May Glossybox Unboxing

If there's one thing I look forward too at the beginning of each month, it's the arrival of my beauty subscription box. Whilst I was previously signed up to  receive Birchbox, I recently decided to mix things up a little bit & see just how good Glossybox is.

Box Contents: 

Scrub Love Active Charcoal & Avocado Body Scrub - £13.95 [x]

Caudalie Creme Sorbet - £23.00 [x]
Dr Paw Paw Original Balm - £6.95 [x]
Ruby Powder Blush - £12.80 [x]

Daily Concepts Exfoliating Body Scrubber - £3.85 [x]

For me this box contains the perfect build up to summer products - exfoliators and moisturisers. One particular product I'm very excited to test is one I've seen all over my Instagram feed - the Scrub Love Body Scrub. Claiming to absorb impurities whilst soothing and moisturising, this seems to be the perfect pre-holiday skin treat, especially followed by the Dr Paw Paw Original Balm (which apparently can be used on skin, hair & nails!).  

I'll definitely be putting everything I received this month to use & may even put together a few product reviews to feature here. 

Have you ever used any of the products used in the 

May Glossybox?

I'd love to know your thoughts! 

xxx

The Spring Revamp*

After a particularly long day at work I love nothing more than curling up in bed, lighting a few candles & catching up on Netflix. However - with the stresses of day-to-day life - I'll admit that sometimes (most of the time) I can let my room get pretty cluttered. So with Spring finally making an appearance here in the U.K. I decided there was no better time to finally have a big "spring clean" & reorganise. 

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As someone who owns many, many items, I found it a little daunting knowing where to begin with my "spring clean". So (to help anyone who many be in a similar position) I've put together some tips that I found really helped revamp my space & part with items I no longer need. 

Clothes & Shoes: 

If they haven't been worn in the last year, you probably never will again. Instead of leaving them to gain dust in your wardrobe, donate them to charity. Someone somewhere will love them. 

Make-up & Skincare products: 

Again if you haven't used it for the last six-twelve months, it's probably time to throw it away. They're probably way past their "use-by" date now!

Bedding:

Did you know it's recommended to flip your mattress every three months? I certainly didn't. Whilst this probably isn't something many of us will remember to do, it is worth noting that once in a while we should make the effort to flip/buy a new mattress (I currently have my eye on this one from Leesa*). I also love to change up my bed-covers & find something that really fits with the current season (think pastel colours & floral prints for Spring!). 

Flowers: 

I find that flowers & plants are the perfect way of injecting a little colour to a room. Although fresh flowers are my personal favourite, this can get a little expensive over time. However artificial flowers can look just a pretty & last a life-time. 

Whilst not always the most exciting way to spend a weekend, I was surprised by how therapeutic I found the whole take of Spring Cleaning. Not only did I finally part with (far too many) items that I really didn't need, I now love nothing more than walking into an organised & tidy room! 

Do you have any tips for Spring Cleaning or
revamping a room for a new season?

I'd love to know in the comments. 

xxx

PS Pro Blending Brush

As someone that loves testing new beauty crazes, I knew that "Oval Blending Brushes" were a bandwagon I needed to jump on. However with a number of brands releasing their own brushes at various different prices (including MAC, Make Up Revolution & Iconic London), I wasn't too sure where to turn. So when I spotted the PS Pro Oval Blending Brush whilst on a recent trip to Primark, I couldn't resist adding it to my basket.  

For anyone who doesn't know, oval style blending brushes claim to be perfect for applying both powder & liquid products - including eye-shadow, foundation & bronzer - and are available in a range of different sizes. As I really wanted something to use for foundation/concealer I opted for the "large" blending brush which currently retails at £4.00. 

The first thing that really stood out to me when using this brush was just how soft it felt on my skin. This - combined with how condensed the hairs are - is something I feel really helps ensure that all product are blended easily (something I feel regular foundation brushes can sometimes lack). I also feel the condensed brushes result in less product being absorbed into the brush, which is always a nice bonus! 

Since purchasing I've been using this product daily to apply my liquid foundation (as pictured above) along with my concealer - which I then follow with a fluffy powder brush to set in place before moving onto bronzer/highlighter - to leave a smooth & flawless look. 

If you're looking to test out oval blending brushes but - like me - aren't too sure where to start, I honestly couldn't recommend this brush enough. I'll definitely be heading back to the beauty range during my next Primark trip! 

