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Swatch Sunday: Stila Eyes Are The Window – Mind

Stila Eyes Are The Window - Mind

 

Stila Eyes Are The Window - Mind
Stila Eyes Are The Window – Mind

Was it a year ago? Maybe slightly longer? Stila revamped their eyeshadow palettes and came out with a slew of these 12 pan ones.

Stila Eyes Are The Window - Mind
Stila Eyes Are The Window – Mind

This is the Stila Eyes Are The Window Mind palette and I was drawn in by that bright orange shade! This is an all matte palette.

Stila Eyes Are The Window – Mind Swatches

Stila - Brilliance
Stila – Brilliance
Stila - Instinct
Stila – Instinct
Stila - Reason
Stila – Reason
Stila - Imagination
Stila – Imagination
Stila - Observation
Stila – Observation
Stila - Thinker
Stila – Thinker
Stila - Genius
Stila – Genius
Stila - Wit
Stila – Wit
Stila - Creativity
Stila – Creativity
Stila - Understanding
Stila – Understanding
Stila - Perception
Stila – Perception
Stila - Intellect
Stila – Intellect

The Stila Eyes Are The Window – Mind palette can be purchased on sephora.ca for $59 CAD or on sephora.com for $49 USD.

The product featured in this post was sent to me for consideration.

What’s On My Face – Volume 47

I’ve only just realized that this is going to be a very heavy “makeup posting” week! I’ve got a What’s On My Face post for you today, a makeup tutorial up on YouTube tomorrow and then a “Totally Cute Challenge Week” on Friday. So if you’re looking for inspiration, hopefully you’ll find something you like on here this week. šŸ™‚


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Even though I had picked it up aaaages ago at IMATS New York, I hadn’t yet had the opportunity to play with my Mehron Fire palette. The look came out pretty nicely, but they were HUGELY benefited by a white, sticky base.

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Eyes
I first applied NYX’s Jumbo Eyeshadow Pencil in Milk as a base, then:

  1. MAC Cork
  2. Mehron Inferno
  3. Mehron Hot Pink
  4. MehronĀ Purple Heat
  5. MAC Blanc Type

I created the wing with MAC‘s Blacktrack fluidline and applied Too Faced Better Than Sex waterproof mascara to my lashes.

Face

  • Foundation: Revlon Colorstay liquid Ā in 200 Nude
  • Blush: Hourglass Diffused Heat
  • Highlighter: MAC Soft & Gentle
  • Lips: TarteĀ Lip Quench in Rose

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More playing around with my IMATS goodies!

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Eyes
(all from theĀ Violet Voss Holy Grail palette)

  1. Transition
  2. Toffee
  3. How U Doin
  4. Wine N Dine
  5. Teddy Bear
  6. Crystal
  7. Thanks A Latte

I created the wing withĀ Kat Von D‘s Tattoo Liner in Trooper and tightlined both water lines withĀ Marc Jacobs’ Highliner Gel Crayon in Blacquer. I coacted my lashes withĀ Maybelline Lash Sensational Luscious Full Fan Effect mascaraĀ and applied a pair of House of Lashes Au Naturale falsies.

Face

  • Foundation:Ā BECCA Aqua Luminous Perfecting Foundation in Fair
  • Blush:Ā Hourglass Ambient Lighting Blush in Luminous Flush
  • Bronzer: Joe Fresh Sand Bronzer
  • Highlighter: MAC Whisper of Gilt
  • Lips: Wet n Wild Cherry Picking

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I did this one as a guest post for Zoe over on Writing Whimsy in June! She asked for “purple” and I just went hogwild with it.

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Eyes

  1. Makeup Geek Peach Smoothie through the top of the crease.
  2. Makeup Geek Blacklight all over the lid.
  3. Makeup Geek Masquerade on the outer half of the lid.
  4. Makeup Geek Drama Queen on the outer corner to deepen it up.
  5. Makeup Geek Vanilla Bean and White lies mixed together on the brow bone.
  6. Makeup Geek Phantom on the inner corner.

I lined the outer half of my lash line with Makeup Geek Masquerade and then applied Lit Cosmeticsā€™ Disco Diva glitter to the inner half and painted it into a thin point (I used Litā€™s glitter adhesive to get it to stick). I created the wing with Kat Von Dā€™s Tattoo Liner in Trooper and tightlined my waterlines with Marc Jacobs’ Highliner Gel Crayon in Blacquer. I applied Too Faced Better Than Sex Waterproof mascara to my lashes and popped on a pair of Bombshell lashes by Houses of Lashes.

