I did a post about relatively subtle peachy coral makeup and since it got a lot of views, I’ve decided to do one about bright orange.

I am not exactly the biggest fan of bright orange (on myself); I prefer fuchsia, so I was surprised to see how many products I have. So I’ve decided to feature only four, like last time: for lips, eyes, cheeks and nails.

So here we go:

Inglot Nail Enamel 949

I absolutely adore this nail polish! I have several different Inglot shades and this one is the best, it brightens up even a dull outfit and lifts the mood. In fact, I wore it last week and got a lot of compliments. See it on the nails here.

Clarins Rouge Prodige Lipstick in 118 Clementine

I personally can wear this shade only in summer when I get some tan, as it’s not the best choice for my light cool toned skin but with some tan, it’s amazing. Keep the rest of the makeup minimum and add Clementine for a

Although I have already written about several Rouge Bunny Rouge eye shadows,  somehow I’ve never featured the brand’s most famous  shade (along with Delicate Hummingbird, but I don’t have it) – Abyssinian Catbird.

So here it is!

RBR describe this shade as metallic bronze with golden highlights, and it is truly beautiful! I have already sang praises to these eye shadows: they are very soft, pigmented, easy to blend and long-lasting.

I’d say that my favourite thing about RBR shadows  is the

I want to show you the eye shadow which I’ve had for quite a long time now and which was a present from Magi.

It is Catrice Absolute Eye Colour in I am A Coal-Girl. I have never tried Catrice eye shadows before and was very impressed actually, no wonder so many people love these affordable but high quality products.

Design is the first thing (most) people look at when it comes to makeup and, in this case, it looks nice and simple, I like it.

The eye shadow itself is very pigmented, smooth and easy to blend. I am a Coal-Girl is a matte deep chocolate shade which is perfect for a smoky eye or for being used as a liner to define the eyes, among

Here it is, as promised, the review of Burberry’s Complete Eye Palette.

As you may know, there are  six colour combinations to choose from and each retails for £40/$59.

Here is how the palette looks like, I  love the signature Burberry print.

It  comes in a velvet pouch with three mini tools: sponge, blending brush and liner brush. I haven’t really used them but they may be very handy for when you are travelling or touching up your makeup.

My palette is called Pink Taupe and, in my opinion, these are the most original and unique colours out of all. I actually don’t think I have a dupe for some of the shades.

And you get:

• Warm peachy shade,  satin finish
•  khaki shade,  satin finish
• Cool toned dusty pink, matte

If you are a regular reader, you know how much I love cream textures. Cream blushers and eye shadows are among my favourite makeup products.

Today I want to show you New CID i – colour Long-Wear Cream Eyeshadow. I have the shade which is called Chocolate Opal and you can see all the other shades here.

I thought that I would like it, but I had no idea how much. This product is fantastic!

It has a light mousse texture which is very easy to you, in fact, I’ve even used it with my fingers several times. The benefit of such texture is that you can get a very thin layer or built up the intensity without it looking like you’ve paled on tones of product.

I also like that it doesn’t enhance the texture of the eye lids, it should work for mature ladies, I can’t wait to try.

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