I’ve had the idea for this tutorial in my head for ages and have finally been able to film it. This is the perfect makeup look for spring and summer because of its bright colours, but also great to wear on a cold and dreary day to add some cheer!
Rainbows are fascinating things and never fails to extract an excited gasp from me whenever I see it sweeping across the sky. There is something about it that is just so magical and beautiful (no wonder the Double Rainbow Dude freaked out – it’s just so intense!!)
I wanted to capture the enchanting colours of the rainbow on my eyes and I wanted to keep the whole look soft and cute – hence the name ‘Candy Rainbow’. I used pink eyeshadow instead of red as red is a bit too harsh. I then simply followed the order of the rainbow and applied a matching eyeshadow shade to a different section of my eye, making sure I blended each colour into the next.
For the rest of my face, I used a Barbie pink blush on my cheeks (applying sparingly) and a mineral illuminiser to highlight my cheeks and the bridge of my nose.
For my lips, I mixed together two of my OCC Lip Tars – Interlace (subtle peach neutral) and Trollop (pink cranberry coral) This resulted in a gorgeous soft pink lipcolour, which I applied with a lipbrush.
Watch out for my review on Lip Tars sometime soon cos I’m totally obsessed with them!
And finishing off the post with some photos of my colourful rainbow nails! It’s a fun, quirky way to add some pops of colour.
A simple white shirt like the one I’m wearing complements the makeup nicely. With this look, make sure you keep the colours in your outfit to a minimum so that it doesn’t take the focus away from your rainbow eyes.
What did you think of this Candy Rainbow makeup look? Where would you wear this look to? When was the last time you saw a rainbow? Let me know below!
I seem to say this at the start of all my recent posts but…sorry for the lack of updates! Guess my previous promise of getting organised didn’t work (sigh!) but I really did have a crazy couple of weeks. I was interstate (Gold Coast and Sydney) two weekends in a row so it was difficult to find time to film or blog 😦
Now getting right into talking about the makeup look! I actually wore this makeup to a birthday party last year and have been meaning to turn it into a tutorial for long time now. This glam makeup look is inspired by the colours of the leopard and coincidentally, goes perfectly with leopard print clothing!
Because this is a dramatic look, I used a darker colour to define my brows. Make sure you prime your eyes well for this look as you want the shimmery eyeshadow colours to really show up strongly. I used shades of gold, bronze and shimmery brown on my lids and lined my eyes with a black gel liner (with a dramatic wing at the end) and also I added a pair of full false lashes. I used a matte beige blush to contour my cheeks and I also contoured my nose for more definition. I finished off the look with carefully applied raspberry lipstick (I used raspberry instead of red because I found red to be too bright)
I also added a fun little fashion segment in this video by showing how to style 3 leopard print pieces – a dress, skirt and top.
I personally love leopard print (I even have a leopard print Snuggie!) because I feel that it can add instant glam and sexiness.
The key to pulling off leopard print is to keep the whole look balanced. Too much leopard print can make you look…well, like a leopard. Although I can probably get away with this crazy outfit in Japan…hmmmmmm
Look #1 – Leopard print dress
This is a one-shoulder leopard print dress I bought from FEMME Connection last year and I paired it with a black lace bangle.
I actually wear the same pair of shoes with all the outfits, just a simple pair of black suede platform pumps that looks great with anything. I bought them from Rubi Shoes but just a warning – they are not very comfy!
Look #2 – Leopard print skirt
I paired my Zara flared leopard print skirt with a black fitted t-shirt from Cotton On – I’m keeping the look balanced with the simple top.
Look #3 – Leopard print top
This sheer leopard print top from Supre is one of my wardrobe favourites! Styling the leopard print top is the opposite to the skirt, this time, keep the bottoms simple.
For a business chic look, I paired it with a fitted black skirt. And for a casual chic look, I switched to a pair of black high-waisted jeans. Both the skirt and the pants are from Supre (now you know where I like to shop!)
What did you think of this makeup look and fashion tips? Are you also a fan of wearing leopard print? Let me know below!
My last K-pop makeup tutorial was all the way back in August last year (wow that long ago?!?), so of course it’s time for new one!
I asked on my Facebook page about what K-pop looks you guys would like me to do and a few of you suggested SNSD (aka Girls Generation). SNSD is not doubt one of the most popular Korean girl bands and I am a fan of their catchy tunes (love ‘The Boys’, ‘Hoot’, ‘Oh!’, ‘Genie’ and good old ‘Gee’ – ok pretty much all their singles!).
