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Rimmel’s Lasting Finish Colour Rush Intense Colour Balm (AKA Rimmel's lip Crayon) - Review

2/26/2014

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Welcome to my review of Rimmel's Lasting Finish Colour Rush Intense Colour Balm ($7 CDN for 2.5g) 
(That is a mouthful of a product name!)

Facts about my lips:
Skin tone: Olive
Natural lip color: pink/mauve
Lip size: I'm lippy - no other way to say it!
Skin type: I try to keep my lips moisturized - living in a very dry Canadian climate!


The Product: Meet Rimmel's Lasting Colour Rush Intense Colour Balm ($7 CND for 2.5g)

The infamous Clinique Chubby Stick started it all - with the crayon-type lip balm/stick. Now, of course, almost every drugstore makeup brand has come up with their own version. I have heard rave reviews about some of the drugstore versions such as Revlon - but it was Rimmel that got me the most excited about their version of the lip stick. I'm a big Rimmel fan - from their nail polishes to eye shadows and eye liners - I think they're great! Over all I find their products are very good quality, and available in a wide range of colors. The product claims it is a "Lightweight long lasting intense colour and moisture... Intense... smooth lasting balm that is comfortable to wear all day." The Rimmel website states the balms come in 7 colors - but the color I purchased was not listed on their list so there are likely more colors out there. I purchased the color 610 "Sun Kissed". I loved the pink-nude, I think a great transition color from winter to spring! The packaging itself was pretty standard - like many of the lip balm 'crayons' out there where you twist the bottom to bring up the product.


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Benefit's They're Real Mascara Review

2/18/2014

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Welcome to my review of Benefit They're Real Mascara($12 CDN for 0.14oz; $29CDN for 0.3oz)

Facts about my eyes:
Size: Medium
Shape: Almond
Color: Brown
Type: Hooded (and I mean hooooded)
Lashes: Medium length, straight


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Scotch Naturals Water Based Nail Polish Review

2/11/2014

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PictureLeft: Velvet Kilt; Right: Blood & Sand
Welcome to my review of Scotch Naturals Nail Polish!

The Facts about my nails:
Size: Long nail beds
Shape; I like them short and clean-edged
Nail Health: My nails are quite healthy and resilient!

Scotch Natural Nail Polish Price:
Scotch Naturals Velvet Kilt - $15.50CDN
Scotch Naturals Blood & Sand - $15.50CDN
Scotch Naturals Base coat - $15.50CDN
Scotch Naturals Top coat - $15.50CDN
Scotch Naturals Nail polish remover is $11.50CDN
Nail prep: Jojoba oil $10CDN
Total I spent on this kit: about $80 CDN


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PRO-DERM Micro-Peel Masque: Chemical Peel or Mud Mask?

2/5/2014

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Welcome to my review on Pro-Derm Micro-Peel Masque Formula ($52)

As part of a regular skin care regimen it's important to do a deep cleanse at least once a week. But what do you choose? A chemical peel or a mud mask? I enjoy both -  mud masks are so refreshing and are great for calming the skin. But I also love chemical peels - you can't beat the intense exfoliation that chemical peels are so great for. Well worry no more! You can havethe best of both worlds!

The facts about my skin:
Skin-tone: Olive skin tone
Skin-type: Oily acne prone
Problem: Cystic acne on the chin and cheeks, large pores in the t-zone, and the odd wrinkle

The Product: Meet the Pro-Derm Micro-Peel Masque ($52 CDN)! 
The mask contains Glycolic Acid and three types of mud and clay. Because this is a medical grade line, you will only find it at your cosmetic dermatologist, or online. The mask comes in a 125ml jar (nothing exciting to look at) and the product smells like a regular mud mask - and well it certainly looks like one! 


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