Face

  • Foundation: Make Up For Ever Ultra HD liquid in Y225
  • Bronzer: Physicians Formula Butter Bronzer in Bronze
  • Blush: Urban Decay Bittersweet
  • Highlighter: BECCA Pearl
  • Lips: Too Faced Unicorn Tears

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I did this look for a YouTube tutorial back in March. At the time I thought I was going to be able to cross post every makeup tutorial I did on there to on here… and it looks like that won’t be possible, but here’s that looks regardless!

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Eyes

  1. BECCA Ombre Rouge shade #3
  2. BECCA Ombre Rouge shade #4
  3. BECCA Ombre Rouge shade #2
  4. BECCA Ombre Rouge shade #1
  5. BECCA Ombre Rouge shade #5

I created the wing with Make Up For Ever‘s Ink Liner and applied Too Faced Better Than Sex mascara to my lashes. I’m also wearing a pair of Bombshell lashes by House of Lashes.

Face

  • Primer:Ā Make Up For Ever Step 1 Radiant Pink Primer
  • Foundation: BECCA Aqua Luminous Perfecting foundation in Fair
  • Bronzer: Bourjois Delice de Poudre
  • Blush: BECCA Flowerchild
  • Highlighter: BECCA Champagne Pop
  • Lips: I lined my lips with MAC‘s Boldly Bare lip pencil first, then filled them in with MAC Brave with MAC Shy Girl on top

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Annnnd more products I got from IMATS New York. Eesh, I had no idea how IMATS heavy this post was going to be!

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Eyes
I first applied NYX‘s Jumbo Eyeshadow Pencil in Milk as a base, then:

  1. Sugarpill Flamepoint
  2. Sugarpill Mochi
  3. Sugarpill Velocity
  4. Sugarpill 2AM
  5. MAC Blanc Type

I created the wing with MAC‘s Blacktrack fluidline and appliedĀ Too Faced Better Than Sex WaterproofĀ mascara to my lashes.

Face

  • Primer:Ā Joe Fresh Illuminating Primer in Pure Glow
  • Foundation: Clinique Chubby in the Nude in Intense Ivory
  • Blush: Stila Convertible Color in Peach Blossom
  • Bronzer: MAC Refined Golden
  • Highlighter: Too Faced Candelight Warm Glow
  • Lips: Clinique Pop Glaze in Licorice Pop

Stila Sunset Serenade Convertible Color Palette (Review & Swatches)

Stila Convertible Color Dual Lip & Cheek Palette in Sunset Serenade

I’ve seen people swoon over the Stila Convertible Colors for yearrrrs. And yet, I could never commit to owning a huge pan of cream blush at that price tag just because I never really wear cream blush that much.

Stila Convertible Color Dual Lip & Cheek Palette in Sunset Serenade
Stila Convertible Color Dual Lip & Cheek Palette in Sunset Serenade

But nowĀ that I’ve got the option to try out five shades in one palette? I’m all over that! The Stila Convertible Colors are primarily marketed as a lipstick that you canĀ also wearĀ as a blush. However, I’d have to say that I notice far more people wearing these as cream blushes, and that was my intent for this palette.

Stila Convertible Color Dual Lip & Cheek Palette in Sunset Serenade
Stila Convertible Color Dual Lip & Cheek Palette in Sunset Serenade

The Dual Lip & Cheek palettes come in a warm version (Sunset Serenade, the one I have in this post) and a cool-toned version (Sunrise Splendor).

Stila Convertible Color Dual Lip & Cheek Palette in Sunset Serenade
Stila Convertible Color Dual Lip & Cheek Palette in Sunset Serenade

The five shades featured are Petunia, Peach Blossom, Gerbera, Camellia and Twilight Rose.Ā Only Petunia and Camellia can be found in Stila‘s permanent range (or at least, that’s what I see on Sephora’s site!).

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Stila Convertible Color Dual Lip & Cheek Palette in Sunset Serenade (Petunia, Peach Blossom, Gerbera, Camellia & Twilight Rose) – swatches

Swatched out, the colours look immensely shiny. Honestly, they look quite a bit like a thick milkshake-type lipgloss.