I loved SNSD’s stylish MV for ‘The Boys’ and Tiffany’s sparkly makeup really caught my attention. Even though this look has already been done quite a few times on Youtube, it didn’t stop me from giving it a go and (hopefully) making it my own.
This look is all about glitter and lashes. Shades of brown eyeshadow were used to give the eyes definition and the lower waterline was lined with gold eyeshadow to highlight the area. To add the sparkle, a silver glitter was applied over the brown eyeshadow and a champagne glitter was applied over the gold eyeshadow.
After lining the eyes (remembering to add the ‘double wing’), I used a pair of somewhat ‘natural’ false eyelashes for the top lashes and added clumps of individual eyelashes to the lower waterline. Although the individual lashes were the shortest I could find at the Hairhouse Warehouse, they still looked a bit too long so I gave them a trim with a pair of small scissors.
The look is finished off with a natural pinky beige blush on the cheeks, illuminiser to highlight and a light pink lipstick and clear gloss for extra shine.
Tiffany wears a green and black sequin dress in the MV and the closest dress I have to that is a silver sequin boob-tube dress from Supre. I bought it at the Supre Warehouse and I believe it was under $10 (I also bought the same dress in black). I kept the shoes simple with a pair of patent black peeptoe pumps from Tony Bianco.
I stuck with silver for the jewellery with a pair of silver jewelled chandelier earrings, a silver ‘collar’ necklace (great statement piece!) and a big bejewelled ring – all purchased from Diva.
In the MV, Tiffany has big loose waves which can be achieved by using a large barrel curling iron. As I don’t own one, I curled my hair using my hair straightener. It didn’t come out perfectly as I am not the best at using my hair straightener as a curling tool, but it was not too bad!
This outfit and makeup is perfect for clubbing events! The makeup alone is a great choice for the prom as it can pretty much match any colour dress.
Lastly, if you are a big fan of K-pop and live in Melbourne – don’t forget to check out the autumn HACHIsounds! It takes place at 6pm this Saturday (14/04) and is a K-pop/J-pop concert performed by local Aussie talents. It is a night for everyone to embrace Korean and Japanese music and well as their unique pop culture. Tickets can be purchased at the door – make sure you check out their Facebook events page for more details! One of my friends and fellow blogger Khatsii is an organiser for the event, she has worked very hard so please help spread the word!
Are you a big K-pop fan? Who are your favourite singers/groups? What other K-Pop looks would you like me to do? Let me know below!
Here (finally!) is my blog post on my ‘beautifully bohemian’ makeup look! I blame full-time work for the constant neglect of my blog. As enjoyable as work is – I just feel so drained when I get home everyday that all I wanna do is crawl into bed (which is what I end up doing most nights)!
But I promise to be more motivated from now on! In fact, I am planning to film 2 makeup tutorials over the long Easter weekend and pump out a few more blog posts along the way (wish me luck!).
This makeup look is inspired by a mixture of boho and hippie styles, as well as the gorgeous shades of greens and browns found in nature. I wanted the overall look to feel ‘free-spirited’ but also glam and luxe.
I mainly used brown and green eyeshadow and added a hint of gold in the corners of the eyes. The green eyeshadow on the lower waterline completes the eye makeup beautifully.
To keep the focus on the eyes, I kept the rest of the face simple with some bronzer, highlight and soft nude lipstick.
Being the lazy person that I am, I decided to leave my hair straight for this look but I think it would look better with big loose waves (but hey I don’t have a large barrel curler so there’s my excuse!).
When I think of boho style, I think of headbands across the forehead. I used a thin brown plait headband from Diva and I clipped 3 flowers on one side (flowers are also from Diva). The ginormous brown feather earrings are from Equip – in hindsight I probably should have chosen a different shade for the earrings as these almost blended into my hair!
I painted my nails green with O.P.I’s ‘Green-Wich Village’ and worn two large rings to amp up the glam factor. Both rings are a crazy $4 from Diva when they were having a massive sale (click here to read the full Diva jewellery haul!).
For the boho outfit, I wore a flowy, floral maxi dress I bought from a local clothing store a few summers ago (the tag says ‘Maxim’). It’s one of those dresses you just wanna spin around in. I emphasised the waist with a brown plait belt from Supre (one of my favourite belts that can be worn with all sorts of outfits) and slipped on a pair of brown flower sandals from Valleygirl.