Have you ever tried any beauty products from Primark's range?

What are your thoughts on Oval blending brushes?

I'd love to know! 

xxx

August Birchbox - Dive In

If there's one thing I look forward to at the beginning of each month, it's the arrival of my Birchbox. So when this months box (or rather, bag) "Dive In" arrived I was very excited to see what treats were inside.

Subscribers received one of four colourful designs which were all aptly named to fit their colour scheme; Coral Reef (orange), Blue Fin (Blue/Green), Yellow Fish (yellow) & Pink Pufferfish (Pink). Plus - instead of the usual box - subscribers were also treated to a a summer themed "Birch-bag". A scuba-material bag that is the perfect size to hold all those essential travel products that simply cannot be held in your suitcase.

Contents:

Anatomicals "The Buff Stuff" Body Scrub - £3.99 [x]
Merci Handy Cleansing Gel in "Black Vanilla"-  £2.90 [x]
Balance Me Face Mask - £18.00 [x]
Philip Kingsley "One More Day" Dry Shampoo - £14.50 [x]
Marcelle Eyeliner in shade "Expresso" - £10.50 [x]
"English Laundry" Perfume - £60.00 [x]

The first product that caught my eye this month is one that I love using on lazy days - dry shampoo. Whilst freshly washed hair feels amazing, we all know how much of a life saver dry shampoo can be. I've tested a few other products from the Philip Kinglsey brand which have always left my hair feeling lovely. So I can't wait to put this product to the test the next time my hair needs a little pick-me-up between washes. 

The next item that caught my eye is one that some subscribers may not be to excited to see in a beauty box. However Cleansing hand gel is one of those essentials that I honestly cannot live without - especially when travelling. Whilst they can be picked up relativity cheaply in most stores, one thing that stood out to me about the Merci Cleansing Gel has to be the gorgeous vanilla scent (with no hint of that alcohol-y smell from most gels). This already has a home in my hand-bag & I'm sure will quickly become a favourite. 

The third & final product that really stood out to me this month is the perfume sample from English Laundry. Described as the "essence of a country garden" the combination of notes including rose geranium & creamy white flowers make this the perfect scent for summer. Whilst £60.00 is a little on the pricey side, I can already tell from the sample that this is well worth the investment. 

I'm happy to say that the "Dive In" Birchbox has lived up to my expectations this month & I can't wait to add these products to my beauty routine. 

Have you ever used any of these products?
If so I'd love to know your thoughts.
xxx

Make-up Revolution - Lip Lacquer Liquid Lipstick

With both high-end and high-street brands jumping on the bandwagon, liquid lipstick are a craze that has taken the beauty world by storm. However with many different products available it can be a little daunting trying to decide which would be the best to try out.

As a huge fan of Make-up Revolution's lipsticks, I decided that a good place dip my toes in the world of liquid lipsticks could the brand's collection of Lip Lacquers. So - after what felt like a lifetime of comparing different shades - my love for all things berry-toned finally won & I walked away with a purple shade known as Rebel.

After purchasing this product, one of the first things I noticed was a promise that it would provide "intense colour pay off" as well as being both "touch proof" & "long wearing" - a very bold claim to come from any brand.

The first thing I noticed had to be the colour pay off - which I'm happy to say that really can't be faulted. As you can see from the swatch above, the deep purple shade is gorgeous & looks the exact same when applied as it does in the packaging (always a bonus!). However I wasn't quite as impressed when it came to lasting power. After application my lips were left feeling quite sticky as the product dried from liquid to matte (although admittedly this does disappear once dry). I also noticed that after eating & drinking the lipstick did begin to face/crack a little - probably due to the matte finish.

After multiple applications, I found that these problems are avoidable (try applying a small amount of product at a time with a finger & slowly building it up to create a stain & avoid the sticky-ness) however if you're looking for a simple/fuss free product, this may be a little too much hassle.

Retailing at only £3.00 this the Lip Lacquer is budget-friendly & in my opinion is a good product to buy as a test to see if Liquid Lipsticks will fit in with your beauty routine before splashing out the pricier alternatives.

Have you tried any of Make-up Revolution's Lip Lacquer's?
What are your thoughts on liquid lipsticks?
I'd love to know! 

xxx

Urban Decay ft. Disney | Alice Through The Looking Glass

If you missed my original post - or the huge amount of hype within the beauty world - then you may not be aware that Urban Decay have recently collaborated with Disney to celebrate the release of the new film, Alice Through The Looking Glass. Although in high demand since the moment of release, I managed to get my hands on one item from the collection & couldn't resist sharing.

