Sunday, August 20, 2023

Clarins Lip Perfector Glow and Comfort Lip Oil

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I first tried the Clarins Instant Light Natural Lip Perfectors in 2012, I know that because that's when they first featured on this blog. In fact, I've been wearing Clarins lip products for almost 20 years! My first Clarins lip product that I still think about was the Colour Quench Lip Balm and I still remember that I wore shade 11 Poppy. I have a distinct memory of wearing it for my secondary school graduation night out before social media as we know it was even dreamt about. I've been using and loving the Instant Light Natural Lip Perfectors for years and I've had 01 Rose Shimmer, 02 Apricot Shimmer and 05 Candy Shimmer in that time. If they’re good enough for Kate Middleton

A couple of months ago I attended a press event in the Clarins Boutique and Spa in Dublin and we were shown the Summer Collection as well as the new Lip Perfector Glow. This new addition to the Lip Perfector family comes in 6 shades 20 Translucent Glow, 21 Soft Pink Glow, 22 Peach Glow, 23 Pomegranate Glow, 24 Fuchsia Glow and 25 Mulberry Glow. They have been formulated for use on both lips and cheeks which seems to be a trend that isn't going anywhere any time soon. They contain shea butter, mango butter and a peptide volume booster. One of the main ingredients is mineral oil which is one of those ingredients that tends to get a bad rap, however, it is excellent for dry skin types as it acts as an occlusive layer to help with hydration. It also helps to give your lips a more smooth appearance. The difference between the new Lip Perfector Glow and the Instant Light Natural Perfector is that the former is more of a hybrid lip and cheek product, it's more glossy and comes in more saturated shades whereas the Instant Light Natural Lip Perfector is what I would describe as a tinted glossy balm. I would say they are quite similar in what they do so it's more down to which shades you prefer and whether you want something that you can also use on your cheeks. 

As you can see from the close-up photos below, both shades I received have some minuscule shimmer particles in them which I love as it helps to reflect the light. It's something worth noting if you plan on wearing them on your cheeks as you can see the shimmer up close but it's not something you'd notice much and I quite like how it looks. To be honest, I wasn't expecting to like them on my cheeks. I thought they would be too sticky and uncomfortable but I quite liked how they looked and I didn't find them any more sticky than any of my other liquid blushes or highlighters. You probably wouldn't apply enough of a shade like Pomegranate Glow to get the kind of opacity that you can achieve on your lips, but in the photos below you can see how it gives a subtle rosy sheen to my skin. If you have a deeper skin tone than me, they might act more as a dewy highlighter than a blush. 

It was great for me to be able to test a lighter shade as well as a brighter shade with more pigment in it. As you can see from the lip and arm swatches, the Pomegranate Glow shade can be built up to a more opaque finish depending on how much you apply. It's such an easy shade of red to wear. If you decide to build it up so it's more opaque, it will fade as you wear it which leaves a translucent red with an even finish. They have that Goldilocks level of slip that is just right, it's not sticky but it has enough grip to keep it on my lips and prevent it from feathering outside of my lip lines. 

You can see below how the Peach Glow shade looks with and without lip liner. I tend to wear them without liner because for me they are more of a low maintenance, apply it without a mirror as you're going out the door kind of product. As you can see Peach Glow is almost the same colour as my skin which is why I wanted to show it with lip liner as it does give my lips more definition and shape. They have the same (or at least very similar) soft vanilla scent as the Instant Light Natural Lip Perfector and the same practical packaging and soft applicator. 














The Lip Comfort Oil was originally launched in 2015 and I've gone through several tubes over the years. I love the shade Honey because it has the least amount of colour and I liked to wear it as an overnight lip treatment. I actually wrote a review of it in 2017 which you can read here. I've also bought it as a gift for numerous friends and family members as it's one of those beauty products that anyone can wear as the shades are so sheer. They were reformulated and repackaged last year and I was sent a few of the shades which you can see below along with the two new shades that were released recently, Fuchsia and Fig. I love everything about these, the packaging, the large applicator, the subtle shades and the scent. It contains rosehip seed oil, jojoba seed oil, hazel seed oil and castor oil. The texture is smooth and thinner than other lip oils I've tried but it still feels nourishing. They have a beautiful glossy finish, you can wear them with or without a lip liner or over a lip stain or lipstick. I also love that the applicator is so big and has enough oil on it from one dip in the tube to easily cover your lips. The scent is what I would describe as a gourmand fruity scent, there is something sweet about it too. If you're in any way sensitive to fragrance I would recommend testing this out first in person if you can. I love the scent, it's one of the things I've always loved about Clarins lip products, it's not necessary, but to me, it's an added bonus. 