Vests fit the boho style very well and since I couldn’t chose between these two vests –Â I wore them both in the video!
Both vests are from Valleygirl (they often have cute vests!) – the denim vest is more stylish whereas the knitted vest is more typically hippie and boho.
And here’s what the outfit looks like with both vests. I think I am leaning towards the denim jacket – which look do you prefer?
Now, time for some gratuitous shots of me looking (or attempting to look) the part of a free-spirited, nature lovin’ bohemian girl.
Here I am with my boho (or is it more ‘hobo’?) doggies – Ebbie and Annie! I love both of their expressions here – eyes closed and taking in the sounds and smells of nature. Nawww…
To finish off, I just wanted to show you guys this photo of me from 2 years ago at my 22nd birthday (please excuse the ‘deer in headlights’ look and the bad quality of my old camera!). I had a bohemian-themed birthday party and this was the look I wore. The ‘beautifully bohemian’ look is just a new and improved version of this 🙂
Early last month, Sam the senior manager at work (bellabox) went on a week-long holiday to the UK. Upon her return she kindly gave everyone a special ‘bellabox’ full of beauty goodies – let’s check out what’s inside!
I love using dry shampoo on days when my hair needs a little freshening up (not mention it gives instant volume!). My favourite dry shampoo is Klorane Oat Milk Dry Shampoo.
The back of this shampoo says that it has a unique formulation that soaks up excess oil and cleanses the scalp. I’ve used it once – it has a nice, clean smell but I did find it harder to comb out than Klorane.
Cup Cake Mini Wet Wipes
These mini hand and face mini wipes are deliciously strawberry scented and are the perfect size to throw in the handbag/purse.
They are so adorable, I can’t bear to use them!
NARS Gentle Oil-Free Eye Makeup Remover and Makeup Removing Water
As a self-confessed makeup addict, you’d be hugely surprised to hear that I actually haven’t used any NARS products. *GASP*!!
They are both fragrance-free, which is a plus for my sensitive skin. These little bottles will be great to bring along for a weekend away.
I’ve always wanted to try Barry M Cosmetics – I consider them to be the UK equivalent to NYX Cosmetics (please correct me if I’m wrong).
The Liquid Eyeliner is in a gorgeous shade of blue (the same colour as the packaging) and the tip is very fine. I would use this for a fun pop of colour!
The Glitter Lashes is an interesting product I’ve never tried before. It comes with a brush tip which dispenses the glitter, and then you’re meant to apply it to the tips of the lashes for a bit of sparkle. I personally have very straight lashes so I think I will use this on my false eyelashes.
This blush refill is in the shade of Medium Peach (560) – peachy blushes are my favourite! The shade is a little more pink than the peach blushes in my collection and is perfect for spring.
I know Shu Uemura is a really good makeup brand but I have yet to try their makeup (though I do have their famous eyelash curler) so this is a great start!
I personally haven’t seen these in Australia although I have tried the soft drink flavoured Lip Smackers in the tube. I just love how it looks like the lid of a soda bottle – too cute!
There were also these two sample sachets – both brands are new to me.
Wei is a Chinese herbal beauty brand. This eye cream contains mulberry and loquat leaves which helps to brighten the skin. It is also anti-aging with the addition of green tea and soy. Furthermore, seaweed and cucumber works to reduce the appearance of puffiness.
Clark’s Botanicals produce plant-based skincare products and the story behind the brand is rather inspiring – I won’t write it all out but I do recommend you to read about it here. This potent serum incorporates two topical neuropeptides that helps smooth the appearance of lines around the face.
Have you used any of these products? What’s your favourite brand from the UK? Let me know below!
After a hectic (in a good way) start to the year with my new job at bellabox, I found it very difficult to find time to film videos. Weekends fly by and before I know it, the entire month of January went by without any tutorials (bad Lulu!)!
Luckily after reading so many warm and encouraging messages on my announcement video, I had faith that my wonderful subbies would understand my lack of video uploads and still support me. I am also hoping to manage my time better and try and film one video a week. *FIGHTING*!
I know I had been talking about doing this Twiggy makeup look for ages and I finally got around to filming it!
Before I get into the makeup look, I just wanted to briefly talk about who Twiggy is, for those who are not familiar with her and her look (very silly of me not to explain in the actual video!).