After much deliberation, I finally settled on the shade Iracebeth (or the Red Queen to any unfamiliar to the Through The Looking Glass Story).

As you can see above the lipstick is bright red shade which comes in a matte formulae. Whilst matte lipsticks usually scare me a little, I was pleasantly surprised to find this creamy & not at all drying, whilst still managing to keep its matte-effect. Whilst testing I was also very impressed by the staying-power which managed to avoid any cracking or drastic fading.

Besides the colour/formulae, I also instantly fell in love with the packaging of the Through The Looking Glass collection. Urban Decay created a floral, kaleidoscope print that fits perfect with the strange & weird film whilst still managing to remain beautiful. This really is a lipstick that anyone would be proud to display on their dressing table.

Believe it or not, this is the first lipstick I've tried for Urban Decay & I'm happy to say that I was not left disappointed. Retailing at £16.00 these lipsticks aren't exactly cheap - however if you're a fan of Disney I'd definitely recommend picking one up if you can. Whilst they're still a little difficult to get your hands on at the moment, the collection is available from Urban Decay, Selfridge's & Harvey Nichols.

What are your thoughts on Urban Decay's

Alice Through The Looking Glass collection?
xxx

Real Techniques Miracle Complexion Sponge

When the Beauty Blender first became increasingly popular I'll admit that I just couldn't understand the hype.. why would I want to use a sponge (something that reminded me of hopelessly applying foundation at the age of 15) when I could use one of my lovely brushes?

These feelings stuck with me until around a month ago when I spotted the Real Techniques Miracle Complexion Sponge, innocently displayed near the check-outs of my local Superdrug.  In the split second before approaching the till I thought oh, what the heck... dropped the sponge into my basked & wondered off to pay.. *Yes, I do live life on the edge..*

Whilst un-boxing I'll admit that I was a little uncertain.. was this going to become my next holy grail item.. or would I simply end up throwing this in my draw - never to see the light of day again? However after trialling the sponge for around month now, I'm happy to say that I'm actually very impressed.

Whilst advertised as being an "all-round" product - meaning it can be used for powders & liquids alike - I personally prefer to use this for both foundation (using either the flat or rounded edge) & concealer (using the pointed tip to precisely cover any blemishes). I also imagine it would be great for blending liquid/stick bronzers & blushes, such as the Make-up revolution Blush Sticks (click here to read a full review).

For an every-day look - I personally think the best way to use the Complexion Sponge is damp. However instead of rinsing under water, I prefer to spray a few pumps of the MUA Setting Spray across the surface of the sponge. I've found this combination really helps to ensure my make-up is well blended & remains in place throughout the day.

The only downside to this product would be the recommendation of replacing every 1 - 3 months. Something that could become pretty expensive in the long run.. However I'm sure with good care & regular cleaning the sponge would last a lot longer.

Whilst I was pretty sceptical about using the Miracle Complexion Sponge at first, I can happily say that any doubt has now vanished. Whilst I will still use my brushes, the Miracle Complexion Sponge has definitely won a place within my favourite beauty items.

If you're interested in picking up this product for yourself, it currently retails at £5.99 & can be picked at Feel Unique, Boots & Superdrug.

Have you tried the Real Techniques Miracle Complexion Sponge?

If so, what are your thoughts?

xxx

January Sales Wishlist - Part One

Now that Christmas has officially come to an end *sobs* only one thing can cheer me up.. January Sales. There's nothing I love more than finding a good bargain, especially if that bargain is on an item I've been lusting over for months.

Of course actually attending sales in person is not for me (you won't find me queuing outside Next at 5 am on boxing day) BUT I do love to sit at my laptop from the comfort of my own home (preferably in pyjamas, with chocolate & a good Disney film on the telly) ready to find a good bargain from my favourite online stores.

As there are quite a few items on my wish list this year,  I have decided to put together a two part "mini-series" detailing all the items that have managed to find their way onto my "Sale Wishlist".

Welcome to part one - all things beauty! 

