauty
Polarbelle
Portrait of Mai
Southeast by Midwest

Have you tried any of these products? What are your current favorites? Have you set any product empty goals this year? I'd love to hear from you!

Until next time, dear readers, have a wonderful day!
XO!


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Monday, January 28, 2019

The Chronic and Brownie pairing: KBShimmer and Colors by Llarowe for February 2019 Polish Pickup

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It is the now the final week in January and that means another Polish Pickup shop opening is right around the corner! In fact, the shop will be opening this Friday with offerings inspired by many of our favorite indie brands. The inspiration for the month is "Famous Duos". As a result, many brands partnered up to create their polishes inspired by their own preferred pairs. For today's blog post, I have the pairing created by KBShimmer and Colors by Llarowe.

Some famous duos are iconic and need no explanation: peanut butter and jelly, Sonny and Cher, Bonnie and Clyde, and yet there are some pairs that blow our minds. This can be said for the pairing that inspired these indie brands: Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg. While their friendship may seem outlandish and strange, there is certainly a special, albeit unlikely bond, between these two celebrities, and I for one am delighted to see this unusual friendship gain some attention in the Polish Pickup. I have both shades from the pairing to share with you, and I have them presented here in the order that makes the most sense- by name. Let's check them out!

How About A Brownie Dogg?
Colors by Llarowe

Leah Ann from Colors by Llarowe pulled her half from Martha Stewart.


How About A Brownie Dogg? is a rich chocolate-brown linear holographic polish containing both the original "unicorn Pee" and Aurora colour-shifting pigments of red to green to gold.


Richly pigmented, I was blown away by having full coverage of my nails with just a single coat of this polish. I couldn't detect any visible nail line even with my bright light setup so I just ran with the one coat and topped my nails off with top coat for these photos.


I have no issues to report with this polish. While the consistency is thicker than mainstream polishes, it was certainly not too thick for my liking and applied like a dream.


The only thing that could possibly make this polish better is if it were brownie scented like its other half, but then that might start up one heck of a nail biting trend in the polish community.

Retail: $11
No cap

Fo Shizzle
KBShimmer

Christy of KBShimmer took on the Snoop Dogg half of the famous duo with Fo Shizzle.


Fo Shizzle starts off with a rich bud green holographic base shade and contains green unicorn flakes. To really complete the pot inspiration, Fo Shizzle gives off an earthy cannabis scent mixed with patchouli and cloves when it is dry.


Because I have a very sensitive nose, I'm very hit or miss when it comes to scented polish. While Fo Shizzle does give off a fragrance, I didn't find it to be overwhelming or overpowering.


I have no issues to report with the formula of this beauty. I had no trouble with some of the antics occasionally seen with flake polishes, and at most you might have to either push a flake fully onto your nail should it overhand from the free edge. The polish has a nice pigmentation, and I used two coats for opacity along with one coat of top coat for these photos.


Whether you share in Snoop's love of the chronic or just want to get some green on your nails as a break away from all the snow, this is sure to be a hit.

Retail: $10
No cap

The February Polish Pickup opening is this Friday, February 1st through Monday, February 4th. These polishes can only be purchased exclusively from Polish Pickup and only during the four day window. All orders placed are as a preorder; please allow three weeks for shipping. While this upcoming Polish Pickup was inspired by pairings, the polishes can be purchased separately. That said, I don't know how you wouldn't want to have both of these in your collection!

Until next time, dear readers, have a wonderful day!
XO!


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Thursday, January 24, 2019

Purvari Rose Petal Mist: The one mist you need to do it all to reduce clutter and find joy in your life

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Do you have limited space on your bathroom shelves? How would you feel if I said there was a product that could do the job of several others so you could get rid of the clutter? With the new Netflix show "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo" filling up my social media feed as friends have been finding the joy in their lives, I couldn't think of a better time to share this post.


One of the brands I recently discovered was Purvari. Pronounced pure-vah-ree, it should come as no surprise that the company focuses on a product that is as fresh and pure as a rose, without any harsh chemicals. Now rose water isn't exactly a new item on the market, and while there are several to choose from, Purvari has set out to offer something a little different that makes their Rose Petal Mist even more special. While most rose waters on the market contain water mixed with rose oil, Purvari steam distills rose petals for an ultra potent product. Not only that, the roses themselves are collected from organic rose farms in Rajasthan, India and have not been treated with pesticides or fertilizers to protect the integrity of the  Rose Petal Mist. The final product is truly the purest form of a rose one could hope to accomplish, and with petals from approximately 100 roses in each 4 fl oz bottle.


