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Wednesday, March 29, 2017

Kari Gran Vegan Friendly List

Kari Gran is a cruelty-free company that offers natural and organic makeup and skincare items. Just by looking at the ingredients, you can tell that they use simple ingredients that are designed for sensitive skin. Considering I have really sensitive skin, this company intrigued me. When I emailed them to inquire about vegan-friendly options, they informed me that the only ingredients that were not vegan-friendly were carmine and beeswax. They have a good selection of vegan-friendly options and I've created a list below of all their products.

Vegan Friendly
Cleansing Oil
Concealer
Essential Serum
Eyeshadow
Foundation
Hydrating Tonic
Setting Powder

Not Vegan Friendly
All the lip balms, wonder wip, lip bluff, and lip scrubs- contains beeswax
Mineral Blush- contains carmine
Three Sixty Five SPF 28- contains beeswax

Thank you for checking out my blog! More vegan-friendly updates, vegan lists, unboxings, and recent reviews are listed below.

I also have a new YouTube channel! If you'd like to check it out, please click here.

I also have a running cruelty free list going- click here.

Unboxings:

Vegan Lists and Updates:

Recent Reviews:

Sunday, March 26, 2017

Vegan Friendly Update Part Four

In a quest for cruelty-free and vegan options, I'm constantly emailing companies- almost to the point of being annoying- when I can't seem to find any information about their cruelty-free status and/or if they have vegan friendly options. I am currently waiting on responses from Fiona Stiles, Note Cosmetics, Iman, Klean Color, Naked Cosmetics, Le Metier de Beaute, Cargo, Grande Cosmetics, Laritzy, and Evelyn Iona.

I have another vegan update with a few more companies as well- I didn't want to have too many in one post. I am also creating vegan list for Makeup Revolution, MUA, Freedom, Edward Bess, Shea Moisture, and Kari Gran. If you're interested in more vegan friendly updates or other vegan lists I have created, please check out the links located at the bottom of the page.

I originally heard about this company on Hautelook and had never heard of them before. They responded pretty quickly stating:
"Thank you for your interest in Fusion Beauty! Though we do not make the claim to be vegan, we do not test our products on animals nor use animal byproducts."

I know that many companies don't claim to be vegan for certification reasons (plus other reasons, I'm sure), so that part doesn't really bother me. I do like that they were honest with their answer and maybe next time they're on Hautelook, I'll have to get some of their products.

Yet another company I heard of from Hautelook. They also responded pretty quickly:
"Thank you for your enquiry, we hope you are well. Our products aren’t tested on animals & we only use high-quality natural ingredients. However, we do use some animal-by products. For example- bees wax and carmine. Please let us know if there are any products you may be interested in & we will let you know if they are vegan. Thank you "

I did respond back with some items that I was interested in and this was their response:
"Thank you for your enquiry, we hope you are well. We have had a reply back from our manufacures and we can assure you that the beauty delights you enquired about (listed below) are all Vegan Friendly, we thought you would also like to know that our products aren’t tested on animals and we only use high-quality ingredients. Mirenesse is 100% cruelty free.
We would never test on our furry friends, and we are also PETA certified!! :) 
  • Touch On Concealer, 
  • Skin Clone Mineral Veil Bronzer, 
  • Studio Magic BB Pore Powder, 
  • Studio Magic Face Glow Powder"

I personally get tired of companies wanted you to email them about every product, but at least you know that they will actually give you an answer.


I contacted this company twice before I received a response and their response was straight forward:
"Thank you for your interest in our products!
Our products are 100% cruelty-free, but not Vegan."

Obviously because they're not vegan-friendly, I won't be shopping their, but at least they were honest.

This company is owned by Nicole Guerriero and I couldn't find any information, so I decided to email them. They also responded quickly with:
"Our products are organic, paraben free and never tested on animals. We love our furry friends!"

Since they only answered half by question, I messaged them again asking if they were vegan-friendly as well. They responded saying that they were indeed vegan-friendly as well. Great News!



I've heard some YouTuber's talking about this brand and their products look beautiful. Their response was:
"Yes, Emité Make up is 100% cruelty free and vegan. We do not have any animal derived ingredients.
All cosmetics is manufactured in Europe (Italy, France and Sweden) and we have a few items made in USA as well."

This is great! Will definitely be checking them out in the future.