Twiggy (Lesley Lawson) was a famous model in the 60’s. She was know for her short hair, big eyes, long eyelashes and thin build, hence the nickname ‘Twiggy’. But in today’s day and age, you might know her as one of the judges on Cycles 5-9 of America’s Next Top Model (one of my guilty pleasures).
Twiggy’s iconic MOD makeup look has always fascinated me, I mean, she totally invented the drawn-on lower lashes! Not too mention her look has inspired many of today’s makeup looks, such as BoA’s makeup in her ‘Game’ MV (you can watch my tutorial of it here).
The highlight of this makeup look is of course the eyes, with the two key elements being the dramatic crease and the drawn-on lower lashes.
I only blended the black crease out slightly because it is meant to look strong. Please note that I obviously have a very different facial structure to Twiggy and my crease is not very deep, that’s why the drawn crease is not clearly seen when I open my eyes.
The most fun but also the most difficult part of this look is drawing on the lower eyelashes. I used a very fine liquid liner but you can also use gel liner with a very thin brush if you prefer. You would need to have steady hands and lots of patience because mistakes will happen! If you mess up, simply dip a cotton bud in some eye makeup remover and wipe away any mistakes. After drawing the long lashes, I added in some shorter lashes in between to make it look a little more natural.
I finished off the look with some blush to contour, illuminator and a peach lipstick (dabbed with fingertips for a more subtle colour).
Twiggy’s short hair was as iconic to her overall look as her makeup and her physical build. She mostly wore her hair short in a smooth, simple side-part, tucked behind her years.
As I have long hair (and a blonde bob wig looked ridiculous on me – trust me, I tried!), I decided to fake it by simply side-parting it and tied it in a low ponytail (smoothing it with lots and LOTS of hairspray). From from on, I looked like I had a short bob! If you really wanted to go all the way, you can even tuck and pin your pony tail into your own hair!
Being famous in the 60’s, Twiggy naturally modeled many 60’s style outfits, such as velvet mini dresses with lace-collars and matching cuffs, wide tent dresses and culottes.
I guess the dress I wore for this look can be called a tent dress, as it is quite shapeless. It also had a 60’s inspired collar which was very suitable. I actually bought this on sale at a local clothing store, not only was it perfect for this video, but it’s also just a very cute dress to wear in Summer!
During my recent shopping trips, I’ve noticed alot of 60’s inspired clothes popping up in clothing shops such as Valleygirl, TEMT and Forever New. 60’s fashion must be making a come-back (a very much welcomed one in my opinion, as I think 60’s fashion is very simple and chic)!
I paired this dress with some retro silver lace-up shoes I bought at Novo for only $25! I often see Twiggy wear silver shoes in her modeling photos so I knew these would be perfect!
Twiggy also never over accessories, so all I wore for jewellery was a pair of big silver button earrings from Diva.
Overall, I think this is a really fun look to wear, although it is admittedly not very wearable. It would be a great idea to wear this to a 60’s themed party, you can even add on some subtle drawn-on lower lashes on days when you want big dolly eyes.
As many of you guys know, I have been looking for a full-time job ever since I completed my Honours degree in Marketing and Management in late 2010. I have to admit, my job hunting experience was difficult and often discouraging, with countless rejections due to my lack of corporate marketing experience.
But after a year spent working part-time and building my Youtube channel, I have finally landed a full-time job! YAY!!!
I’m so happy to announce that I am now the Marketing and PR Manager of bellabox Australia! I started in late December 2011 and officially joined the team at the start of 2012.
I feel very lucky to have this job because it combines my tertiary degree with my passion for beauty. I am learning new things everyday and there is never a dull moment, not to mention I am always surrounded by like-minded beauty junkies 😛
Now let me tell you a little bit more about bellabox, as we are a relatively new company. bellabox is a beauty sampling company, as well as an online beauty retailer, similar to the concept of BirchBox in the U.S.
It is Australian owned and operated and founded by Aussie twin sisters (and super businesswomen) Emily and Sarah. Emily currently manages bellabox Singpore while Sarah (my boss) manages bellabox Australia.
So how does bellabox work? For $15AUD a month (including postage), we deliver a box of 5-7 beauty samples (some of which are full-size) right to your door.
We also endeavour to sell the full-size versions of the sample products on our online store, so if you like something in the box, you can buy it straight away!