Wearing Gerbera and Camellia mixed together on cheeks
Wearing Gerbera and Camellia mixed together on cheeks
Wearing Peach Blossom on cheeks
Wearing Peach Blossom on cheeks
Wearing Twilight Rose on cheeks
Wearing Twilight Rose on cheeks

My Thoughts

I’ve used enough cream blushes over the years to figure out that in general they usually aren’t for me. In fact, I’d pretty much decluttered all of the cream blushes out of my collection because I just didn’t reach for them. This Stila palette is going to turn out to be exception to that rule because these are PHENOMENAL! I have zero interest in wearing these as a lipstick because I just don’t like potted lipstick, so for me these are only cream blushes. I apply them to my face with a small stippling brush that fits perfectly into the pan. You barely need anything on your brush because these are so, SO pigmented.Ā They melted into myĀ skin really easily which made blending a dream. I found myself so impressed with the finish on my skin. They keep a slight bit of their sheen which makes for a really healthy glow, however, they’re not tacky, so you don’t have to worry about your hair sticking to your cheeks. I also had no problem applying a powder highlighter on top of the cream.

I finished trying these blushes out about a week ago for the blog… but I found myself continuously coming back to them over the following week even though I’ve got tons of other blushes I could be playing with. If that’s not a sign of an amazing product, then I don’t know what is! Two enormous thumbs up for this palette!

The StilaĀ Convertible Color Dual Lip & Cheek Palettes can be purchased on sephora.ca for $51 CAD or on sephora.com for $39 USD.

The product featured in this review was sent to me for consideration.

What I Bought This Month ā€“ May 2015 Haul

Another big makeup haul this month! Although I can (thankfully) attribute the bulk of this haul to a CBB swap we did at the very start of the month ā€“ I was able to get rid of a TON of products I donā€™t use or donā€™t like, and in return I got a whole bunch of freebies from other bloggers who had the same issue with some of their products. Iā€™m so happy to be trying some new things and get rid of ones I donā€™t use ā€“ what a relief!

And because I have no real self-restraint, I did order a few thingsā€¦

Makeup Geek ā€“ Foiled Shadow (top image) ā€“ Whimsical, Starry Eyed, Fortune Teller, Untamed, High Wire, Fantasy, Pegasus, Day Dreamer, Masquerade & Charmed ($9.99 USD each). Regular shadows (bottom image): Rapunzel, Yellow Brick Road, Homecoming, Latte, Last Dance, Sensuous, Moondust, high Tea, Poppy, Shimmermint, Duchess ($5.99 USD each
Makeup Geek ā€“ Foiled Shadow (top image) ā€“ Whimsical, Starry Eyed, Fortune Teller, Untamed, High Wire, Fantasy, Pegasus, Day Dreamer, Masquerade & Charmed ($9.99 USD each). Regular shadows (bottom image): Rapunzel, Yellow Brick Road, Homecoming, Latte, Last Dance, Sensuous, Moondust, high Tea, Poppy, Shimmermint, Duchess ($5.99 USD each

You knew this one was coming! I picked up ALL of the newĀ Makeup GeekĀ Foiled Shadows, and a whack of the regular line that was I was missing as well (including the new Poppy, High Tea and Rapunzel). Unfortunately for my wallet, but fortunately for you guys, I accidentally ordered TWO sets of the foiled shadows. Ouch, pain. So much pain to the wallet. BUT Iā€™ve absorbed the cost (and shock) of it by now and Iā€™m going to hold a giveaway shortly for the entire line of new foiled shadows. Look for a review and giveaway for those in a week or so!

Wet n Wild ā€“ Vegan Culture, Vinyl Collection and Thrift Store Chic ($4.99 CAD each)
Wet n Wild ā€“ Vegan Culture, Vinyl Collection and Thrift Store Chic ($4.99 CAD each)

The Silverlake collection by Wet n Wild has been the most exciting thing Iā€™ve seen from the brand lately, so I had to finish up my collection of the palettes. I had two of them in last monthā€™s haul, and hereā€™s the remaining three!

Kat Von D ā€“ Star Studded Eyeshadow Book (free ā€“ swap)
Kat Von D ā€“ Star Studded Eyeshadow Book (free ā€“ swap)

Next up are a bunch of items that I picked up from the CBB swap/meetup that we did. For more details on that, check out Jennā€™s recap, but the basic gist is that about ten of us brought makeup that didnā€™t work for us, dumped it on an enormous table at Tim Hortonā€™s and took whatever we wanted from what others were willing to give away.