I've known about this brand for a while and when I saw that they had a few items for sale during Ulta's 21 Days of Beauty event, I decided to contact them. Their response was:
"Older formulas may contain honey, lanolin, or similar ingredients, however, all of our new formulations do not and will not contain those ingredients. We direct our manufacturers not to use animal-derived ingredients and we are currently in the process of removing any animal-derived ingredients from existing products as we update them. 

All ingredients will be listed and are very visible in the ingredients tab of each product page on www.mallybeauty.com. If there are no ingredients lists or you need a list for a QVC product, please let me know and I will be happy to send them to you."

I love that they're moving away from using animal derived ingredients and will be picking up some of their products during the sale.

I also have a new YouTube channel! If you'd like to check it out, please click here.


I also have a running cruelty free list going- click here.


Unboxing:

Vegan List and Updates:

Recent Reviews:

Saturday, March 25, 2017

Petit Vour March 2017 Unboxing



Petit Vour is a subscription service where you receive 3-5 beauty related products every month for $15 a month in the United States ($23/month in Canada and $25/month for worldwide). This is a great option if you're looking for cruelty-free and vegan makeup and skincare items. I have discovered new favorites through this box, the only downfall is that a lot of the times you do receive more skincare items. This month we have three skincare items and one makeup product. However, I really liked the items that were included and was pleasantly surprised!





Little Barn Apothecary Blue Yarrow and Geranium Cleansing Oil, Retail Value: $8
On their website they describe this as an "organic plant oils formulated to remove impurities from deep within pores. Easily dissolves makeup and buildup while deeply hydrating and toning skin." I personally don't like using oils for removing makeup, but this feels really light and not too oily. It also smells like you just stepped into a garden- definitely a plus!




Kani Botanical Beauty Galaxy Milk Illuminating Beauty Oil, Retail Value: $16
This is a liquid highlighter that isn't too glittery- it just gives your face a natural glow. While I normally go for powder highlighters, I really liked how this applied. It was easy to put on and blended nicely. Even over powder, it was so pretty! A little also goes a long way, so I think I will be using this for a while.





Metta Skincare Intense Replenishing Face Balm, Retail Value: $12.50
This is a balm designed for dry skin and considering my skin is very dry, I think I'll like this product. You're supposed to use this after cleansing around wrinkle prone areas. It has ingredients like lavender, pomegranate, red raspberry, and rosemary. It feels nice to the touch and I can't wait to use it!





Formulary 55 Rosehip and Clay Facial Mask, Retail Value: $8
"On their website, they describe this as a "... blend [that] will draw out toxins without over drying the skin." Sounds good to me! I have used clay masks in the past and have found them drying, so I'm curious if this one will live up to the claim. This also smells amazing! I have acne prone skin and love face mask, so I'll definitely be using this.

Total Value: $44.50

I also have a new YouTube channel! If you'd like to check it out, please click here.


Vegan List and Updates:

Recent Reviews:


Friday, March 24, 2017

Vegan Cuts Quarterly Makeup Box- Spring 2017


This is a brand new subscription service through Vegan Cuts where you receive at least four full sized products that retail for $70 or more. Vegan Cuts also has a monthly beauty box that I haven't tried, but I really wanted to check out their makeup box. Mostly because it's JUST MAKEUP. I don't like getting too many skincare items because I have such sensitive skin, so this looked perfect for me. This subscription is quarterly and is $39.95 per quarter. Not a bad deal! This is also their first makeup box ever!









Beauty Without Cruelty Full Volume Mascara in Black, Retail Value: $26
If you use vegan products, you know it can be difficult to find a vegan mascara that you actually like (even if you're not vegan, I think you know this struggle). I honestly think most applicators look the same- don't hate me- but I know some people are really picky (you do you!). For me, this is a great mascara. It was clumpy at all and was really easy to apply- even to the bottom lashes.


Elate Cosmetics Moisturizing Lip Gloss in Fierce, Retail Value: $19
For this box, you were able to choose your first, second, and third choices for what shade you would want for the lip gloss. Which I thought was a great feature since I always seem to get shades that I don't think I'll use. I actually got my first choice! This really is a beautiful shade and the lip gloss itself wasn't sticky.


Han Skin Care Cosmetics Romance Eyeshadow, Retail Value: $13
This one I wasn't too excited about mostly because I'm not a huge fan of pink, but it is a very subtle pink. When I applied it to my eyelids, it really was pretty in the inner corners. I think you could also use this as a highlighter.