And as of December last year, we have also launched bellobox, which is our men’s version of the bellabox. This is available for $30 every 3 months, and we also stock the men’s products on our online store.
Although my role is predominately marketing and PR, we are also having discussions about me filming some bellabox makeup tutorials in the near future. These videos will be posted on the official bellabox Australia Youtube channel instead of my own.
Also, because I am now working full-time (which is still something I’m gradually adapting to), I have significantly less time to film my own videos. It is hard for me, as you all know how much I love making videos for you guys, but at the same time, it’s a reality of life. I will still try my very best to film at least one video every two weeks (fingers crossed!), as well as keep up with this blog.
But remember you can always communicate with me on my official Facebook page, as well as on Twitter!
On my announcement video (as well as on my Facebook page), I asked you guys to help me choose the look for my very first makeup tutorial of the year. It was between 1) 60’s Twiggy makeup look, 2) rainbow inspired makeup look or 3) bohemian/hippy inspired makeup look.
The majority of you guys wanted me to do the Twiggy look, so Twiggy it is! But don’t worry, I will still be doing the other two looks in due time, because I think they are equally awesome!
I will be filming the tutorial this weekend, so stay tuned and stay smiling! 😀
At the end of last year, one of my best friends Annie went on a trip to the U.S and kindly brought back some amazing Wet n Wild makeup products for me!
Wet n Wild is a US brand of high-quality but affordable cosmetics, and I’ve been wanting to try their products for a long time because I keep seeing rave reviews on Youtube.
So I was very excited to be given these and I just wanted to say a big thank you to the lovely Annie 🙂
This is an eyeshadow palette of 8 silky, ultra-pigmented day-to-night colours. Each colour is etched with the words ‘Browbone’, ‘Eyelid’, ‘Crease’ and ‘Definer’ (though the words pretty much disappear the first time you swatch the colours) and there is a diagram at the back which tells you exactly where to apply each colour.
‘Comfort Zone’ consists of 4 warm shades on the left – perfect for brown smokey eyes, and 4 cool shades on the right – perfect for green smokey eyes.
The eyeshadow sure do live up to their hype as they were surprisingly pigmented and applied very smoothly. I am fascinated by the iridescent brown shade (1st from the left on the second photo) which actually looks teal in the palette!
This eyeshadow trio is in the same collection as the previous palette and has the same silky texture and strong pigmentation. Each eyeshadow is also etched with words with a diagram on the back.
I really like this colour combination and can’t wait to use it to do a pink and black cut-crease look!
This soft-blending, creamy eyeshadow pencil reminds me of a stumpier version of the NYX Jumbo Eye Pencils. The shade is a gorgeous iridescent lilac, I would use this for a pop of colour on my waterline.
This lipstick is enriched with the conditioning ingredients of Vitamin A and E and aloe vera so that it moisturises the lips. I love this Barbie pink shade as it is different to the current lipsticks in my collection.
This is not a Wet n Wild product, but I wanted to include it in the post because it”s also a gift from my friend Annie. This makeup mousse is from GOSH Cosmetics, another ‘affordable’ US cosmetics brand.
Despite not knowing my exact skin tone, Annie did a fantastic job of selecting the shade for me because it looks just right on my skin. I’d love to do a more in-depth review of this mousse sometime soon!
Question – Have you tried Wet n Wild products before? What do you think of them?
This is my last makeup tutorial for the year, featuring a glitzy smokey gold makeup look that is perfect to wear on New Years Eve!
You would expect to be taking lots of photos on New Years Eve, so it is important to wear a foundation which will look good with flash photography. That’s why I used my Revlon PhotoReady foundation paired with the translucent finisher.
This look is all about the eyes, with drama from the smokey eyeshadow and sparkle from the gold glitter. I used shimmery gold and metallic grey shades from my Coastal Scents 88 Warm Palette and Metal Mania Palette to create the smokey eyes, and then layered some gold cosmetic glitter on top. It is always important to make sure that the glitter is cosmetic grade and safe to use around the eyes.
Because we are currently in Summer in Australia, I wanted to give my face a sun-kissed look, so I contoured my cheeks with bronzer. But feel free to use blush instead if you are in Winter. And because we want all the attention to be on the glamourous eyes, I kept my lips understated with a nude lipstick and lipgloss.
I didn’t do much with my hair for this look; I simply sectioned off the middle, twisted it and pinned it at the back with bobby pins.