The steam distillation process is far more time consuming than the methods employed by other brands, but the outcome is a potent product. Distilled only once, the rose petals release vitamin C, geraniol and quercetin, antioxidants that have been shown to have mild anti-inflammatory, soothing and brightening properties on the skin. Because there are no added ingredients, the Rose Petal Mist has a natural rose fragrance, rather than a fake scent often found in other products. It's no secret that I'm not crazy about the smell of roses in my skin care products, but when the product uses the actual rose rather than an unpleasant fake fragrance, the final result is actually quite lovely.


There are several uses for the Purvari Rose Petal Mist. After washing your face, you can spray it on to balance and hydrate your skin. You can also spray it over your lotion to help lock in moisture. It can also be used as a spray over your makeup throughout the day to give your skin a boost of moisture and to invigorate your skin. It can be spritzed in your hair between washings to help freshen up and can even be used as a natural and non-toxic deodorant.

The Rose Petal Mist by Purvari is a wonderful skincare product to have on hand. It certainly isn't your grandma's rose water! It is a great item to purchase yourself or an alternate option for flowers: Valentine's Day is just around the corner after all!

Retail: $68.00 for 4 fl oz.
$18.00 for 1 fl oz.

Until next time, dear readers, have a wonderful day!
XO!



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Monday, January 21, 2019

KBShimmer Beignet Done That for the Road to Polish Con

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Greetings, dear readers! It feels like it has been forever since I've sat down and written for my blog, but it's only been two weeks! I hope you can pardon my sudden absence. After keeping the blog running at my normal pace with packing up for a move, the move itself, and starting to settle in at my new house, it just became way too much for me. As much as I had tried to avoid taking any time off, I was in desperate need of a breather. I took advantage of my time by starting to get my office set up and box after box of polish unpacked. My office is quite a disaster at the moment, but I can still work around it and can see the light at the end of the tunnel finally. Now let's jump in on this evening's blog post!

My new office was set up last week, in time for the latest KBShimmer nail polish shade to land at my house. This spring, The Polish Convention will be held in New Orleans, and Christy has created an inspired shade for the Road to Polish Con shopping event. Let's get a closer look at Beignet Done That.


Beignet Done That was inspired by the traditional green, purple and gold of Mardi Gras. This multichrome polish shifts between hues of green and purple all while golden flakes and holographic micro flakes strut their stuff among the changing background.


There is no doubt that this polish deserves a spot on Bourbon Street, decorating one's nails while they hold a Hurricane or one of a plethora of daiquiri flavors while chatting with friends, both old and new.


While this polish is loaded to the gills with flakes, I am happy to report that application was a breeze. The formula was a great consistency, not too thick or thin for my liking, and the flakes glide off the brush without any clumping or dragging of the base polish.


The pigmentation of this beauty is nice, and I only needed two coats for full opacity on the nails. The flakes do leave a semi textures appearance, but a good layer of top coat smoothed my nails out nicely for me.


Beignet Done That is exclusive to the Road to Polish Con and can be purchased on the website here. Each bottle retails for $10; there is no cap or limit on the number of bottles made available. Please note that this has been listed with the first group of Road of Polish Con polishes (Group A), and it will only be available for purchase until February 3rd.

After having to miss out on the past couple of Polish Cons, I am thrilled to share that I will be attending this spring! KBShimmer found such a great way to capture the location, and if you're a fan of multichromes and flakes, you're going to want to add this to your polish collection!


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Friday, January 4, 2019

(scrub) off with the old with PÅ«rlisse Coconut Oil + Coffee Sugar Body Scrub

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Bath and shower time is generally my quiet time, barring the rare occasion when my three year old opts to crash my shower. There is just something about the sound of the water coming out of the shower head and the warm water on my skin that gets me in a zen and relaxed state. On a daily basis, my showers are generally pretty quick as I opted to hit the snooze button to get a blissful nine more minutes of sleep, but on the days I don't hit snooze or, even better, the days I get to sleep in without an alarm, I like to use a scrub to slough off dead skin and give my body an ultra luxurious treatment. I had the opportunity to try out the PÅ«rlisse Coconut Oil + Coffee Sugar Body Scrub and wanted to share my thoughts about this scrub with you today. Let's jump in!


The Coconut Oil + Coffee Sugar Body Scrub packs quite a punch as a luxurious body treatment that exfoliates, polishes, and hydrates the skin. The coconut oil works to soften the skin while sugar cane gently exfoliates away the dead skin cells, leaving behind ultra smooth and glowing skin. Like the sugar cane, the coffee grounds also aid to exfoliate the skin with the added bonus of caffeine that reinvigorates the skin and improves circulation.