Manna Kadar Radiance Split Pan Bronzer & Highlighter Duo, Retail Value: $21
I have heard of this brand before and didn't realize that they had vegan options. This highlighter and bronzer duo is stunning! The highlighter is definitely more on the subtle side, but you can build it up. The bronzer looked a little orange to me when I first swatched it, but it didn't show up that way on the face. It is really pigmented too and I didn't need to put much on my brush to get the pigmentation that I wanted.


Jersey Shore Cosmetics My Lash Secret Eyelash Curler, Retail Value: $25
As you can see, I still have this in its packaging. Mostly because I think eyelash curlers look like torture devices and I have never actually used one before. I'm thinking of giving this to someone else because I don't know if I'll ever use it. But if you like eyelash curlers, this is something I imagine you would like to receive in a box!

Total Value: $104!

If you're looking to try some cruelty-free and vegan products, but aren't looking to spend a lot of money, I think you would like this box. I'm not sure if you can still get the spring box, but they do have a summer box coming in June if you're interested. To sign up for the box, you can click here. They also have a YouTube account where they show sneak peeks for the subscription boxes.

I also have a new YouTube channel! If you'd like to check it out, please click here.

Petit Vour Boxes:

Vegan List and Updates:

Recent Reviews:

Sunday, March 19, 2017

Lord & Berry Vegan Friendly List

Lord & Berry is a cruelty-free company that I first discovered through a subscription box. When I emailed them, they stated that they were vegetarian friendly and that the only ingredient that they used that wasn't vegan friendly was beeswax. They also sent me list of all the ingredients to their products. From that list, I have created a vegan friendly list with links to their website. Some of the items I couldn't find on their website, but I included them in the list as well. I have also split up the list by section and alphabetical order. Happy shopping!

Vegan Friendly

Face
Blush Powder
Bronzer Powder
Conceal-It Stick Concealer
Cream Foundation
Flawless Creamy Concealer
Loose Powder Finishing Touch
Pressed Powder
Soft Touch Fluid Concealer

Eyes
Alchimia High Definition Mascara
Back in Black High Definition Mascara
Couture Kohl Kajal Eye Pencil
Diva Eye-Brow Wet & Dry Powder
Glacee Eye-Brow Gel Fixer
Inglam Eye Liner
Kajal Stick Intense Black Kajal
Magic Brow Eye-Brow Pencil
Must Have Tinted Brow Mascara
Polish Eye Pencil
#Reglam Crayon Eye Shadow
Seta Eye Shadow Pressed Powder
Smudge Proof Waterproof Eye Pencil
Stardust Eye Shadow Loose Powder
Velluto Eye Liner and Shadow
Magnifico Cream Pot Liner
Liquid Eye Liner Forever Black
Shodo Stylographic Eye Liner

Lips
20100 Shining Crayon Lipstick
Active SPA Lip Balm and Primer
Luxury Liner Eye Liner
Perfecto Graphic Liner
Skin Lip Gloss
Timeless Kissproof Lipstick
Ultimate Lip Liner
Vogue Matte Lipstick
Active Spa SPF 15 Balm and Primer
Twistick Sheer Lip Color

Treatment
2Phases Waterproof Makeup Remover
Cream Gentle Cream Cleanser
Fluid Delicate Micellar Water
Lip Oil Potion Advanced Fluid Lip Treatment
Ultimate Touch Eraser Pencil

Not Vegan Friendly

20100 Matte Crayon Lipstick
Absolute Intensity Luminous Cream Lipstick
Contour Palette
Cream to Powder Foundation
Line/Shade Eye Pencil
Luminizer Highlighter Stick
Mascare Treatment and Volume Mascara
Paillettes Eye Pencil
Scuba PRO Waterproof Mascara
Silhouette Lip Liner and Lip Treatment
Silk Kajal Kohl Eye Liner
Supreme Eye Pencil
Cream Blush

I also have a new YouTube channel! If you'd like to check it out, please click here.

I also have a running cruelty free list going- click here.

Other Vegan List:
L.A. Girl

Vegan Friendly Updates:
Vegan Friendly Update
Vegan Friendly Update Part Two
Vegan Friendly Update Part Three

Recent Reviews:
Colourpop Monochromatic Nectar Spring Release Review
Yeps and Nopes February 2017
Anastasia Beverly Hills Nicole Guerriero Glow Kit Review

Saturday, March 18, 2017

Colourpop Monochromatic Nectar Spring Release Review

Colourpop is releasing their spring collection in phases, the first one being a nectar phase. Their second phase (pink) launched yesterday morning. I haven't heard what their next phase will be, but I'm kind of hoping it'll be a red collection since I LOVE red lipstick. I won't be reviewing the second phase because pink just isn't a color I use a lot in my makeup routine. While everything in the collection is cruelty-free, the Drop of a Hat Blush and Savage Pressed Powder are not vegan. The rest of the collection is vegan friendly.