Kat Von D ā€“ Star Studded Eyeshadow Book (free ā€“ swap)
Kat Von D ā€“ Star Studded Eyeshadow Book (free ā€“ swap)

This Kat Von D Star Studded palette was part of the swap, but kindly heldĀ for me by Steph of Fun Size Beauty who had lugged it out there. I had debated getting this over the holiday season, but never bit the bullet. Iā€™m happy to now have itā€¦ although I have yet to use it. Ack!

Stila Magnificent Metals ā€“ Cobalts (free ā€“ swap)
Stila Magnificent Metals ā€“ Cobalts (free ā€“ swap)

Iā€™ve never used one of the Stila foiled shadows, so this should be interesting to test out. I ended up with a LOT of blue shades from the swap so Iā€™m working through the slowly, but this one hasnā€™t made it through my rotation yet!

Lise Watier Auror Eyeshadow in Violet (gift)
Lise Watier Auror Eyeshadow in Violet (gift)

At the swap I got to meetĀ ZoĆ« for the first time ever (!!) and she pushed this Lise Watiereyeshadow singleĀ into my hand that she had been holding onto with me in mind. At the time, I was half worried she was giving me the shade I already had (Teal), but it turned out to beĀ Violet, a shade I had sent to my friend as a gift, but never picked up for myself. This has turned out to be a beautiful shade, and I love it more than Teal as the colour payoff just seems to be so much better. Yay!

Wet n Wild ā€“ 965 Cherry Picking (free ā€“ swap)
Wet n Wild ā€“ 965 Cherry Picking (free ā€“ swap)

No one was looking at the Wet n Wild Megalast lipsticks, so I snatched up 965 Cherry Picking. These are some of the best lipsticks I own, despite their ridiculously cheap price point and I am always more than happy to add another shade to my collection.

Lā€™Oreal Infallible eyeshadow in Endless Sea (free ā€“ swap)
Lā€™Oreal Infallible eyeshadow in Endless Sea (free ā€“ swap)

WHO WOULD TOSS THIS AWAY? I love my Lā€™Oreal Infallible shadows and I didnā€™t ownEndless Sea, so I gleefully added it to my ever growing pile of makeup.

essence Metal Glam eyeshadow in Jewel of the Ocean (free ā€“ swap)
essence Metal Glam eyeshadow in Jewel of the Ocean (free ā€“ swap)

I swear this essence Metal Glam shadow in Jewel of the Ocean is the exact same shade as the Lā€™Oreal one above. I never really thought I wore that much blue shadow, but I sure do gravitate towards them quite often.

Make Up For Ever Smoothing Primer (free ā€“ swap)
Make Up For Ever Smoothing Primer (free ā€“ swap)

Yessss! Make Up For Everā€˜s Smoothing Primer has turned out to be my favourite primer from the new Step 1 Skin Equalizer line (read my recent review here). This didnā€™t work out so well for another blogger, so I gave it a shot ā€“ and Iā€™m so glad I did.

NARS Multiple in Undress Me (free ā€“ swap)
NARS Multiple in Undress Me (free ā€“ swap)

Rejected because it had too much glitter in itā€¦ which makes it perfect for me! The NARSĀ Multiple in Undress Me is a pale lilac-pink chockful of glitter particles. The base colour basically disappears on my skin when I apply it, but it leaves behind glorious glitter particles. I tried it once as a highlighter, and it works, but itā€™s not for those who donā€™t want glitter on their face. I am SUPER excited to use this all over my body during Pride!

Sally Hansen nail polish (free ā€“ swap)
Sally Hansen nail polish (free ā€“ swap)

Iā€™m not much of a nail polish person, but I didnā€™t have anything like these Sally HansenĀ ones and I thought theyā€™d be fun for some holidays like Halloween and St. Patrickā€™s Day.

Wet n Wild Mega Liner in Indigo Blue (free ā€“ swap)
Wet n Wild Mega Liner in Indigo Blue (free ā€“ swap)

Iā€™ve never used Wet n Wildā€˜s liquid liners before and this one was completely untouched in the swap. Itā€™s a beautiful shade on the lids, although a littttle bit shiny which isnā€™t my favourite kind of finish for a liner. The shade is so gorgeous though that itā€™s worth ignoring that slight sheen.