When I first received this product to review, I was ambivalent about trying it. While I am a fan of coffee and sugar scrub in general, coconut oil is usually a no-go for me when it comes to body products. While I love all things coconut, coconut oil unfortunately has a drying effect on my skin, not the hydrating results planned by PÅ«rlisse. That being said, I set aside my concerns, squeezed a portion onto my fingers, and went to town massaging this scrub onto my skin.

Spoiler Alert: THIS SCRUB IS THE BEES KNEES!

While coconut oil isn't ideal for my skin, the PÅ«rlisse Coconut Oil + Coffee Sugar Body Scrub contains so much more than these key ingredients in it's name. It also contains cupuaçu seed and shea butter for an indulgent moisturizing treatment to the skin. There is also mongongo seed and moringa oils to nourish the skin and prevent aging. While not particularly helpful for moisturizing the skin, I would also like to note that this scrub contains fruit extracts to promote skin elasticity, clarity, and suppleness.


To use, simply massage onto damp skin in a circular motion and rinse off with warm water. This is coarse enough that you are aware that you are exfoliating the skin, but I found it to still be quite comfortable on my skin during use. I also really like that the sugar and coffee grounds rinsed off easily. After recently trying another scrub that required a full washing afterwards to remove product, it made me appreciate this one even more! I prefer to use this scrub after washing my body. Once I have rinsed off the scrub, I hop out of the shower and gently pat my skin dry with a towel. By using this method, the residual butters and oils can get better absorbed into my skin for an incredible moisturizing treatment.

The Coconut Oil + Coffee Sugar Body Scrub PÅ«rlisse website here. The full sized version is 6 oz and retails for $36, and the deluxe 3 oz version retails for $20.

Have you tried the Coconut Oil + Coffee Sugar Body Scrub from PÅ«rlisse? Are there any other must-have products from the brand I should try? I'd love to hear from you!

Until next time, dear readers, have a wonderful day!
XO!



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Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Enjoy the start of a new year with The Vintage Cosmetic Company: product review plus a giveaway!

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In spite of a year having past and many changes in my daily life, it doesn't quite feel another year has come and gone. How are we back to January all over again? Some days feel like they take forever, but the year sure did fly by! Now on to today's blog post!


Earlier this week, I reviewed some products by The Vintage Cosmetic Company. Today, I have two more to share with you. I also have a giveaway of your own set at the end of this post so be sure to keep following along until the end to enter!

Smokey Eye Brush Set

A year ago, I had a handful of makeup brushes that I used and loved. Since then, I have become obsessed with brushes and am always trying out new-to-me ones. The Vintage Cosmetic Company provided me with this eye brush trio to try out, and is it a great little set! I've been using this set a lot, and I especially love it for my natural day-to-day look!

Step 1... for the money

The first brush is a standard shadow brush. Densely packed, the soft bristles pick up plenty of shadow and places perfectly on my eyelids. This brush is roughly the size of my lids so application goes quickly, depending on how intense of a look I want and what shadows I am using.

Step 2... for the shadow

Step 2 is an angled shadow brush, and until using this set, it has actually been years since I've used this type of brush. After picking up eyeshadow, it fits into my crease beautifully to lay down colour.

Step 3... go girl go!

The final brush in this trio is a smudger brush, and my personal favorite kind of brush for when it comes to adding colour under the eye. While I do on occasion break out an eyeliner, I much prefer to use a smudge brush along my lash line. I just love that this brush is part of this set!


This has been my go-to look lately! I've been enjoying keeping my eyes more natural and adding a pop of colour to my lips. This eye brush set has been the perfect trio for a simple and quick eye look!

Dotty Makeup Headband

How cute is this headband! You can never go wrong with polka dots, and I love the combination of the darker pink with the white!


Whether you need to keep your hair out of the way for makeup application or to wash your face at the end of the day, this headband is the perfect solution. The elastic of the band is sufficiently stretchy so it conforms to my head easily without feeling too loose or too tight. I also like that the band is wider so it serves to really keep hair out of the way.


Until now, I have been using the same pirate headband for longer than I care to admit, but this stretchy headband has me converted. It is so stretchy and comfortable, and there is no denying it is a cute touch! I'm loving having this as a new part to my beauty routine!

Now on to my giveaway!

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Until next time, dear readers, have a wonderful night!
XO!


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