First on the list: Nars Lhasa
I don't know if its named after Lhasa Apso or not, but my best friend is a Lhasa Apso dog, and sadly he passed away last august. Its a gorgeous taupey shade and with such a special (to me) name, i really want to get hold of it.
MUA Professional
I've tried MUA before, the £1 range from superdrug incase you dont know it, and I must say I've been very impressed! I own the Heaven and Earth palette from the professional range, which is great, although im lusting after the Pop Tastic and the Pretty Pastels!
Pop tastic
Pretty Pastels
From previous experience, the eyeshadows have been very pigmented and really easy to work with, im hoping to find these palettes instore to check out the colours better, but if not ill be ordering online. At £3 each it would be silly not to!!
Real Techniques Brushes
I've already ordered some of these! I'll do a haul when they arrive!!
You've probably heard of Pixiwoo, and if you havent go and check them out on youtube, theyre amazing!! Real techniques brushes are designed by Samantha Chapman, one of the Pixiwoo sisters, and they look great!! The prices are great too, much cheaper than MAC, and even some 'cheap' drugstore brands, where the quality is also cheap!
These brushes are super high quality! The only think i was a little sceptical about was the synthetic hair- I must say I'm a fan of real hair brushes such as the white MAC ones. However, I'm super excited to give these a go, and hopefully I wont be dissapointed!
available at boots.com, selected boots stores and on ebay
What's on your wishlist this week?
Reviews coming soon!
Elizabeth
*This post is not sponsored, nor am I connected with or paid by any of the companies mentioned above. The brushes were paid for by myself, and were not free.
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