I needed a new eye make up remover but a trip to Superdrug to get this ended up in a mini haul!
A few of these items I have heard raving reviews about, and with '3 for 2' on Bourjois products, I thought this would be an ideal time to try out these items for myself.
I can suffer with occasional sensitivity on my eye area so this ticks all the boxes for me. I simply put a little on cotton pads, place over my eyes & very gently wipe away the make up. The eye area is so delicate its important not to rub and to treat the skin with extra TLC!
It works amazingly! I placed the cotton pad on my eye for 10 seconds, and when I removed the pad, the make up had lifted. After a few gentle wipes, the area was completely cleansed. There was no stinging or irritation or tacky residue left behind. The product was absorbed quickly and left my eye area feeling really refreshed.
The second item was Superdrug's 'The Little Soothing Tin' lip relief. My lips can feel dry
It smells & tastes like menthol as well as containing camphor. I find that it really moisturises and soothes and leaves a lovely cooling effect on the lips. It's £1.49 for 20g and just a staple in my make up collection.
I couldn't pass on this next product as it is meant to be better than most high end concealer, and that is the Collection (previously Collection 2000) 'Lasting Perfection' concealer in shade 2 Light. This is a very durable concealer which is amazing at covering under eye circles & any imperfections on the skin.
This was currently on offer at £3.69 (usually £4.19). It states to have 16 hours worth of coverage while being transfer resistant. I don't think any product is 100% transfer proof but this was pretty close. I love this and is now my holy grail concealer.
The next product is a bronzer that I have heard a lot of positive comments on. It's the Bourjois 'Delice de Poudre'. What I love about this is that it looks and smells just like chocolate!! I got it in the shade 51 peaux claires/medianes which I presume is light to medium, however, there was a darker shade there. This retails at £6.99 for 16.5g of product.
Its a matte bronzer so perfect as a contour or just to apply a slight bronzed glow to the face & body. Its a good shade too, not too orange & a decent matte bronzer is hard to find in drugstores. It has great longevity & a little goes a long way. I tend to apply a minimal amount of bronzer to begin with anyway and build it up to get the look I desire to prevent looking too OTT.
I paid £7.99 for 3.5g of product. On reflection, this isn't worth the money especially after testing my next buy.
This was a lipstick from the MUA range. I have reviewed some of their eyeshadow palettes previously which I will link below.
http://allthingsbeautyxxx.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/mua-make-up-academy-eye-shadow-palettes.html
I purchased this in Shade 14 'Bare' and was just £1.00 for 3.8g of product! Not only that, where the colour is shown at the bottom of the packaging, this unscrews to reveal a corresponding lipgloss.
This is more of a peachy nude than the Bourjois lipstick which has darker blue undertones.
I also saw MUA have brought out a fixing spray, concealer palette, BB cream and a gorgeous highlighter which looks like a possible dupe of MAC's 'Soft and Gentle' so I think these may be on the top of my 'To Buy' list.
Hope you enjoyed!
Hannah xxx
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