There are 10 shades but as I mentioned they are all quite sheer so it's just a tint of colour. How it looks on you will depend on your natural lip colour as that will come through quite a bit. I like to wear these in a similar way to the Lip Perfectors, as a low-maintenance, lip-enhancing product for minimal makeup days. I can apply them without a mirror and I love to reapply them multiple times throughout the day mostly because of the scent but also because of how they feel on my lips. 

Lots of brands are now making lip oils, one of the most famous ones is the Dior Lip Glow Oil which is almost double the price of the Clarins one. I have one of the Dior ones but I much prefer the Lip Comfort Oil. If you're near a Clarins counter, I'd recommend trying these out. They also come in a Shimmer version which I haven't tried yet and an Intense version which is also beautiful but I tend to prefer lighter shades in that kind of formula as they aren't as high maintenance. 










Look 1 Products:

*Lisa Eldridge Enlivening Blush (Dante's Dream)

Look 2 Products:





After buying these products for years myself, it's great to receive them as press samples for review. I knew I would probably love the Lip Perfector Glow as it's such a similar formula to the Instant Light Natural Lip Perfector. Both of these products are ideal for anyone who wants a makeup and skincare hybrid and something low maintenance that requires little thought or precision. I love wearing them on minimal or no makeup days as they give me some colour on my lips and also contain skincare ingredients. Like with any lip product of this nature, it won't have the longest wear time but the great thing is that they are so easy to reapply, unlike an opaque lip colour. 

Thank you for taking the time to read this post, I hope you found it to be informative. If there are any specific product reviews you would like to see from me please let me know. If you'd like to support my work as a Content Creator, you can do so through Buy Me A Coffee

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Sunday, August 13, 2023

It's Leo Season And I'm Feline Myself

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We are currently in the depths of Leo Season, it's my birthday in a couple of days and my daughter's next week. I wanted to create a makeup look inspired by this fiery, fierce and feline astrological sign. It also happened to be International Cat Day when I posted this look on Instagram which was a perfect coincidence. The video is at the end of this post if you'd like to see how I created the look. 

I based the liner on the eyes of a lion with dramatic black inner corners, black liner all around the waterline and then out into a sharp, exaggerated wing. I used some of the Bakeup Beauty dagger stickers on the lower outer corners to look like little golden claws. I did this whole look quite quickly as I didn't have a lot of time to film the makeup application but I still wanted something that would make an impact. This look is all about the intensity of the eyes so I thought muted but glossy lips would work well. I paired Lisa Eldridge's Velveteen Fawn with Gloss Embrace in Silent Sun. 

My base consisted of some products from the Armani Beauty Luminous Silk range that I was sent in a recent press drop. I bought the Luminous Silk Foundation in 2018, almost 5 years ago, after the Katie Janes Hughes event in Brown Thomas. It was a ticketed event and the price was redeemable against products in the Beauty Hall. I took this as my opportunity to finally try Luminous Silk and it did not disappoint. It is without a doubt one of the most beautiful foundations I've ever used and the only reason I haven't repurchased it is because I have so many other foundations in rotation. I'm very happy to have it back in my collection along with the Luminous Silk Hydrating Primer and Concealer. I wear shade 2 and it's a great match for me. You can see me wearing it here, here and here

To softly sculpt my face and add colour to my cheeks I used the Hindash Cosmetics Color Fluid liquid pigments (see the swatches below). I like to mix Carve and Thorn with some foundation or concealer to add some dimension to my face as a bronzing/contouring hybrid. I then mixed Rising and Heartist with the Lisa Eldridge Elevated Glow Highlighter in Pink Moon to create a luminous, warm blush. You only need the tiniest amount of the Color Fluids as they are such saturated pigments. I love that they allow me to mix custom shades for my skin tone and they have been formulated to be worn anywhere on the face which is ideal for anyone who wants to make the most of their makeup products. 






