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Showing posts with label Trish McEvoy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trish McEvoy. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 26, 2016

Swatches + Comparison: Nude and Everyday Lipsticks (Burberry, Marc Jacobs, Dior, Lancome)


Burberry Kisses Lipstick in No.33 Rose Pink Lip Glow Balm in Pink Peony Swatches Review
Products are not twisted all the way up.
I have full sausage lips that get easily chapped. I've tried countless lip balms and the Burt's Bees one is the best one that I've tried. Other ones either just sit on top of my lips or make my them peel and even more chapped. Full coverage and matte lipsticks tend to exacerbate the problem, while glossy and frosty ones tend to accentuate my lips, making it appear fish-like bigger. Therefore, I prefer sheer to medium coverage lip products that are not too matte or too glossy. Also, since my lips are already pigmented, I tend to gravitate towards shades that are "my lips, but better." 

L'oreal Color Riche Sheer Lip Balm Caramel Comfort Swatch
L'oreal Color Riche Balm; Bathroom Lighting

Saturday, March 19, 2016

Swatches + Comparisons: Matte Contouring and Bronzing Powders

Matte Contour Sculpting Bronzer Powders Collection Comparison Review Swatch

All of the products mentioned in this post have a matte finish. Some shades are more suitable for contouring, while others work better for bronzing. Even though I have a warm NC30/35 skintone, I prefer to use cooler shades to contour my face because it creates a more natural looking shadow. When bronzing my face, I prefer to use warmer shades because cooler shades can make me look dirty or sick.


Sunday, December 13, 2015

Overview: Pointed Tapered Brushes for Contouring & Highlighting

Pointed Tapered Contour Brushes Review
1. Sephora Pro Contour #79 Brush
2. Charlotte Tilbury Powder & Sculpt Brush
3. Sigma Tapered Highlighter F35 Brush
4. Hakuhodo G5521BkSL Brush
5. Hakuhodo G5518BkSL Brush
6. Trish McEvoy 86 Petite Kabuki

Tapered brushes are one of the most important tools in my arsenal. They are designed to fit perfectly in areas of the face that are not too big or too small, including the under eye, top of the cheeks, hollows of the cheeks and border of the face. They're suppose to offer control, while still being flexible enough to blend out product effortlessly. Also, the ideal one would allow you to apply & blend product on the same area without having to reach for another brush. Continue reading to find out how the following six brushes stack up to the "ideal" tapered brush.


 
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