I paired this makeup look with a kimono-style, gold sequin dress from Bardot. I also wanted to compliment the smokiness of the makeup, so I wore a blue, grey and black jeweled bangle and a pair of clear drop earrings from Diva, and an over-sized jeweled ring. I finished off the look with a pair of patent black peep-toe heels from Tony Bianco.
Just finishing off this post with two close-up photos of the makeup look. I love how the makeup can look smokey at first, but it reveals the glitzy gold underneath when you blink 🙂
And finally, a HUGE thank you to each and every one of my amazing subscribers who has given me invaluable support over the past year – it really means the world to me!
I want to wish everyone a very Happy New Year, may 2012 bring you much happiness, luck, prosperity and good health!
Stay tuned for many exciting videos coming up in the new year!
This collection is designed by internationally renowned makeup artist April Greaves, in collaboration with Bloom Cosmetics. ‘Belle de Jour’ translates to ‘Beauty of the Day’ and is inspired by beautiful actress Catherine Deneuve in the 1967 film of the same name. It’s all about contoured eyes, perfect brows, luminous skin and glossy lips; evoking a feeling of classic, cinematic beauty with a fresh, modern twist.
Below I will review in detail all the products in the collection, including the ‘Super Glossy Lips’, which I don’t actually talk about in the video.
Bloom Eye Brow Duo (Brown) – $25AUD
The Eye Brow Duo features a 2-in-1 brow pencil and brow gel. The pencil is in the shade of brown and has a unique triangular tip that can be angled for precise definition. The clear brow gel on the other end can be brushed on after filling in the brows in order to set them in shape.
I really like the triangular tip of the brow pencil because it makes it much easier to define the end of the brows. I also found the formula to be very long-wearing, especially when paired with the brow gel.
Bloom Eye Crayon (Black) – $25AUD
The Eye Crayon has a creamy, waterproof formula with an inbuilt brush on the end. The shade that I got sent was ‘Black’ although it looks more like dark grey. It can be worn on its own or layered with powder eyeshadow for increased intensity. It’s also available in ‘Taupe’ and ‘Brown’.
I found the chunky crayon to be too thick to use as an eyeliner, so I would use it as a cream eyeshadow instead, as it blends nicely with the brush. It is actually very similar to the NYX Jumbo Eye Pencil in ‘Slate’ which only costs a fraction of the price, so I wasn’t totally impressed by this product.
Bloom Cream Blush Duo – $38AUD
The Cream Blush Duo features a cream blush and illuminiser in one. The blush is in a peachy, pink shade and is ultra-sheer with a shimmer finish. The illuminiser can be used to highlight the face, brow-bone and the inner corners of the eyes. The formula is enriched with evening Primrose oil, jojoba oil and scented with pure lavender essential oil
This has to be my favourite product from the collection! The formula is so silky smooth and blendable and gives off a beautiful radiant flush on the cheeks. This is the blush version of Bloom’s Cream Bronzing Duo from their previous ‘Gypsy Glamour’ colour collection, the products of which I reviewed earlier in the year (you can watch the video here).
Bloom Lip Duo (Day & Night) – $28AUD
The Lip Duo is a lipstick and lipgloss in one, which can be worn alone or paired together. The shade is a gorgeous berry colour .
There’s not all that much I can say about this particular product, other than I personally love berry-hued lipsticks because I think it’s a flattering colour on me. The colour is very bold and intense when the lipstick and lipgloss is worn together and alone, the lipgloss gives a pretty, sheer wash of colour.
Bloom Super Glossy Lips – $25AUD
This last product in the collection is the Super Glossy Lips, which is essentially a clear lipgloss. I didn’t include it in the video because I found it to be out-of-place since it’s the only product in the collection that is not multifunctional. It can be worn alone or over lipcolour for maximum shine.
It glides on very smoothly and gives off a glossy, vinyl finish without being too sticky. I don’t know if it’s just me but I think that it has a minty smell and feel on the lips. Other than that, I don’t see it to be too different to any other clear gloss.
Overall, I think it’s a unique and innovative collection because of the four multifunctional products (I do find the Super Glossy Lips to be unnecessary). It means you’re paying for two products (albeit a smaller product size) and carrying around less things in your handbag.
What are your thoughts on this colour collection?
– Miss Pixie Lulu
* Special thanks to Adore Beauty for kindly sponsoring this video and blog post.