Carve, Heartist, Rising, Thorn 



Products Used:

*Armani Beauty Luminous Silk Hydrating Primer

*Armani Beauty Luminous Silk Perfect Glow Flawless Foundation (2)

*Armani Beauty Luminous Silk Concealer (2) 

Smashbox Cosmetics Under Eye Brightening Corrector (Light/ Medium) not available in EU, alternatives include Fenty Beauty Correcting Skinstick (Rose Quartz) and Maybelline Instant Anti Age Eraser Multi-Use Concealer (05 Brightener) 

*Hindash Cosmetics Color Fluid (Carve, Thorn, Heartist and Rising)

Makeup By Mario Softsculpt Transforming Skin Enhancer (Light) 

Glossier Brow Flick (Brown) 

West Barn Co Prep Mist

West Barn Co Soap Brows Extra Strong Hold 

Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion Anti-Aging

*Urban Decay 24/7 Eyeshadow Mono (Virgin)

*Urban Decay Perversion Mascara Waterproof 

Clinique Quickliner For Eyes Intense

*Bakeup Beauty Define Me Gel Liner

*Bakeup Beauty Playcard (Daggers and Dots)

*Surratt Auto-Graphique Liner (Chat Noir) 

*bareMinerals Original Mineral Veil Pressed Powder (Translucent) 

Lisa Eldridge Elevated Glow Highlighter (Pink Moon)

*Lisa Eldridge Velveteen Liquid Lip Colour (Fawn)

Lisa Eldridge Gloss Embrace Lip Gloss (Silent Sun)

Lisa Eldridge Seamless Skin Skin and Makeup Enhancing Mist 

NYX Professional Makeup Micro Brow Pencil (Ash Brown) 


Tools:

*IT Cosmetics Love is the Foundation Brush 

Spectrum X KJH 03, 08, 09, 15, 21

MYKITCO My Brushed Brow, My Blending Shadow Large, My Mini Smudge, My Tiny Liner 

Real Techniques 200 Oval Shadow Brush

Surratt Beauty Relevée Eyelash Curler




Thank you for taking the time to read this post, I hope you found it helpful, interesting or entertaining in some way. I've been keeping a low profile this week as tomorrow is the anniversary of Milo's due date. I never expect it to affect me the way it does but it brings everything to the forefront of my mind and I can't help but think about how if he'd lived he would be turning 3 around now. It's a date that will always have such significance to me as I'll never know when he would have been born. Working on this blog post has given me a welcome distraction this week and has allowed me to concentrate on something I love to do. I've also been trying to focus my attention on organising my daughter's second birthday (I can't believe it). I hope you're all doing well, please let me know if there's anything you'd like to see me review in greater detail or if there is any makeup look you'd like to see in a video. 

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Friday, August 4, 2023

Shopping My Stash- A Look Using The Nabla Cutie Palette Midnight

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The other night I started going through my makeup trolley (this IKEA one) to rearrange my eyeshadow palettes which were in a state of disarray. I ended up having an impromptu "declutter" of my entire makeup collection (not including lip products as they are stored elsewhere, although I do need to go through those too). I ended up trying to clear out anything that was bought pre-2020, especially creams and liquids. I got rid of all of my Glossier Cloud Paints as they were all at least 3 years old and they have an expiry recommendation of 6 months. I rarely strictly follow these recommendations but instead go by the smell, texture and performance of a product. However, I can't remember the last time I used them to be perfectly honest and as they are liquids I thought it would be better to make some space in my collection by clearing them out. I still think they are great products but I have other similar blushes in my collection and I prefer those shades as they are more nuanced and they are more suited to my complexion. I also went through my eyeshadow palettes and single eyeshadows. I archived (as in I'm keeping them for shade reference but I won't be using them) some that were bought in 2018/2019 and weren't performing as well like the Bodyography Glitter Pigments, some of which I'll definitely be repurchasing as they are such favourites of mine. If you want to see them in more detail I have plenty of posts featuring them in this blog. I've been trying to convince myself not to buy the new Natasha Denona Yucca Palette or the Isamaya Industrial 2.0 Palette so I went through my collection of palettes to find some things I haven't used in a while in order to attempt to satiate my lust for something new. One such palette was the Nabla Cutie Palette Midnight that my sister bought for me for my birthday in 2021 so it's almost 2 years old. I'm much more lenient with the expiry recommendations on powders so I'll be keeping this one for a while longer but I wanted to try it out again as it has been some time since I last used it. I haven't used this palette nearly as much as I'd have liked to and I wanted to play around with it some more. 

