Makeup Obsession UK: swatches

Too Faced is one of my favourite brands for eyeshadow palettes, I own most of the chocolate palettes as they have an amazing formula and the colours are very wearable and have excellent colour pay off, they include the types of colours I like wear on a daily basis (warm neutrals).

TOO FACED GINGERBREAD SPICE EYESHADOW PALETTE
£39.00

I purchased the Gingerbread Spice palette when it first came out around Christmas 2018, I was excited when I saw the first pictures of it as there are a lot of shades that I liked the look of, already being a fan of Too Faced eyeshadows it was a no brainer for me. The packaging has typical Too Faced packaging in a metal type tin.

There are 18 'warm and toasty' shades in the palette. My favourite shades from the palette are 'Spiked Eggnog,' 'Gingerbread,' 'Oh Snap' & 'Spiced Rum.' Both the matte shades and shimmering shades have a good pay off and are very blendable.

Too Faced Gingerbread Spice Eyeshadow Palette was a part of the limited edition Christmas 2018 collection.

The palette has come back on sale in July #christmasinjuly. If you missed your chance to buy it at Christmas, now is your chance!

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This is my Jeffree Star Velour Liquid Lipstick collection. The Jeffree Star Velour Liquid Lipsticks are one of my favourite formula's of liquid lipstick; they are very opaque with excellent colour pay off with only one swipe. The formula lasts all day and is transfer and kiss proof, it isn't drying even though it's long-lasting. The lipstick dries quickly on the lips and the doe-foot applicator makes it easy to overdraw your lips neatly.

My collection includes -

· Androgyny (plum mauve)

· Celebrity Skin (soft peach-toned brown nude)

· Daddy (cool medium brown)- Limited Edition Manny MUA Collection

· Gemini (warm terracotta nude)

· Leo (honey brown)

· Tick as Thieves (warm mahogany)

In the UK you can purchase Jeffree Star on Beauty Bay

The lipsticks retail for £16.00; in my opinion, they are well worth the money as they last so long on the lips and there are 40 shades which means there's something for everybody. They come with 5.4ml of product.

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Top to Bottom, Left to Right; Plumful, Patisserie, Fast Play, Blankety, Mehr, Velvet Teddy, Honeylove, Really Me, Whirl, Modesty, Fanfare, Viva Glam II.

Different Formulas Explained...

Lustre - I have 2 of these in my collection (plumful, patisserie) they are fairly sheer but adds a nice hint of colour. They are glossy and moisturising; because of this, they don't last that long on the lips and need to be reapplied throughout the day.

Plumful [BLOSSOMING ROSE-PLUM]

Patisserie [SHEER CREAMY NEUTRAL PINK]

Amplified - I also have 2 of these in my collection (fast play, blankety) they give an opaque colour with a creamy finish. They feel moisturising on the lips and last throughout the day.

Fast Play [NEUTRAL PINK]

Blankety [SOFT PINK BEIGE]

Matte - These are my favourite MAC formulas; I have 5 of these (mehr, velvet teddy, honeylove, really me, whirl) they are the most long-lasting lipstick formula that MAC does, they last around 6 hours. They have a very opaque colour pay off and have a matte finish with no shimmer or glitter.

Mehr [DIRTY BLUE PINK]

Velvet Teddy [DEEP-TONE BEIGE]

Honeylove [LIGHT BEIGE TONED WITH ROSE]

Really Me [Discontinued]

Whirl [DIRTY ROSE]

Cremesheen - I have 2 of these formulas (modesty, fanfare) they are similar to the lustre formula but cremesheens have a better colour pay off and are creamy and hydrating; because of this, they don't last as long on the lips so they would need to be reapplied throughout the day.

Modesty [MUTED NEUTRAL PINK]

Fanfare[MID-TONE YELLOW PINK]

Satin - I also have 2 of these formulas (viva glam II, twig) they have a semi-matte finish and are less drying on the lips than a matte lipstick. They have good colour pay off and last well on the lips.

Viva Glam II [CREAMY SUBDUED PINKISH-BEIGE MAUVE]
Twig (Mini)[SOFT MUTED BROWNISH-PINK]

MAC Lipsticks cost £17.50

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