1. Benefit's "You're So Party" Gift Set - Boots - £26.33 reduced from £39.50 [x]

2. Urban Decay "Smoky Eye Palette" - Feel Unique - £34.20 reduced from £38.00 [x]

3. Clarisonic Mia 2, Keith Haring Special Edition - Feel Unique - £100.00 reduced from £125.00 [x]

4. Liz Earle "Sparkling Skin Duo" Set - Boots - £18.66 reduced from £28.00 [x]

5. Colour Crush Festive Lipstick in shade "Coral Blush" - The Body Shop - £5.00 reduced from £10.00 [x]

6. Real Techniques Bold Metals Essentials kit with Bag - Boots - £25.00 reduced from £64.00 [x]

Above are a mix of products that I have tried/tested & fallen in love with - Liz Earle being a holy grail product of mine - along with new items that I've had my eye for a while now. These include Urban Decay's "Smoky eye" palette & the Clarisonic facial brush, both of which have received great reviews within the blogging world. I also found the sets from Benefit & Real Techniques to be of amazing value when the original price & products themselves are considered. 

I hope you liked the first post within my little January Sales series - Part two will feature all things Fashion/Home-ware. 

Have you tried any of the above products?

What are your thoughts?

xxx

December's "It's Time To Shine" Birchbox

As someone who loves all things beauty, the idea of receiving monthly treats is something that has been tempting me for some time now. Whilst there are many beauty subscription services currently available, after a few hours of research (aka reading different blog posts) it became clear that Birchbox  (currently retailing at £10 per month  + £2.95 pp) is up there with the most popular. So as a little Christmas treat to myself - I decided to order December's "It's time to shine" box. 

Contents: 

Benefit "They're real" push up liner [x]
Ciate Nail Varnish in shade "Dangerous affair" [x]

Rituals "T'ai Chi" Foaming Shower Gel [x]

Benefit's "Puff off" [x]

Liz Earle Cleanse and Polish with muslin cloth [x]
Model Co Lipstick in shade "Smitten" [x]

Clutch Bag [x]

(Although not the same, I've linked the closets bag I can find)

This month's box includes an impressive selection of luxury samples. This includes popular products that I am yet to try for myself - such as the Ciate polish & both Benefit samples - & others already hold a place within my every-day favourites (I'm looking at you Liz Earle). I also love the addition of a clutch bag instead of the usual box itself. In my opinion this adds the perfect touch of glamour for the Christmas period.

It's safe to say that I was in no way disappointed with the treats featured inside this months box & I can't wait to try them all out for myself. If you're interested in any of the products featured in this months box, I've linked the full size version of each above.

Have you ever tried Birchbox?

What are your thoughts?

xxx

A Benefit Mini Haul

It seems that I may have accidentally purchased some new beauty items.. again *oops*. But who can simply browse make-up counters without picking up at least something.. This little trip resulted in me being drawn to Benefit's counter & treating myself to a few more beauty products to add to my collection.

1. They're Real Mascara - £19.50 [x]
2. The Pore-fessional Pro Balm/Primer - £24.50 [x]
3. Watt's Up Highlighter - £24.50 [x]
(The mascara & highlighter shown are miniatures, however I've linked the full size products as I couldn't find the miniatures online) 

The first product I picked up is one that has received high amounts of praise within the blogging world & something I've had my eye one for a while now."They're Real" boasts to create "bigger, bolder & sexier lashes".. what girl doesn't crave that?!

Next is Benefit's "watt's up" highlighter. This is a gorgeous champagne coloured cream highlighter that claims to offer a luminous glow for all complexions. The little light-bulbs on the packaging also make this ridiculously cute.

Last but not least, is the Pore-fessional Pro Balm/Primer. This claims to be a lightweight balm to minimize the appearance of pores & keep make-up in place throughout the day. Whilst I don't really have a problem with my pores, I have been looking for a new primer for a while now - hopefully it'll live up to my expectations!

Since picking these products up I've found that I've have been very impressed *yay*. Watch this space for a full review.

Have you tried any of these products?
What are your thoughts?
xxx

Wooden Handled Foundation Brush* | Born Pretty

As much as I love trying out new make-up brushes, they can be a little on the pricey-side. So when Born Pretty contacted me to ask if I'd be interested in sampling their budget friendly range, I jumped at the chance.

After browsing the collection for at least an hour - there were so many brushes to chose from! - I finally made the decision to try out the Wooden Handled Foundation Brush* which currently retails for £2.60.

As someone who's never tried any budget friendly brushes before, I'll admit that I wasn't too sure what to expect. However I'm happy to say that as soon as I tested this brush I was pleasantly surprised. I've found that this is perfect for applying both foundation & concealer as both the soft bristles & tapered end make it perfect for those harder to reach areas including around the nose and under the eye.