Despite its name, it brings to mind visions of the South of France. Of course, one of the shades is named Marseille which probably helps. The Côte d'Azur is one of my favourite places in the world (although I haven't got many places to choose from as my travels have been limited). I haven't been there in almost 4 years and I miss it so much. Over the past 8 years, I've been to Nice, Villefranche Sur Mer, Èze, Beaulieu Sur Mer, Juan Les Pins, Antibes, Monaco and Menton. I am hoping to finally go back next year with my daughter but until then, I'll have to make do with Azure coloured makeup. If you live in Europe you may also be experiencing quite a wet Summer and so the other day I wanted to brighten myself up with a colourful makeup look. It was the perfect opportunity to use this palette again and I'm always up for wearing blue on my eyelids. 

I started with some primer and then applied Quiet Storm across my lids from the lash line about halfway to my brows using my finger. I then blended that out using Air and applied Alma on my inner corner. I used Sapphire to deepen the outer corner of my eyelids and applied some of the Kosas Cloud Set Powder just under my brows to blend everything together. I took more of Quiet Storm on a flat brush and spritzed it with the Clarins Fix' Make-Up and added it to the centre of my eyelids for more intensity as it's such a beautiful shade. I decided to keep my lower lash line clean and added mascara to both my top and bottom lashes.

For my cheeks I used the Nabla Skin Glazing Powder which I'm quite certain is the only powder highlighter I own. I've also had that for almost 2 years too, I've used it so much and there is still a lot left. Another product I wanted to use again is the Patrick Ta Major Headlines Blush. I've had this for about 2.5 years and while I do love the formula I don't reach for it as often as I'd like because the shade is a touch too warm for me which you can see below. It's a cream and powder formula which you can use together or separately. I'd like to buy a different shade in this formula, She's Blushing and She's Flushed look like shades that would really work on my skin tone so they're firmly on my wishlist. I think this is another product that's going to be archived as there's no point in keeping something that doesn't work for my skin tone as well as I'd like it to even if I do like the formula. 

On my lips I've been playing with the new Lisa Eldridge Velveteen Liquid Lip Colours, I decided to mix Affair and Fawn on the back of my hand and buff it into my lips almost like a stain and then patted Gloss Embrace in Silent Sun on top as I felt this look needed something neutral but glossy. I've taken lots of detailed photographs of the Velveteens and I'll be writing a full review once I've tested them out for a while. 

A few things I've been loving that are more recent favourites and quite budget friendly are the e.l.f. Luminous Putty Bronzer in the shade Vacay Mood, the Rimmel Kind & Free Mascara and the NYX Micro Brow Pencil. I bought the Luminous Putty Bronzer after seeing Alexandra Anele using it and it looked and sounded like something that would work well on my skin type and tone. It's more of a cool toned bronzer which I find works really well on my skin as most fair bronzers are still too orange and warm for me and don't look natural. I've added a photo below comparing it to some other sculpting products I own. This is one of those products that adds some depth to my skin tone in such an easy way as it's quite sheer and blends easily so it doesn't interfere with the products underneath it. There are 8 shades which is more than some high-end brands. It also comes in the Putty Bronzer formula which is more of a semi-matte finish. It's only about €10 depending on where you buy it so it's definitely worth checking out if you're in the market for a new bronzer. The Rimmel mascara is one that I was very pleasantly surprised by as I wasn't expecting to like it. It gives my lashes length and definition and you can build it up for more volume too. It's not waterproof and the formula is more on the wet side so if you have straight lashes you may want to avoid this but if you're not concerned about your lashes holding a curl then this could be a good every day, inexpensive mascara. 

I decided to add some big yellow tassel earrings as this shade of yellow with the blue made me happy and it felt like a look I'd wear on holidays in the evening- slicked-back hair, blue eyeshadow and some bold earrings. 










