Showing posts with label anastasia beverly hills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anastasia beverly hills. Show all posts

Friday, 16 September 2016

Monday, 4 July 2016

Anastasia Beverly Hills Sun Dipped Glow Kit





 l - r; bronzed, summer, tourmaline, moonstone 

It feels like every time I look at this palette little tiny make up angels sing. I mean the previous glow kits were incredible but this just blows everything else out of the park.

Friday, 15 April 2016

Anastasia Beverly Hills Glow Kit - That Glow






L - R; 1. sunburst, 2. golden bronze, 3. bubbly, 4. dripping gold.

I am such a HUGE fan of the highlighter trend that has popped up over the past year. The cat walks were flooded with natural, glowing skin this year and I could not be happier. Especially if this means that harsh contouring and layers of make up are soon to slowly fade away to the place that homes shoes with wheels and undefined eyebrows. I will not be missing any of those things at all.

Saturday, 26 March 2016

Beauty Haul #1










I'm going on a little trip to Berlin in a couple of weeks and I used it as an excuse to replenish some of my old favourite beauty products and whilst doing so, I accidentally (totally on purpose) added a few other bits to my make up mountain too.

Tuesday, 14 July 2015

Anastasia Beverly Hills Contour Kit




Anastasia Beverly Hills Contour Kit (Light) £39 - link

I really enjoy contouring, not to the professional and extreme levels of the likes of Kim K's make up artists, but much more natural and a lot less perfect. Often in contouring cream products are the go to to create a more flawless and complete look but because of how oily my skin is, I find it difficult to keep cream products on my face and in all honesty I'm not sure I could bare all the layers of make up, so powders are truly my greatest beauty companion.

These powders are all great shades and all so versatile. Despite being a huge fan of highlighters they (unfortunately) do not always compliment my oily complexion so because the light shades within this set are all matte they work wonderfully. Creating highlighted areas and defining shadows are made fool proof with the variations of shades and I'm completely smitten. At £39 I think it's absolutely worth every penny and I'd go as far to say that I think this should be a staple in everyone's collection.

What do you think of this kit? Have you bought it?