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23.6.14
Lime Crime Lipstick in Centrifuschia│Review & Swatches
Do you like wearing bold lipstick?
Etiquetas:
centrifuschia,
lime crime,
lipstick,
review,
swatches
13.3.14
Macadamia Flawless Cleansing Conditioner│Review
M acadamia Flawless ($33.00 for 8 oz) is a 6 in 1 cleansing conditioner that claims to refine hair texture, cut down blow drying time and optimize styling process. It's great for all hair types and is surfactant and paraben free. My hair type is processed, damaged hair and I can say this product has worked wonders on my hair. Basically, you use this instead of your shampoo and conditioner and voilá! you're ready to go. Not only this product leaves my hair feeling soft but also super clean.
The Flawless formula comes out as a lightweight mousse, but as I rub it on my hands it becomes more creamy. I apply 2 pumps directly to my scalp, gently massage it and let it sit for 5 minutes. I can feel the texture of my hair change, it becomes softer and detangled. At the same time, my hair feels clean. I always like to make sure I've rinsed out all of the product to avoid any build up as I try not to wash my hair everyday.
I find it works way better than dry shampoo, as dry shampoo tends to add more to the hair instead of actually cleaning it. I liked that it really detangled my hair as I never brush it when it's wet. I follow with the Macadamia Deep Repair Mask and the No Tangle Spray for styling. I'm not sure about the cut blow drying time claim, but my hair usually takes a long time to air dry.
6.3.14
Aesop Parsley Seed Cleansing Mask│Review
Skincare is something I'm really into, I like doing research on key ingredients that could possibly help improve the condition of my skin. I'm not saying I have terrible skin, I just like looking after it. I guess I could say I'm still jumping on the bandwagon as I don't really have a million face masks or lots of serums (ew serum texture). But I'll probably start a new obsession. As I did with hair care! Masks are something I'm always looking forward to, as I find they're directly related to relaxing and having a nice quiet time. The Aesop Parsley Seed Cleansing Masque ($39.00 for 2 fl.oz) is a clay-based deep cleansing mask, but surprisingly it isn't abrasive to any type of skin. I have normal - sensitive skin and I find this mask to work great. I leave it on for 20 minutes and after I wash it out my skin feels softened, refreshed and more importantly deep-cleansed. Whilst drying, there are some patches that dry faster than others, I don't really know why this happens but it seems to me that it takes more time to dry on dry or problem areas. Did that made sense? The key ingredients are parsley seed, evening primrose and rosehip seed.
Here's a little ingredient breakdown:
Parsley: this herb contains volatile oils and flavonoids, the beneficial properties of parsley include: antibacterial, anti-inflamatory and antioxidant properties. Parsley is also a great source of vitamin C and beta-carotene (pro-vitamin A).
Evening Primrose: contains a high concentration of a fatty acid called GLA, a fatty acid that has healing properties. It also has gamma-linoleic acid, linoleic acid and other nutrients that are essential for cell structure and improving elasticity of the skin.
Rosehip Seed (Rosa Canina): these seeds are one of the richest source of vitamin C and contain essential fatty acids; omega 6, omega 3 as well as antioxidant lycopene and beta-carotene. The essential fatty acids provide moisture and antioxidants. The vitamins help combat wrinkles, sun damage and most importantly, uneven skin tone.
Full ingredient list: Water (Aqua), Kaolin, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Bentonite, Alcohol Denat., Glycerin, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Oenothera Biennis (Evening Primrose) Oil, Rosa Canina Fruit Oil, Phenoxyethanol, Ormenis Multicaulis Oil, Carum Petroselinum (Parsley) Seed Oil, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone, Linalool.
Have you tried this mask?
Etiquetas:
aesop,
aesop parsley seed cleansing masque,
moonrivergirl,
review,
skincare
4.3.14
Amika Nourishing Mask│Review
Technically, I'm washing my hair twice a week. My hair has improved sooo much since I went blonde. It's shiny, healthier and has regained elasticity and manageability. I got the Amika Obliphica Nourishing Mask because I was already using the Color PHerfection Shampoo and love how it smells. Besides smelling great, this mask contains Sea Buckthorn Berry (Obliphica), a herb that is used for several things, and even has health benefits. The herb is used as a source of vitamins, antioxidants, protein building blocks (amino acids), fatty acids and minerals. The Obliphica Berry, Omega 3, 6 and 9 are combined with argan nut oil, making this mask a hydrating-replenishing cocktail!