The Knockout Pressed Powder Face Duo
This duo is the first of its kind and works for most skin tones. For reference, I have fair skin with yellow, warm undertones. The palette is definitely on the warm toned side so if you're like me and love warm toned shades, you'll love this duo!



Excuse My French is described as a "soft peach" and is a matte blush. There is some fall-out with this powder, so be sure to have a light hand with this product. It is very pigmented and a little goes a long way. I really love shades like this and think I will get a lot of use out of it.
Like to Watch is described as a "peach with a duochorome gold flip" and is a pearlized highlighter. I think I like this one just a little more than the Alexis Ren highlighter. I don't know how this would look on darker skin tones though because it is really light. This is definitely a peachy shade, but looks gold depending on the light. It is a subtle highlighter, but you can build it up. I did notice that it did emphasize the texture on my face, so I think the next time I try it, I'll use a primer meant to cover up pores.

Shadows

Blow Me Away Pressed Powder Shadow Palette
From top to bottom: Slim Fit, Centerfold, Issues, Take a Break, and Cut-Outs


Slim Fit is described as a "hot red coral" and is in the matte finish. This shade is extremely pigmented and bright. I don't normally go for these shades, so I don't think I'll personally be keeping this one.
Centerfold is described as a "vibrant coral" and is in the matte finish. This one and Slim Fit are pressed pigments and the website says to not use these in the immediate eye area. Again, not the biggest fan of pink so I don't think I'll be keeping this one either.
Issues is described as a "pastel peach" and is in the matte finish. This is a super light color, but it really pretty all over the lid or in the crease. You can also build is it up and it really is pretty on the eyelids.
Take a Break is described as a "duochrome peach with a subtle gold flip" and is in the metallic finish. This shade is so pretty as a brow highlight and the inner corners.
Cut-Outs is described as a "dusty coral" and is in a matte finish. This one is not in the palette. This is my favorite shade out of the eyeshadows by far. It does have fall-out and is very powdery. It is also super pigmented, so make sure that you don't go too heavy handed with it (I accidentally did that the first time I used it).


From right to left: Flipper, One by One, and Going Rogue

Flipper is described as a "soft tangerine with a ton of silver glitter" and is in the metallic finish. This shade was previously discontinued and I'm so happy that they brought it back! I wore this color all over my lids today and I'm in love! I just might have to pick up an extra one of these.
One by One is described as a "pastel peach" and is in the pearlized finish. I feel like a broken record at this point, but again not a huge fan of the pink. This one looks like a lot of other shades they have as well so I don't think it's unique.
Going Rogue is described as a "silvery peach" and is in the pearlized finish. This one looks more white when you first swatch it, but you can see the peach pop in the light. I think I'd mainly use this one for underneath my brow, but it is really pretty!

Lips
From top to bottom: Jacquard, Likely, The Twirl, and Exaggerated

From top to bottom: Jacquard, Likely, The Twirl, and Exaggerated
I honestly didn't care for any of these shades on my skin tone. So this part of my review is very short as I just don't really like these on me.
Jacquard is described as a "true coral" and is in the ultra satin finish. This one looks very similar to The Twirl and I thought this was going to be a deeper pink by the picture online.
Likely is described as a "soft peach nude" and is in the ultra satin finish. This one swatched darker on my skin than on my lips- I don't really know what is up with that. I think if you have a darker skin tone than me, this would be a good shade for you.
The Twirl is described as a "pinky coral" and is in the ultra matte finish. The swatch of this one online looked darker than it does in real life- it's a really bright pink. Definitely not my style.
Exaggerated is described as a "true peach" and is in the ultra satin finish. This one is also much brighter in person. I don't really know why these were all super bright compared to the swatches they have online honestly.

From top to bottom: Faded and Oversized

From top to bottom: Faded and Oversized

Faded Lippie Stix and Lippie Pencil are described as a "rosy coral" and is in a crème finish. This is easy my favorite shade in the collection and I love the new formula. It is not transfer proof at all so be aware of that! It feels super hydrating on the lips as well. It does look lighter on my lips than the swatch on my arm.
Oversized Lippie Stix and Lippie Pencil are described as a "vibrant yellow peach" and is in a crème finish. This one also has the same nice formula, but I wasn't all that crazy for the color. I think I would've liked this shade if it was a little darker.


