Brushless- makeup look

After taking inspiration from one of viviannadoesmakeup's videos, I  decided that I would also do a brushless look, a slightly different style.

First I used a little bit if mac's face and body foundation in N1 and rubbed it in to my face in an upwards motion using my fingertips. Then using one pump I dotted the bourjois bb bronzing cream in a 3 movement on each side of my face.  I find this product a bit oily and patchy for my skin, but a good cream bronzer for contouring.  A little swirl of revlon photo ready cream blush in pinched and that was face done.

On to eyes: first I just put on a bit of the Clinique chubby stick for eyes in ample amber over the benefit eye primer, stay don't stray. This combination really work for me as if I don't use the eye primer, the colour will be gone in 3 hours.  Then I lined my upper lash line with the maybelline master precise liquid liner pen. After curling my lashes it was time for mascara I used Lancôme hypnose on the upped lashes, and maybelline great lash on the bottom. Lastly on my eyebrows I used the new maybelline brow drama brow mascara in dark blond. I think this product is a great one, and especially as it is the only one of its kind in the drugstore. 

I hope you like this makeup look and send me pictures of you versions to me twitter @just_lucyx and the #brushlessmakeuplook 

See you all soon, and don't forget to comment with any suggestions for products that you love x

Byeeere

Soap and Co mineral peeling gel review

 After being whisked in to sakare shop in seven dials, covent garden, and after trying out the body scrub, butter, and mineral peeling gel, we ended up buying the peeling gel, and both my sister the same but with the scrub as well, we were all ecstatic with our purchases and couldn't wait to go home and try them for real.

Pricing could have been clearer with this product as they decided as opening day that I would get the peeling gel and mud soap ,RRP £15, for £25 ,RRP £65, and my two sisters would pay £100 for their goodies, £111, trying the scrub in the shop almost made me spend that amount of money, but I ended up with the better deal ,OVER 50%, 

The first time I tried the product I instantly fell in love, you do end up feeling residue of dead skin, but it washes off easily, and the dead skin ended up peeling off, a very strange feeling. After moisturising, your skin is so so soft. The softest I have ever felt it. I will have to see if this product has any more benefits, but so far I love it.

If I was able to get a good deal, I would happily repurchase it again, but if is is stuck at the £65 price, I may have to put off buying, or look online for cheaper deals.

I an almost certain that you are not able to buy this product online, so if near a soap and co shop or any other stockists I would defiantly check out some more stuff from the range. 

      

Introduction

So this is my first blog post and I stall start by saying hi. I've been interested in blogging for ages so I've finally decided I'm going to make the jump and do it.

This blog is going to be a mixture of life, fashion, and beauty. That means OOTD/look books , monthly favourites, and then just what I've been up to that month.

I hope that you enjoy reading the blog and feel free to comment, giving me suggestion on what to post about.

Bye xxxxx or maybe hello!