I leave the mask on my wet hair while I'm taking a shower (2-5 minutes recommended). My hair feels soft and supple after I've rinsed it out, I follow with the Amika Oil Treatment. The healing powers of this mask combined with the oil treatment are beyond amazing!
Use either as a weekly treatment or an everyday conditioner. In either case apply generously to the hair, wait 2-5 minutes and rinse thoroughly. Use alone, or enhance with a few drops of the amika Obliphica Oil Treatment.
All the products in the line are not tested on animals and are free from any animal derived ingredients.
Etiquetas:
amika,
amika nourishing mask,
hair,
hair mask,
haircare,
obliphica oil,
review,
sea buckthorn berry
12.3.13
Lime Crime Opaque Lipstick in Mint to Be│Review & Swatches
Clinique Even Better SPF 15 Foundation│Review
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07 vanilla,
clinique,
even better foundation,
foundation,
makeup spf 15,
review,
swatches
7.3.13
February 2013 Glossybox│USA
| Da Vinci Cosmetics Shimmer Powder and LiSi Color Glaze Lipgloss in 6th Sense. |
What are your thoughts on February's Glossybox?
13.2.13
Tarte Glamazon 12-hour Lipstick in Fierce│Review & Swatches
Etiquetas:
bright red,
fierce,
manrepeller glossybox,
review,
swatches,
tarte glamazon
10.1.13
Revlon ColorStay Longwear Nail Enamel in Spanish Moss│Review & Swatches
Etiquetas:
colorstay,
nail enamel,
nail laquer,
nail polish,
review,
revlon,
spanish moss,
swatches
24.12.12
Lush Angels on Bare Skin Facial Cleanser│Review & Photos
Angels on Bare Skin ($.13.95) is a kaolin clay-base facial cleanser that contains ground almonds which gently exfoliate dead skin but it's not too harsh so it can be used everyday. It also contains rose and lavender oils to help balance out combination skin. Application is not as messy as I thought it would be, when mixed with water, it transforms into a paste. It smells heavenly and I've noticed my skin is softer. I've added this cleanser to my routine and use it in the am and pm after removing my makeup. In comparison to other cleansers (either liquid or solid soaps) it doesn't dry my skin and even though I apply moisturizer afterwards I feel like I wouldn't need to. Is that good!
Urban Decay Naked Basics Palette│Review & Swatches
| Naked Basics Palette compared to iPhone 4S |
Overall, this is a great palette and if you're into neutrals this is perfect for you! however if you want to try a more colourful palette then this is definetly not for you. I find it perfect for everyday use to wear to work, school, wherever really :) Since it has light-to-medium-to-dark colours you can still build up and create a smoky, sultry look. Or a naked look too!
Do you like this palette? You could win it on my giveaway! Enter here.
Etiquetas:
naked basics palette,
neutral palette,
review,
swatches,
urban decay
20.12.12
Mac Glamour Daze Outrageously Fun Cremesheen Lipstick│Review & Swatches
Etiquetas:
cremesheen,
lipstick,
mac glamour daze,
Outrageously Fun,
review,
swatches
8.12.12
Urban Decay Deluxe Eyeshadow in Underground│Review, Swatches
Even though the Deluxe eyeshadows are being discontinued, you still get great quality and quantity (twice as big as the regular shadows) for wait your paying for. The Urban Decay Deluxe Eyeshadows are on sale for $.8.00 (insted of the original price $.18.00) on urbandecay.com I don't really know when were these released exactly. Honestly I'm in love with this shade and I want to get more Deluxe Eyeshadows before they're gone.
Underground is described as a medium fawn and it has a metallic sheen. The texture is very soft and the colour payoff is amazing. The packaging is very unique, and every shade has a different packaging. I picked Underground as I find it a very easy-to-wear shade and it's perfect for everyday!
Etiquetas:
deluxe eyeshadows,
review,
swatch,
underground,
urban decay,
vegan
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