Wet n Wild palettes in Poster Child and Art in the Streets (free ā€“ swap)
Wet n Wild palettes in Poster Child and Art in the Streets (free ā€“ swap)

Man, I walked out with a LOT of Wet n Wild in this swap. People kept throwing the bright eyeshadows at me because they knew Iā€™d use them.

Marcelle Gentle Eye Makeup Remover (~$5 CAD each)
Marcelle Gentle Eye Makeup Remover (~$5 CAD each)

Last monthā€™s CBB brand of the month was Marcelle, which offered everyone the opportunity to get 30% off on their web site for a limited time. Bonus was that a lot of items on their site were already on sale, so I stocked up on a few items. Marcelleā€˜s eye makeup remover has been a longstanding favourite of mine, so I snatched up four bottles at less than half price of what they normally cost at the drug store. SCORE!

Marcelle Liquid Dip-Pen in Blackest Black (~$7 CAD)
Marcelle Liquid Dip-Pen in Blackest Black (~$7 CAD)

I also picked up the Marcelle Liquid Dip-Pen in Blackest Black because Sarah fromWorkaday Beauty told me they were matte. They are indeed matte, but the felt tip isnā€™t quite long enough for my tastes. Like any black liquid liner though, Iā€™ll definitely use it up.

Maybelline ā€“ Craving Coral (gift)
Maybelline ā€“ Craving Coral (gift)

As beauty lovers are apt to do, we end up with duplicates of items. I was handed this lovelyĀ Maybelline matte lipstick in the colour Craving Coral, one I had actually been eyeballing since this line was launched!

Makeup Revolution ā€“ Acid Brights (gift)
Makeup Revolution ā€“ Acid Brights (gift)

These next two palettes came from a fellow blogger who hadnā€™t touched them and decided they needed to be re-homed. I have no familiarity with Makeup Revolution as a brand other than that theyā€™re based in the UK. What I CAN say though is that this palette and the next one are dead knockoffs of Sleek palettes ā€“ the shades are identical in both palettes. I have no idea if the quality is the same however ā€“ thatā€™ll be interesting to see. This one is a rip off ofĀ Sleekā€˜sĀ AcidĀ palette.

Makeup Revolution ā€“ Redemption Matte Brights (gift)
Makeup Revolution ā€“ Redemption Matte Brights (gift)

And hereā€™s the other one. A knockoff of theĀ SleekĀ Mattes V1Ā palette.

MAC ā€“ Refined Golden from the Wash & Dry collection ($33 CAD)
MAC ā€“ Refined Golden from the Wash & Dry collection ($33 CAD)

And who could resist this one? I didnā€™t really need anything from MACā€˜s Wash & Drysummer collection, but every year I get suckered in by theĀ packaging. Iā€™ve already gone through a full MAC bronzer before (Golden) and figured Iā€™d step it up a notch this time and go for Refined Golden. Itā€™s a beautiful bronze-y (veers orange though) shade with gold sparkle. The sparkle doesnā€™t translate to the skin much though, so Iā€™m sure that will make a lot of people happy. And reallyā€¦ how was I going to resist that packaging? I mean my god.

Bioderma Sensibio/Crealine H2O (~$23 CAD)
Bioderma Sensibio/Crealine H2O (~$23 CAD)

I knew I was going to have a bunch of French skincare waiting for me at my parentsā€™ place that my dad had picked up for me when he was in France earlier this year (I went back forOttawa Race Weekend), but I couldnā€™t wait any longer ā€“ I needed my Bioderma solution micellaire! In Canada itā€™s called Sensibio, and in France itā€™s Crealine ā€“ same product though. I was especially drawn into this one because it has a pump top (so handy) which also means it has a twist off top, which NONE of the other Bioderma bottles have. Seriously, have you ever tried to get top off of your regular bottle of Bioderma? Best wishes to ya!

Bioderma Sensibio/Crealine (gift)
Bioderma Sensibio/Crealine (gift)

And this is the one that was waiting for me at my parents. Now Iā€™ve got one in the bathroom and one on my makeup desk. I love this for not only taking off my face makeup at the end of the day, but also for spot correcting as Iā€™m applying it.