If you're on the look out for some new make-up brushes - but are looking for more budget friendly option - I'd definitely recommend checking out Born Pretty.

Plus any of my lovely readers that feel like treating themselves can also get an extra 10% off any full priced item by using the code SMMH10. Either click the link above or use the banner in the side bar!

Have you every used any budget friendly brushes? 

What are your thoughts? 

xxx

Make up Revolution: The One Blush Stick

I had my eye on the Multiple Stick from NARS for a while now.. it's absolutely beautiful, but I couldn't decide if parting with the £30.00 price mark was the best way to go only to be disappointed & ultimately out of pocket... or worse, discovering that there's a cheaper dupe out there somewhere.. *shudders a little at the thought*.

So when I stumbled across Make-up Revolutions "The One Blush Stick" I couldn't resist adding it to  my basket. As you can see from the photos below the two products do seem very similar. Obvious similarities include; the packaging, shade name "Malibu" and how each are described as multi-purpose across both cheeks and lips (the NARS version does also boast that it can be used on eyes).. Although personally I can only really imagine using this as a bronzer for contouring.

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Now I can't really say whether this is a dupe - although it does appear that way - as I haven't actually tried the NARS Multiple Stick *sobs a little*. So I couldn't in anyway make a fair comparison.

When I purchased Make-up Revolution's The One Blush Stick, it's safe to say that I definitely didn't allow myself to get my hopes up.. Sure I wanted it to be the answer to all my contouring dreams & secretly hoped it would sculpt my cheekbones so they'd pass an inspection from Kim K herself.. but I knew this probably wasn't going to happen. But - *dramatic drum roll* -  I have actually been very pleasantly surprised.

Key factors:

• Blending - I use my Real Techniques Stippling blush with this product & was pleasantly surprised just how effortlessly it  blends into my skin.
• Colour pay off - Another element that didn't disappoint.. a little goes a long way but if you're after a slightly heavier look the product is easily build-able.. or if you wanted a subtle look, you can mix the product with a little water to tone it down.
• Price - £5.00 - Bargain.. what more can I say?
• Shade - As mentioned earlier I have the shade "Malibu", which I can only describe as a sheer brown with a slight rosey tint/undertone which I find this to be perfect for my skin tone.. 

After trying this product as a bronzer I can safely say I'm tempted to try out one of the different shades & seeing how they work as a blusher.. 

Have you ever tried Make-up Revolutions Blush Stick?

Or maybe the NARS Multiple Stick?

Let me know your thoughts..

- Side note - I was going to add a photo of this product on, but it was one of those days where my face just didn't want to cooperate with the camera *sigh*  - 

xxx

Makeup Revolution Lipstick - Review

After a particularly stressful end to a recent week at work I decided I really did deserve a little treat. In a bid to not be tempted into sweet-tasting treats *the flat stomach will thank me later* I found myself browsing the make-up counters in Superdrug.

As I've mentioned in a few of my recent posts, Make-up Revolution is a a brand that  has definitey caught my eye. In my opinion the items are of great quality at very affordable prices. This is perfect for experimenting with new products & styles.

I've been wanting to expand my lipstick collection for a while now.. So after browsing the Make-up Revolution counter I stumbled across the gorgeous dark purple "Rebel With A Cause" from the brand's Vamp Collection. (I know, I know.. Heading into summer it's all about the bright colours. However there's just something about a dark lip that I love for a night-time look.)

A little summary:

• Packaging: This product may not be as glamorous to look at as other lipsticks available but it does offer a simple & clean packaging with rose-gold detailed lettering. Plus I love that you can easily see the shade through the plastic cap. 
• Finish/Colour Pay Off: When I first tried this lipstick I applied it over a lip balm & found that it really neutralised the colour.. However when applying it directly to my lips the result was the dark & vampy look I was after. 
• Price: This retails for an extremely affordable £1. Perfect for all budgets & for when you need a little, inexpensive treat.
• Formulation: If you've read any of my previous lipstick reviews, you'll know that drying lip products are a pet peeve of mine.. however luckily this lipstick has a beautifully creamy formulation, leaving lips feeling happy & moisturised. 
• Added Bonus: That "plastic cap" I mentioned earlier.. not only does it conveniently show which shade of lipstick is inside.. oh no.. it also pops off to reveal a mini pot of same-coloured product. This is perfect for use a lip liner when paired with a small lip-lining brush. 

