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MUA lipstick review
I'd heard great things about MUA so a couple of months ago i decided to drop by the makeup stand in Superdrug. I was, however, in a tad of rush so i didn't get the opportunity to browse for long. I was immediately drawn to the lipsticks and so quickly began looking through a few of the shades. Unfortunately for me, being too slow in checking out MUA, there were only a small amount of lipsticks still left at that particular stand. I did still find one that i wanted, with it only costing £1, yes 1 sole quid, i wasn't so bothered that it wasn't entirely right anyway! In my haste to get away, i ended up picking up the wrong shade. The lipstick i somehow managed to buy isn't the usual colour i would go for- shade 9. Its quite a dark, berry shade (a little vampy) when on the lips and although i do like the way it looks, i wouldn't have the confidence to wear it out in public. I have however, realised how good MUA products are for the price, along with many people's reviews and opinions on the brand.
The lipstick itself is well pigmented and feels very nourishing and moisturising when on the lips! The packaging also is very surprising, feeling more expensive than the price tag itself. It also has a colour swatch on one end of the packaging, (something mac lipsticks don't have) a very useful feature when storing lipsticks! Although i do think that the colour looks different in the tube than when actually on the lips. Overall, i have been pleasantly surprised by this lipstick so will definitely be looking to buy lots more MUA products and with most only costing a pound, what could go wrong?!
Olympic Fever!
So, as i'm sure everyone is aware, the Olympics have hit London! I for one have loved the Olympic games so far, especially as i am a keen sport enthusiast- as well as my love for all things beauty and makeup! To coincide with the hours i have spent watching the games, i decided to show my Olympic fever by doing a spot of nail painting!
I am not a nail expert (i wish) and have never been the most imaginative gal, so the nail art wasn't exactly original or perfectly neat for that matter either. But who cares?!
The games have been another great way to get all patriotic, go team GB!
Products used
- Rio professional nail art- blue, red + white
- Rimmel London, i <3 lasting finish- 198 Azure
- Avon nail experts revitacool base coat + top coat
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