Embryolisse ā€“ Lait-Creme Concentre (gift)
Embryolisse ā€“ Lait-Creme Concentre (gift)

I really only rotate between two facial moisturizers and this is one of them. When I first tried Embryolisseā€˜s Lait-Creme Concentre (after having watch many Pixiwoo videos, of course) I didnā€™t think much of it. But, for whatever reason, I have found myself going back to this one again and again. This is probably my fourth or fifth tube.

Nuxe ā€“ Reve de Miel (gift)
Nuxe ā€“ Reve de Miel (gift)

And the last French item is Nuxeā€˜s Reve de Miel lip balm. Iā€™ve never used it, but Iā€™m excited to. It smells nothing like honey and a lot like lemon ā€“ totally unexpected!

Aveeno Positively Radiant Moisturizer (gift)
Aveeno Positively Radiant Moisturizer (gift)

And the other moisturizer I use is by Aveeno. My mom picks this up for me whenever sheā€™s either at Costco or Walmart because I donā€™t have convenient access to either of those places here in Toronto.

Pacifica ā€“ French Lilac Perfume ($10.50 CAD)
Pacifica ā€“ French Lilac Perfume ($10.50 CAD)

While in Ottawa, my mom and I were in a health food store briefly and I somehow (lol) found myself in their beauty area. I wasnā€™t taken by much except for this perfume byPacifica. Itā€™s their French Lilac scent and it smellsĀ identicalĀ to the lilac tree in my parentsā€™ backyard. Interesting factā€¦ I bought this for $10.50 at the health food store. A few days later I went to Terra 20 (a natural beauty and other stuff store) and they were selling the exact same thing for five bucks more. Holy jeez, gouging your customers much?

Burberry Lip and Cheek Bloom in Poppy ($33 CAD)
Burberry Lip and Cheek Bloom in Poppy ($33 CAD)

Ah Burberry. I found myself at Nordstrom in the Rideau Centre and wanted to check out what Burberry had to offer. I never find myself at Holt Renfrew (frankly, I donā€™t think I look the part when I walk in there), but I felt a lot better about being in Nordstrom in Ottawa (Nordstrom has yet to open in Toronto!) so I swung by the Burberry counter. The item I was Most drawn to was this Lip and Cheek Bloom in Poppy ā€“ an incredibly vibrant pinky-red shade. Itā€™s so gorgeous and was impossible to pass up.

Clinique Cheek Pop in Cola Pop ($24 CAD)
Clinique Cheek Pop in Cola Pop ($24 CAD)

Phew, weā€™re getting down to the end of the line! The last few products are all from Sephora. I placed an order for a hair care item I needed, and ā€œhadā€ to add these on to my cart to get free shipping. I picked up the Clinique Cheek Pop blush in Cola Pop because Iā€™d read on Jenā€™s blog about this one and I was struck by the uniqueness of it. Iā€™ve tried to curb my spending on blushes, but I truly do not have anything at all like this shade in my collection and am curious to try the formula out.

Kat Von D Ink Liner in Neruda ($23 CAD)
Kat Von D Ink Liner in Neruda ($23 CAD)

This was a spur of the moment decision. I once turned down a free white liquid liner fromĀ Illamasqua (I opted for a free eyeshadow at the time) and Iā€™ve regretted it ever since. I actuallyĀ feel like that white eyeliner haunts me ā€“ how could I turn down such a unique product?! So I grabbed Kat Von Dā€˜s Neruda Ink Liner to see how it goes. Itā€™s not a brush tip like the Tattoo Liner is, but itā€™s a long-tipped (highly necessary!) felt tip that lays down one hell of an opaque line. Iā€™ve only swatched it so far, but canā€™t wait to use it in a look.

Marc Jacobs 500 Point Perk from Sephora
Marc Jacobs 500 Point Perk from Sephora

And lastly (phew, we made it!) is the Marc Jacobs 500 point perk. I got this primarily because if I hear one more person go on about the Marc Jacobs Highliner gel liner, I was going to scream. (And so far, it does live up to the hype, this thing sticks to skin like nothing Iā€™ve ever seen.) Iā€™ve also been sitting on about 1500 Sephora points and was happy to finally see something come up that WASNā€™T skin or haircare based. Thereā€™s also a mini lipstick, liquid liner and mascara in this box, so I think it was well worth the 500 points I spent on it.

And thatā€™s it! How was your month? Did you pick up a lot of new goodies?