Chantecaille Flower Harmonizing Cream Moisturiser

Chantecaille is a brand that I haven’t personally had much experience with, an odd product here and there, I haven’t really experimented a lot with the brand. Recently I received the Chantecaille Flower Moisturiser and I must say, I’m incredibly impressed. The formula is perfect for drier skin types (like mine) and Is the perfect rich, emollient, and nourishing cream, it is packed full of nutrients, oils, and butters yet it still feels comfortable and lightweight on the skin, with only a small amount needed to give beautiful nourishment to the skin.  The scent is on the strong side (read: a deep floral) and is very similar to what you would find from skincare brand Jurlique. After using the cream for the first quarter of the year, I’ve noticed an improvement in the texture of my skin (foundation goes on much smoother) I have no dry and flaky patches, and I wake up with glowing skin without any greasiness.

Weleda Skin Food Lip Balm

Weleda are expanding their famous “Skin Food” line into a range of skincare products, no longer just limited to the all-in-one multi-use product, a body lotion, lip balm, and light variation are three new additions well worth trying. The Skin Food Lip Balm has quickly become a firm favourite of mine, giving major hydration and nourishment to dry lips. The lip balm features all the great attributes of the original skin food. The formula is of a thicker, balmier consistency which really works to lock in moisture and create a barrier to protect the lips. The squeeze tube makes application easy (and much more hygienic than a pot) and it is a fantastic product to use before sleeping.

Tarte Chrome Paint Shadow Pot

Tarte eyeshadows are some of my ultimate favourites (especially the rainforest of the sea collections) I’ve been obsessed with the finger foil eyeshadow palette since it launched a few years ago, and I’m super excited that tarte have launched a similar version in an individual pot form. Super pigmented, these creamy eyeshadows are best applied with the fingertips and give intense, foiled colour with just one swipe across the eyelid. The lighter shades also make beautiful highlighters for not only the inner corners of the eyes, but the face too! Although they have such intense colour pay off, the shadows are still easy enough to blend, and other shadows still layer well over the top. Try and use a synthetic brush to blend for the best results.

Too Faced It’s Bananas Setting Powder

I’ve always been quite hesitant when it comes to banana powders for brightening and setting the skin, having such fair, porcelain skin I’ve found that many banana powders tend to show up as quite yellow on my skin making me look sallow, slightly orange, and ghastly, but the Too Faced Tutti Fruity powder may have changed my opinion on banana powders altogether. The face powder contains 3 “Banana’s” which are dispersed in a sheer, ultra-fine and translucent powder, the two blend together to create a perfectly slightly tinted yellow tone which helps to correct redness and brighten up dull complexions. By having a mix of both shades, you can really alter and customize the colour to suit your preference, picking up a little more of the translucent powder if you tend to be on the fairer side, or concentrating more on the yellow bananas if you lean a little deeper.

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Bobbi Brown Extra Lip Tint

Weleda Skin Food Lip Balm

Chantecaille Flower Harmonizing Cream Moisturiser  

Tarte Chrome Paint Shadow Pot 

Too Faced It’s Bananas Setting Powder