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Monday, 16 September 2013

Product Review: Lush Emotional Brilliance Liquid Eyeliner

Posted on 04:04 by tripal h

So, first of all, yes this post is a week late - that would be because my internet decided that it didn't want to work at the beginning of last week and then I went away for a few days. But without further ado, here is my review for a product that I was incredibly excited to try out.

On a side note, I was given this product, as part of a Goody Bag that I won from BeauXOXO, but it's something that I've been wanting for a really long time :)


Regular readers will know that I love liquid eye-liners, and I've been on two missions:

  1. To perfect my liquid eye-lining skills
  2. Find the perfect liquid eye-liner

So, how does this product from the busy bees at Lush compare to other liners that I've tried out over the past couple of years?

Branding:

I'm really intrigued by the branding around this range. Emotional Brilliance seems like a strange name for a make up collection, and the name "Motivation" is intriguing in itself.


As someone who is a huge believer in positive beauty, I've found myself liking the energy around this branding, because I really do think that both make up and certain colours can (and do) effect how we feel about the world, and ourselves. 

I decided to have a "play" with their Colour Wheel to determine what my colour choices say about me, and the results were interesting:



1. The first colour represented my Strength or Weakness (for me, I'd say this is my weakness!!):

"Inner Confidence. The world is your oyster when you are FEELING SECURE. You are unshakeable and unstoppable because you will be FEELING SECURE about whatever you set out to do, with an inner confidence that is enviable. Just check your other two emotions and make sure you are justified in FEELING SECURE."

2. The second colour represented my subconscious:

"Believe in yourself. You might need a little bit of self-belief today, and that is why your subconscious is asking you for some confidence. Wear this colour to give you the assurance you may need at this moment, and let it remind you of what you require as you continue your day."

3. And the third shade represented my Aspiration:

"Passionate. It is the PASSIONATE people who feel strongly about something that make things happen. This is your talent or aspiration, so you know what? Make the decision, wear this lipstick and get on with using your talent. Let the PASSIONATE side of you loose."

I'm not sure what can really be read from my colour choices, but it was interesting no less.

Packaging:

I absolutely adore the packaging of the Lush Emotional Brilliance Liners. It's completely different to the type of packaging that I'm used to, and it made a nice change. It reminds me of an eye-drop bottle, but I should point out (in case anyone wondered), the lid doesn't "squish" like a dropper!


Application:

When I first pulled the brush out of the bottle, I have to admit that I wasn't very impressed. The brush seemed chunkier than I like (I generally prefer finer brushes), and the bristles were a bit bent, whilst the product seemed crusted on to it. It almost seemed like the product was a bit old.

Nevertheless, I still gave it a try, and without putting much effort into it, I applied it in thick - quite dramatic - lines across my eyelids, and I was amazed at how easily I was able to apply the colour (more on the colour in a minute!). It applied so smoothly, and the so neatly that even I managed to create a good line, including a wing at the end. Here I should point out that I am awful at doing wing-flicks, but they seemed quite easy with this brush.

Not a brilliant image, but you can see the lines which are quite good for me!
You can also see that I've managed to smudge it - accidentally.
One thing that I will point out about this eye-liner, is that is takes a really long time to dry. There are good and bad things about that.

Good: It allows you to blend, smudge etc your liner if you want to, which is great for subtle looks, or for an all over the eye look.

Also, if you make a mistake, the fact that it is still "wet" so to speak, makes it a bit easier to correct with less hassle.

Bad: If you are just applying it as an eye-liner, you have to be really careful not to move or blink in case it smudges, which can be a little bit annoying.

Colour:

Motivation is described by Lush as being "peacock blue", and that is definitely the colour that the images make it look through the bottle. However, this image (below) I think it a much more accurate example of how the colour really looks, and personally I would describe it as a green-blue.


The colour is stunning, and very pigmented. I could describe as being a combination of Urban Decay's 24/7 pencil liners in terms of colour, but more like Barry M's coloured liquid liners in application and overall feel. This was definitely a more bold colour than I've had from Barry M (I mention Urban Decay and Barry M because they are my favourite liners when it comes to coloured pencil and liquid liners).

