I've used soft smokey colours for the eyes and plenty of slick eyeliner and mascara. If anyone is interested I may do a tutorial on this look.
Hope you all enjoy and have a wonderful day!
Helen







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The Low Down
I've never been, what I call, 'a lip person', which makes it quite hard for me to do a substantial review on any lip product unless it's a lip balm. I have little experience and knowledge of lipsticks, colours and even the application of it. However there is one lip product I've been wanting to review and I've finally got round to doing it. Ladies, this is Maxfactor's Lipfinity Colour & Gloss, a duo lipgloss containing a creamy, pigmented and moisturising colour and a glossy and silky top coat. There are supposedly nine shades (as seen on website) however I have only ever physically seen four shades. These glosses contain 3ml of gloss in each tube and lasts up to 36 months. I've had mine for a while now and these are my 'go to' glosses as well as my 'must haves'.
The consistency of the gloss can only be described as creamy and quite plainly gorgeous. They smell like of a cross between dolly mix and candy floss but the smells seems to disappear once applied to the lips so fear not those who hate scented products.
And what do they claim?
"Long-lasting multi dimensional shine.
Be brilliant.
How you can use the product
This product is super easy to use - I mean, it's a lipgloss! There is a simple step 1 gloss, then a step 2. Here I wanted to show what the colour on my lips look like; I'm also going to show in a picture what happens when you rub the product off with your hands, then the results.
Colour: Illuminating Fuscia
The test
And the gloss is still there!
How did it work for Cherry?
I remember buying these lipglosses at Christmas and then buying more for friends and family; all of whom were very pleased and appreciative. Everyone has said these glosses gave suprisin results and everyone has complimented them on their creamy finish and long lasting power.
I love this product very much; I wish all lip glosses gave such fantastic results. There is nothing worse than glosses which give you drippy fish lips and not to mention the incredibly cement like glue stickiness that is bound to make your hair stick to your face (or your sandwich). I haven't had any problems with these glosses. I'm in love!
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The actual downfall that I did manage to think of after filming the corresponding video is that at the end of the day it can take more than just one wipe for this gloss to come off of your lips. Understandable - this baby won't budge. To remove this try using an oil based cleanser or even just olive oil and cotton pad. Try not to scrub the hell out of your lips! Good luck!
And much will this cost?
This product costs £8.80 in the UK. Not expensive- not cheap.
Cherry’s final verdict?
In the video I have suggested a 5/5 for this product and even though I have managed to think of a downfall post video, I am sticking to full marks. It doesn't upset me that I takes a little bit more effort to remove the gloss- in fact, in makes me a little bit happy!
The Low Down
One of Lush's greatest selling products in its line has to be something incredible. With it's great natural ingredients and novelty names, Lush's popularity as soared through the roof in recent years. I've been a big fan of LUSH ever since they came to my home town and so it's not a suprise to me or anyone that one of my favourite products for my face is going to be from Lush cosmetics.
Today's review is going to be on Lush's Grease Lightening Tea Tree Spot Treatment. This little miracle in a small black pump contains 45g of natural ingredients that is designed to zap spots and blemishes, as well as heal problem areas and soothe irritated skin. Lush has concocted a potion including ingredients such as thyme, rosemary, tea tree, witch hazel and aloe vera gel to help solve your skin problems. Thyme is known to soothe skin and has great healing properties as well as rosemary. Tea tree and witch hazel are known for their anti bacterial properties with great 'spot zapping' qualities and my favourite aloe vera gel helps to soothe and calm irritated skin. They have also included sea water, again for its anti bacterial purposes, grape juice to soothe and lavender oil for light fragrance and moisture.
Ingredients List
Thyme; Rosemary and Tea Tree Infusion (Thymus vulgaris; Rosmarinus officinalis and Melaleuca alternifolia), Organic Aloe Vera Gel (Aloe barbadensis), Sea Water, Grape Juice (Vitis vinifera), Lavender Oil (Lavandula angustifolia), Witch Hazel Extract (Hamamelis virginiana), *Limonene, Perfume, Methylparaben
* Occurs naturally in Essential Oils
Each bottle purchased contains a clear gel that has a slight browish tint, this gel is inbetween runny and thick, and is easily absorbed into the skin. It dries invisible therefore you are able to apply all day to give your spots a big kick up the backside. The gel itself has no strong scent but obviously as these products are all 100% natural smells and colours will vary.
And what do they claim?
"Thyme for tea tree! Brand new, super effective spot zapping face gel, aloe and witch hazel.
The Tyme, Tea Tree and Rosemary anitbacterial gel dries invisibly and you can feel the Witch Hazel shriveling up potentially volcanic spots at once." - Lush website
How you can use the product
As
How did it work for Cherry?
Yet again I have a new holy grail product. Recently, I'd say in the last couple of months, my skin has changed and it's gone from regularly blemished, itchy, dry, irritated and flakey to soft, spot free, glowing and smoothe. I'd say I can attribute this outcome to this wonderful product. I've also wanted to take pictures of spots and shown progress however I haven't had any spots to show! Isn't this crazy?
I'm not saying its a wonder product and nor am I saying it's going to work for everyone; however those who are a fan of Lush, love natural ingredients, and whos skin agrees with natural ingredients such as aloe vera and tea tree will love this product. I would recommend this to most of my friends and family. What I like most is that I no longer stare at my spot treatments and worry that it will make me even more dry and itchy. This has got down soothing to a T. In most spot treatments it usually jam packed full of inconspicuous ingredients with names so long it gives me a headache. Here I'm reading Thyme, Rosemary and and grape juice- if it's good enough for my tummy its good enough for my skin!
And much will this cost?
At Lush you can purchase this lil baby for £4.95
Cherry’s final verdict?
On the basis of what I've said in this article, I would give this product a 4.5/5. The reason for the half star mixing is probably the bottle size and dispenser. There is absolutely nothing wrong with it however I do wish wish wish the bottle could be bigger and possibly more slim line. The pump may or may not clog up but mine has not so far- but who knows. I'm not a big fan of pumps but at least that keeps it hygienic.