In my opinion, you really can't go wrong with this product & I'm sure I'll be treating myself to more lipsticks from Make-up revolution soon. 

Have you ever tried lipstick from Make-up Revolution?

What are your thoughts?

xxx

Accidental Beauty Haul

Over the last week or so I seem to have accidentally treated myself to a few new beauty items..  I've been trying to justify this to myself and say that I really needed to purchase these for blog content (does anyone else do this?).. but in reality I simply gave in to that little voice in brain that was repeatedly telling me how much I needed each of these products..

I wouldn't in anyway say I've gone crazy as everything I purchased came from affordable high-street brands - Rimmel, Make-up Revolution & MUA - plus I've had my eye on a few of these products for a while now... so really, I like to think of this as more of an investment.

Products:

1) Make-up Revolution "Unicorn's Unite" Palette - £6.00 [x]

2) Rimmel Lasting Finish 25 Hour Nude Foundation - £7.99 [x]

3) Make-up Revolution Mini Brush Set - £4.95 [x]

4) MUA Pro-brow Eyebrow Kit - £3.50 [x]

5) Make-up Revolution "Blush Stick" - £5.00 [x]

If you read my recent wishlist post, you'd have seen that I've had my eye on a few items from Make-up revolution for a while now.. & although only one of these items was actually featured on the list (the mini-brush set) there were other items that had been sat in my online basket for sometime. I've also had my eye on some very similar high-end versions of the above items (such as "The Multiple" Stick from NARS) & just could resist giving these cheaper versions a try.. What beauty lover doesn't live in the hope of finding a great dupe?!

I'm so excited to try each of these products & put together some more blog posts with my thoughts. 

Have you tried any of these products?

If so, what are your thoughts?

xxx

Face Of The Evening - Weekend Drinks

As a belated birthday celebration for Ollie, we decided to head out to a local bar for "just a few" drinks... So I thought I'd put together a little "face of the evening" post..

Products: 

Base: Olay's Essentials Complete Care Sensitive "Day Fluid" moisturiser [x]

Foundation: MAC's Studio Sculpt (shade NW15) [x]

Concealer: To cover under eye darkness - Rimmel's Wake Me Up concealer [x] & on any blemishes/redness - Collections Lasting Perfection Concealer [x]

Powder: Rimmel's Stay Matte pressed powder (shade 001 - Transparent) [x]

Blusher/Highlighter/Bronzer: Sleek's Face Form contouring & blush palette [x]

Mascara: Rimmel's Lash Accelerator - extreme black [x]

Eye-Brows: Barry M's Natural Glow Palette (Unfortunately there are no names or number for the shadows, but I used a combination of the darkest brown for the inner corners of my eyebrows & then the second darkest shade to fill in the rest) [x] 

Eye-Shadow: Barry M's Natural Glow Palette again using a mixture of all the brown shades in the palette - using the darker shades on the outer parts of my eyes

Lipstick: Shade 084 - "Amethyst Shimmer" from Rimmel [x]

As I was wearing a black dress & I'd kept my eye make-up relatively natural/subtle I decided to add both a pop of colour & a slight statement with my lip colour. I personally think the purple shade dresses up the look & takes what could be a daytime look to more of an evening look. 

What are your favourite products to use for an evening look?

xxx

Makeup Revolution Wishlist

Make-up Revolution is a brand that's received a lot of hype recently & it's easy to see why with so many gorgeous products on offer at such affordable prices.

I have a few lipsticks from the range and seem to have *accidentally* placed a fair few products in my basket on the make-up revolution website.

1. Mini Brush Set - £4.95 [x]

2. Blushing Hearts Blush - £4.99 [x]

3. Lipstick shade"Amazing Bliss" - £1.00 [x]

4. Lipstick shade "Atomic" - £1.00 [x]

5. Ultra Eye shadow Palette - £8.00 [x]

6.  "Focus & Fit" Eye brow kit - £2.50 [x]

These are just a few of the products that have caught my eye recently. My favourites include; the Mini Brush Set - perfect for keeping in your handbag for touch-ups or for travelling, the Blushing Hearts Blusher - the packaging and colours are so pretty - & the "Amazing Bliss" lipstick - a perfect shade for the spring/summer months. 

Have you tried any products from the Makeup Revolution range?

Which products are your favourite?

xxx