Overall:

At £14.50, the price is the only thing that really put me off these liquid liners. They really are beautiful, and I love the way that they apply, however I'm just not convinced that I could justify paying that when I have a collection of colourful pencils, and a cheaper black liquid liner. The price is definitely more than I would choose to pay for one liner alone, which is a shame.

Which product are you most happy to pay more money for? 
What is too much when it comes to liquid liners?
Share your thoughts below :)

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Monday, 2 September 2013

Product Review: Liz Earle Gentle Face Exfoliator

Posted on 01:00 by tripal h
It seems like a long time since I've written a product review, but when I was asked to review the Liz Earle Gentle Face Exfoliator, I couldn't say no, because I'm a growing fan of the couple of Liz Earle products that I've bought in the past, and I am always on the look out for exfoliating products.

Packaging:

The packaging is typical of what I'd expect from the Liz Earle range, as it is basically the same design as the Cleanse and Polish Cleanser that I bought for my mum a while back.

I'm quite fond of skin-care products that have a pump to dispense the product, because I always think that this helps to regulate how much you use. This might sound a little weird, but I always find that I use too much product, and end up wasting it. Yeah, I'm useless like that ;)

Active Ingredients:

The packaging is keen to promote that this exfoliator contains three active ingredients:

  • Eucalyptus
  • Cocoa Butter
  • Fine Jojoba Beads
I'm always dubious about products that are keen to promote themselves on certain ingredients, so I thought that I would do a little research into what is so great about these particular ingredients:

Eucalyptus is said to have antifungal and antibacterial properties, however some research has suggested that Eucalyptus can also be irritating to the skin, which is a little off-putting. However, Liz Earle use it for its cooling properties, which does appear to contradict the irritant claim by some websites, so I'm choosing to stay open-minded.

Cocoa Butter is an emollient that is incredibly moisturising and is proven to improve the skin's elasticity whilst boosting collagen, which is great for preventing the signs of ageing and keeping skin healthy. So it is typically considered as a very good ingredient, especially in face care products. 

The cocoa butter is probably what makes the overall product so creamy in texture.

Jojoba is typically considered to be a good ingredient, however exfoliating beads have received a huge amount of bad press over the past few months - especially across the pond, in the States - over the "fact" that they are bad for the environment, and apparently pollute lakes. I don't know enough facts to comment on this, but - on a personal level - I'm quite fond of exfoliating beads.

The Product:

Liz Earle's Gentle Face Exfoliator is a lot creamier and thicker in consistency than any other exfoliator that I've tried, in the past and I have to say that I'm quite fond of that. It makes it feel more moisturising to the skin instead of drying it out, which is a common pet hate of exfoliators for me.


My favourite bit about this exfoliator is actually the smell. It's got a light scent of what smells like lemons to me and I really like it. I'm not generally a fan of scented skin care products, but this is just subtle enough to not irritate me.

The jojoba beads exfoliate incredibly gently, and don't leave the skin feeling sensitive, which is something that I've experienced with some products that have left me skin feeling like it's been rubbed raw, and I don't even have sensitive skin.


Overall:

I'm really fond of this exfoliator, because it smells nice and is genuinely gentle on my skin without drying it out.

I'd recommend this product for anyone who wants a product that exfoliates lightly. If you're looking for a product where you can really feel that you have exfoliated your face, then this might not be the one for you, because it really is gentle.

Buy it:

The Liz Earle Gentle Face Exfoliator is available in four sizes:

The most affordable option - for those of us on tight budgets - is the 15ml Tube which costs £5.50.

The next option is the 50ml Tube which is £9.75.

The size that I received was the 70ml Pump, costing £14.

You can also buy three 70ml Pumps for £39, saving you £3. I guess if you really love the product, and know that you intend to stick with it, in the future, this could be tempting, but personally I'm not sure that a £3 saving is enough of an incentive to buy three in one go.

Buy from the Liz Earle website.


*Yes I was sent this product for review. Has this controlled what I've had to say about the product? Of course not. Everything in this review is my own personal opinion and will always remain that way, no matter what*


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