Top row: eyeshadows alone. Bottom row: eyeshadows over primer

Nabla is an Italian brand and therefore the products are made in Italy. I tend to like cosmetics that are manufactured in Italy and many high-end brands are made there. This palette is also 100% vegan and cruelty-free and it's €25.50 for the 6 pans which I think is quite well-priced. As you can see from the photo above, primer really makes a difference in the performance of these shadows. I know not everyone likes to wear eye primer but I usually do as I find it both enhances the appearance and the longevity of eyeshadows. 

There was a difference in the performance of the formulas in this palette. The metallic and duochrome shades performed better than the pale ones which I found a bit dry and crumbly although once you blend them out they look beautiful, as you can see on my inner corner in the close-up shots. They're the kind of shades that are great for blending out the deeper blues. I've seen reviews where people have criticised the addition of the bronze shade Marseille, in a predominantly blue-toned palette but I love it and I know that bronze and blue work well together as they're such opposites. The photos don't capture the full effect of these shades on the eyes, especially Quiet Storm as it's a duochrome and looks far more impressive in person. There are five colour stories in the Cutie Palette range and at €25.50 I think they're a great option if you don't want to spend a lot of money. 

As much as I love the Skin Realist Tinted Balm, it only has seven shades and brands love to describe small shade ranges as being "flexible" so while I found a shade that works for me, I know there will be plenty of people who can't and therefore I can't really recommend it. They have a foundation which has 30 shades but it appears to be in the process of being discontinued. Nabla is one of those brands that I rarely see people talk about but I have enjoyed the products I've tried from them so far. Their new Beyond Jelly Lipsticks and single eyeshadows look beautiful and I've heard good things about their Brow Ambition pen. Apart from that there's nothing else that I'd go out of my way to try. In an oversaturated market it's hard to stand out but I wanted to demonstrate this palette as a means of "shopping my stash" and using the products in my collection that have been neglected. 













Nabla Cutie Palette Midnight (Quiet Storm, Alma, Air, Sapphire)













I'd love to do another one of these posts shopping my stash and using products that I haven't in a while so I'll try to pick out some older products in my collection and do it again soon. As I mentioned above I'm working on a review of the Lisa Eldridge Velveteens and I'm also putting together a detailed review of her eyeshadow palettes as I know some of them are out of stock and people are still looking to buy them. I have a lot of photos of looks I've created using the three palettes she sent me and I want to consolidate everything and review them properly now that I've been trying them for about 8 months. If there are any other reviews you'd like to see from me please do let me know.

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Thanks for taking the time to read this post, I hope it was helpful. I'd love to know if you've tried any of these products and what you think of them.

Emma x

 

Monday, July 17, 2023

Barbie Makeup Look

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On March 9th 1959, the world of toys changed forever when Mattel released the first-ever Barbie Doll. Barbara Millicent Roberts (Barbie's full name) was invented by Ruth Handler, who was one of the founders of Mattel, Inc. along with her husband Elliot (Barbie and Ken were named after the Handler's children Barbara and Kenneth) and Harold Matson. Ruth was apparently inspired by a German doll called the Bild Lilli which was based on a German comic strip character from a tabloid newspaper. The Lilli doll was launched in 1955 and marketed toward adults as a racy, joke gift that was sold in tobacconists and newsagents. After a lawsuit from the inventors of the Lilli doll, Mattel bought the rights to Bild Lilli in 1964 and I suppose the rest is history. 

You're either a Barbie person or you're not. To me, a Barbie doll represents joy in its purest form. It's Christmas mornings and birthdays. It's those rare trips to the toy shop and looking up at the faced-off rows of reflective plastic and pink and dreaming of being able to take home one of each. It's pulling back the wrapping paper and seeing that pink B and the endless possibilities your imagination would allow during playtime. Seeing your sister's face light up on her birthday and wondering how long it would be until you could reasonably ask to play with her new Barbie. It was plastic dolphins, crimped hair, lost shoes, tulle, glitter, blue eyeshadow and pink lipstick. 


