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/It's almost like getting gold teeth sans the commitment.
Almost ;)
It's almost like getting gold teeth sans the commitment.
Almost ;)
New collections have begun to creep in for Fall 2013. Tho, I've been told there's only 37 days left before Spring is finally here (thank goodness). Dior has recently released Diorshow Fusion Mono Eyeshadow -- a creamy formula which is insanely similar to Chanel's Illusion D'ombre. Despite that, the similarities didn't stop me from trying it out :)
Hypnotique is a deep plum with pewter flecks. The texture is soft and slightly squishy.
While I was handling one of the testers at the counter, Lune (icy white), the contents fell out of its glass jar. As soon as it happened I let the staff know -- just be warned, this can sometimes happen.
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to take Hypnotique home with me today; the stock has yet to arrive in store. In the meantime, go and play with them and check out the rest of Dior's Fall 2013 collection.
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Skip the base coat, paint two layers of colour and seal your talons with CND's specially formulated topcoat for high shine and longevity. What do you get in return?
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CND's Vinylux works well on your toes too.
It started with Ethereal Light -- I was left wanting to try the rest. Luminous Light gives your skin a golden glow; not the sort from wearing bronzer or self-tanner, but a "oh my, you're skin is glowing." From what I can remember from my lighting class I took in university, incandescent light is produced from heat. Tungsten is a filament used for its ability to heat up to really high temperatures, at its peak it "burns"/glows brightly. If your face were to get illuminated by this sort of light source, you'd have a happy, shiny glow. Think about sitting around the fire and the way your face feels as it's licked by the heat.
For those days when you can't sit circled around the fire with your nearest and dearest friends, brush on Luminous Light.
The key is to use a small amount on very specific places. Using a large, fluffy face brush, lightly dust Luminous Light across your forehead, next hit your cheekbones and then apply the remnants on your nose and chin.
Some believe Hourglass Ambient Lighting Powder is overrated, I just think they haven't found the shade they're after.
But who am I to say?
The Bagful breakdown:
Total amount for Hourglass Ambient Lighting Powder in Luminous Light:
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Nicole is a Melbourne (Australia) based beauty blogger who has a lifetime of experience admiring all things bright and beautiful in the world of fashion, makeup, handbags and more. She moved to Australia with her husband Scott in October of 2010 and has brought with her a passion for polka-dots, a mania for manicures, and a hankering for handbags. Bagful of Notions is dedicated to Nicole's adventures in these colourful worlds as she shares with you top beauty tips and delicious discoveries she's sure you'll enjoy!
A Melbourne-based beauty blogger and personal makeup shopper who considers herself as a local guinea pig, litmus tester, makeup cheater and your friend who will tell you when something is stuck between your teeth. Here's a toothpick.
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