Friday, January 27, 2017
WARNING. YOU'RE BEING LIED TO. PLEASE WATCH. THANK YOU.
Wayne Goss tells us something we need to know about the YouTube Beauty Guru world!!!
Friday, January 20, 2017
MeMeMe Beat the Blues Skin Illuminator
Here's a not so well known product that is becoming a not so well kept secret! I have the Oyster Gold, which is a cross between a pink and a gold. The name suits it quite well.
The other shade, Pearl Pink color is a very pink illuminator. Used as a highlighter or an illuminator, it can be used in various ways. To start with, it comes in a nailpolish bottle, so application is easy. Brush a little or a lot onto the back of your hand and voila, you have a little palette to work from. I mix a little into my foundation everyday for a slightly glowy (but not too glowy!) look. It mixes quite well with the foundations I use (Bourjois 123, Revlon Colorstay and Kat von D Lock It). It also is buildable! I found it blends out beautifully, and if you want a stronger highlight, just don't blend it out as much. It is NOT quite as radiant as the Benefit Highbeam, but I think it works fine for my needs.
For those of you who have major sensitivities, you may not like it. I have eczema around my eyes, but have not noticed any irritation in the month I've ben using it. You can find this little gem on eBay from anywhere between 10 - 18 dollars USD or on Glossybox for $9.00 USD.
Here is your ingredient list:
Water
Mineral Oil
Mica
Glycerin
Glyceryl Stearate
Stearic Acid
Silica
Phenoxyethanol
Methylparaben
Propylparaben
Titanium Dioxide
Iron Oxides
The other shade, Pearl Pink color is a very pink illuminator. Used as a highlighter or an illuminator, it can be used in various ways. To start with, it comes in a nailpolish bottle, so application is easy. Brush a little or a lot onto the back of your hand and voila, you have a little palette to work from. I mix a little into my foundation everyday for a slightly glowy (but not too glowy!) look. It mixes quite well with the foundations I use (Bourjois 123, Revlon Colorstay and Kat von D Lock It). It also is buildable! I found it blends out beautifully, and if you want a stronger highlight, just don't blend it out as much. It is NOT quite as radiant as the Benefit Highbeam, but I think it works fine for my needs.
For those of you who have major sensitivities, you may not like it. I have eczema around my eyes, but have not noticed any irritation in the month I've ben using it. You can find this little gem on eBay from anywhere between 10 - 18 dollars USD or on Glossybox for $9.00 USD.
Here is your ingredient list:
Water
Mineral Oil
Mica
Glycerin
Glyceryl Stearate
Stearic Acid
Silica
Phenoxyethanol
Methylparaben
Propylparaben
Titanium Dioxide
Iron Oxides
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