I was so excited when I learned that Greta Gerwig was going to be directing the Barbie movie. I've been a fan of her work since her 'mumblecore' days with films like Hannah Takes the Stairs, Baghead and her directorial debut Nights and Weekends. Some of my favourite films starring her are those directed by Noah Baumbach (her now husband), particularly Greenberg, Frances Ha and Mistress America. She is slowly taking on all of my childhood memories with her adaptation of Little Women, Barbie and apparently she is set to write and direct adaptations of The Chronicles of Narnia. 

I haven't seen Barbie yet but the press tour and marketing for the film have made me so excited to see it and it's been so much fun to see everything surrounding the film's release like the style, makeup and soundtrack. Even Lisa Eldridge is involved as she did the makeup for Dua Lipa's 'Dance the Night' music video (which my daughter is obsessed with) and apparently, her makeup products were used in the film so I'll be keeping an eye out to see if I can recognise anything. 

I went three years without a single trip to the cinema and only recently, a couple of months ago, I went for the first time since March 2020. The cinema has always been my happy place so not going for such a long time was difficult. It's something that brings me so much joy, sitting for two hours and concentrating on one thing without distraction, choosing your snacks beforehand and the moment when the lights dim and you wonder if you're about to watch your new favourite film. I'm going to see Barbie with my sister next week and whether I love it or not, the whole thing has given me a much-needed boost of dopamine and I'm embracing every part of it. 

There were obviously many inclusivity and representation issues with the Barbie that I grew up with and thankfully that seems to be ever changing. Barbie, as I remember her, represents a simpler time, pre-internet, pre-social media, and pre-responsibilities. It represents a brief few years between Cabbage Patch Kids and Spice Girls. It's a time that I can never get back, but maybe for a few hours next week, I can be transported to that time and the carefree feeling of not having any worries.  


Below are some of the Barbies (and Kens) that I remember from my childhood belonging to my sister and I. My absolute favourite was Rapunzel Barbie from 1994, I'll never forget how elated I was when I opened the wrapping paper and saw her. 







Last week I decided to recreate the makeup of the original Barbie from 1959. Two years ago I recreated the makeup of the 60th anniversary Barbie and the makeup was fairly similar but I wanted to film the look for a Reel on Instagram which you can watch below if you haven't seen it yet. Of course, I completely leaned in with black and white stripes, gold hoops and white sunglasses. I also gave myself a fake curly fringe to top it all off. I had so much fun with this look and I hope you enjoyed it too! All the details are below. 














Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun SPF50 PA++++

*Urban Decay All Nighter Face Primer 

Shiseido Synchro Skin Self-Refreshing Foundation (140 Porcelain)

Smashbox Under Eye Brightening Corrector (Light/Medium)

Danessa Myricks Vision Cover (Nutcracker)

NYX Professional Makeup Brow Micro Brow Pencil (Ash Brown)

Soap Brows Extra Strong Hold 

Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion Anti-Aging 

*Urban Decay Eyeshadow (Virgin)

*Bakeup Beauty Define Me Gel Liner

about-face Matte Fluid Eye Paint (Blue Monday, White Noise)

Half Magic Beauty Single Eyeshadow (Daydreamies)

*Surratt Beauty Autographique Liner (Chat Noir)

*Clarins SOS Lashes Serum Mascara

*Clarins Wonder 4D Mascara Waterproof 

*Kiss Magnetic Lashes 

Givenchy Beauty Prisme Libre Skin-Caring (N95)

Kosas Cloud Set Powder (Airy)

Dior Beauty Backstage Rosy Glow Blush (001 Pink)

Nabla Cosmetics Skin Glazing Powder (Ozone) 

*Note Cosmetics Ultra Rich Colour Lip Pencil (Scarlet)

Lisa Eldridge True Velvet Lip Colour (Velvet Ribbon, Velvet Morning)

*Clarins Fix' Make-Up

IT Cosmetics Heavenly Luxe Superstar Flawless Foundation Brush

MYKITCO. My Flawless Contour

MYKITCO. My Sheer Blender 

MYKITCO. My Brushed Brow

MYKITCO. My Mini Smudge

Spectrum X Katie Jane Hughes 05, 08, 09, 20, 17, 21, 23, 16, 14

bareMinerals Detail Shader Brush 

Real Techniques Oval Shadow Brush 

Surratt Relevée Eyelash Curler 



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