Overall this wasn't my favorite collection. That is just my personal opinion based on my preferences and skin tone. If you like bright pinks and the shades work for you, then you would like this collection. To shop the collection click here.

Here is a look I did with some of the products:
I am using the highlighter and blush, Faded Lippie Pencil and Lippie Stix, Flipper, Cut-Outs, Issues, and Take a Break.

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Tuesday, March 14, 2017

Vegan Update Part Three

In an effort to find cruelty-free and vegan makeup, I often email companies on their policies for animal testing and if their products are vegan-friendly. For past vegan updates, please follow the links at the bottom of the page. I am also creating vegan lists for Makeup Revolution, MUA, and Freedom. I'm also waiting on responses from Note Cosmetics, IMAN Cosmetics, Klean Color, Naked Cosmetics, and IT Cosmetics.

I received an item from VINTAGE in a monthly subscription box and wanted to make sure that they were cruelty-free and if they had vegan options. I sent an email on February 1st and when I didn't receive a response, I emailed again on February 13th and received a response on the same day stating:
"Hello. We are vegan :)"

I'm very happy to learn that they are vegan and look forward to trying their products in the future!

Their website says they're cruelty-free, but did not find information on vegan products. This was their response to my email:
"Thank you for contacting J. Cat Beauty! We are a cruelty free brand but not Vegan."

So while it I great that they are cruelty-free, I wish they were also vegan friendly.

They're website says that they're cruelty-free, but doesn't state if they're vegan friendly. Due to copy right, I cannot post exactly what they said, but they did state that their products are vegetarian. The only ingredient that some products contain that is not vegan friendly is beeswax. I have emailed them to find out what products contain beeswax and will write an update when I receive a response.

I don't remember where I heard of Frankie Rose Cosmetics from, but wanted to find out more about the brand. Here is their response:
"The Frankie Rose Cosmetics/ Joss Cosmetics LLC Family is committed to the elimination of animal cruelty testing. We do NOT conduct animal testing on our products or ingredients nor do our products contain any animal parts."

It's great to hear that they are both cruelty-free and vegan friendly!
The response I received from Palladio wasn't all that great:
"As a company, we do not test our products or any of their ingredients on animals.
An exception can only be made if regulatory authorities require it for safety and/or regulatory purposes.
Our products are not vegan as some do contain animal by-products."

The part about "except when required" worries me that they might possibly sell in China and test on animals as it is requires companies to test on animals. I would feel uneasy recommending this brand.

I first saw this company on HauteLook and had never heard of them, so I decided to contact them. Their response was:
"Thank you for your interest in Edward Bess. Some of our products contain beeswax which prevents us from being vegan friendly. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any additional questions."

Their website does have the ingredients listed and I will be making a list of vegan products.

I heard about this brand through BoxyCharm and thought their lip products looked interesting. Their response was:
"Yes. We are vegan friendly and Certified Cruelty Free."

Considering that their products are in a pretty good price range, I think it's safe to say that I will be trying out some of their products.

I also have a new YouTube channel! If you'd like to check it out, please click here.

I also have a running cruelty free list going- click here.

Past Vegan Updates:
 Vegan Friendly Update
Vegan Friendly Update Part 2

Vegan List:
L.A. Girl

Recent Reviews:
Anastasia Beverly Hills Nicole Guerriero Glow Kit Review
Colourpop X Alexis Ren Collaboration Review
Colourpop Pressed Eyeshadows Review

Friday, March 3, 2017

Yeps and Nopes February 2017

Welcome to my February 2017 "yeps and nopes" of the month! This list is comprised of items that I have been loving this month and some that just didn't work for me. I am not sponsored or paid in any way to review these products. All the products mentioned are cruelty-free and vegan.








Yeps

Meow Meow Tweet Deodorant
I received this item in a Petit Vour a few months ago and at first I was dubious about a cream deodorant and almost didn't try it, but I'm glad I did! A lot of deodorants make me sweat more for some reason or just don't last all day, but I don't have that problem with this deodorant (even when I work out!). I actually loved this so much that I bought another one off their website.

Christophe Robin Purifying Shampoo with Jujube Bark Extract
If you're like me and you have oily/greasy hair, you need this in your life. I've never found a shampoo that works for my hair like this does. I can even go a few days between washes with this products- pretty much unheard of for me. The only negative thing I have to say about this shampoo is the price- it retails at $38. To me it's worth it because it works so well!

