Weekly picks #76

Hello,

This week I've been loving...

Urban decay Gwen Stefani Palette

Body shop Honey bronze highlight 

Rimmel apocolips in nude eclipse

Tanya Burr lipgloss in bewitching

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FOTD #4

L'Oreal 24H-Matte foundation

L'Oreal Infallible matte base

Soap and Glory hocus focus

Soap and Glory one heck of a blot

Smashbox contour kit

Bourjois rose tender cream blush

The Body shop honey bronze highlight

Urban decay primer portion

KIKO eyeshadow stick 36

L'oréal rose palette 

L'Oreal super liner

Maybelline brow drama

Topshop lipstick in fast lane

Thanks for reading x

Weekly Picks #44

This week I've been going for quick and glow-y look.

So my favourites are...

Soap and glory kick ass concealer

Body shop honey bronze highlight

Topshop lipstick in naturist

Max factor blush in lavish mauve

Thanks for reading x

The Body Shop Honey Bronze 01

Hello,

This post is on my favourite highlight of the moment, it's a cream one and was £9 I think from the body shop, which is quite expensive, but it's amazing. I like the packaging, it is a little bulky, as I think they could have halved the size but oh well. It takes a while warm up the product as it's quite a dry cream formula. But I love the product it stays on the skin for a long time and doesn't move leaving a beautiful sheen on the cheeks which is perfect! 

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Favourite brushes for applying powder...

I wanted to show off my two favourite brushes for applying powder, and these two are my ultimate favourite, and although they're both dense, they don't make my makeup cake-y. And they're at two different price points, and since I like them both equally I think the price is the only thing that would sway me. 

So we have the Wilko's powder brush which is £4 and the Body shop Mineral foundation brush £16 so the Wilko's brush is four times cheaper than the Body shop brush! Basically I wanted to show you them both and highlight the fact that you can get really amazing soft brushes for very cheap, you don't even have to pay Real Techniques prices! 

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Random brushes

Hello,

So this brush review is a bit of a compilation of brushes, because I only have one of them so I decided to lump them all together and review them all in on post. 

Firstly the Primark Blush brush, was £1.50, personally I find it a little large to be a blush brush so I use it for powder instead, it's really good at powdering and blending out blush or bronzer if I've applied it a bit too liberally. It's a great brush, really soft and I would definitely buy another.

The Topshop blush brush £6.00 I was hoping it was going to be a good quality brush because I like all the other Topshop makeup, however I find this brush quite scratchy on my skin when I'm applying blush and for that reason I don't use it as much as my other blush brushes and I wouldn't recommend it.

The Too faced angled liner/brow brush came free with a set and it's just the perfect tiny brush to create a think line on your upper lash line, or to fill in your eyebrows, perfect brush.

Then the body shop kabuki brush was £16.00 which is the most I spent on a single brush before, but it was worth it, because this brush is absolutely amazing, and I can't fault it, it's great for applying mineral makeup, powder foundation and just normal powder I love it.

Finally the benefit brush which comes with there boxed powders, I've been using this for contour and it's been working really well, and because it's not a large brush, I don't find myself going overly crazy with the contouring. 

Thanks for reading x