KL Polish
I recently purchased a few shades from KL Polish and have tried the shades "Zoey", "Brick Sidewalk" and "Caramello" so far. They are very opaque, dried quickly, and lasted a long time. I also purchased her limited edition birthday shade in "Das Esspensive XXV" and it's gorgeous! Kathleen Lights said that she's releasing some colors for the spring and I will definitely be purchasing more of her nail polishes!
Top to bottom: Little Weapon and Honey Pie

Colourpop Ultra Matte Lips in Honey Pie and Little Weapon
The first shade is only available in the Valentines Day Short and Sweet kit and it is limited edition. The second is part of the Alexis Ren collection. Both are beautiful shades of red and I've been wearing them nonstop. Both of the colors are very opaque and last all day.


Some of my favorite shades from the palette

Juvias Place Nubian Eyeshadow Palette
I've viewed so many videos on YouTube of people using this palette and decided to get it myself. It is very pigmented, easy to blend, and super creamy. I love the shade selection in this palette as well. I would say that the hype around this product is well deserved!


Top to bottom: Top Notch and Shameless

Colourpop Super Shock Shadow in Shameless and Pressed Powder in Top Notch
When I saw the shade Shameless, I knew that I wanted to wear it to a concert I went to this month. And it really is perfect. It's a green with gold glitter in it and is beautiful all over the lids. Top Notch is one of the new pressed powder eyeshadows by Colourpop and this is one of my favorite in the bunch. It doesn't look like anything special in the pan, but is absolutely gorgeous all over the lid.

Nopes

BH Cosmetics Forever Nude Illuminating BB Cream
My first problem with this BB cream is the shade selection. The lightest shade was unfortunately too dark for me. My second problem with this product is that the pump was broken- making it difficult to use. I gave up with this product after two uses because I didn't think the quality was there.

Becca Backlight Filter Face Primer
I wouldn't say that this is a bad primer, but it definitely isn't the best. It didn't really do anything for my dry skin or help the foundation stay on longer. It was just kind of a "meh" product to me.

e.l.f. Moisturizing Foundation Stick
The only I problem I have with this foundation is the shade selection. Like many other e.l.f. products, the lighted shade was still too dark for me. Which is a real shame because the finish was really nice. It is very hydrating, so if you have dry skin, you would really like this. If you can find it in your shade, I would definitely recommend it!

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Past Yeps and Nopes:
January 2017

Thursday, March 2, 2017

Anastasia Beverly Hills Nicole Guerriero Glow Kit Review

 It's finally here! For months, fans have known about a collaboration with Nicole Guerriero and Anastasia Beverly Hills, but weren't really sure what was coming our way until both Nicole and ABH announced the news via Instagram on February 6th. Nicole's kit is the first collab ABH has done with the glow kit range. Considering how much everyone loves ABH's glow kits, I think this will be an excellent product as well! Originally it was announced that the palette would launch on Sephora's and ABH's websites on March 3rd, but a special 48-hour surprise release came out on the Sephora app on February 26th. The palette quickly sold out before the 48-hour mark, but will be back on Friday (tomorrow). It will also be in Sephora stores on March 15th. This palette is cruelty-free and vegan.


Close up of the shades:

The shades are as followed: Kitty Kat (pink champagne), Forever Young (oyster), Daydream (soft peach), Forever Lit (iridescent pearl), Glo Getter (gold), and 143 (cool bronze). All the shades look gorgeous and I think there's something in this palette for everyone. When you look at them in the pans, they look really glittery, but once you swatch them, they don't contain chunks of glitter. There is some fallout, so be sure to tap your brush before applying.

Top to bottom: Forever Lit, Glo Getter, and 143

Top to bottom: Kitty Kat, Forever Young, and Daydream













The swatches above show a finger swatch and a swatch with a brush. They felt super buttery and applied nicely on the skin. These are insanely pigmented and I didn't have to build it up to get the pigmentation I wanted. When I applied it to my cheeks, it was that blinding highlight that I would expect from this palette and it is easily my new favorite highlighter palette! It almost looks like metal on your face (I mean that in a good way) and I'm in love with it. You can also mix the shades together to create a unique look! You can also use these as eyeshadows if a few of the shades don't work for your skin tone. There are very few items I would call a "must have", but this is one of them!


Will be available to purchase on the Sephora website, as well as Anastasia Beverly Hills.

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