Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick in 674 Coralberry

It's almost Summer, which means coral galore!

Burberry Beauty Sheer Eye Shadow - No. 10 Antique Rose

Burberry eye shadows are my all-time favourite eye shadows.
There's a Burberry flagship store in Chicago, so of course, I took advantage when I was there last month.

Used Up Beauty Products / Empties #3

The garbage has been piling up in my bathroom... haha

REVIEW: Indeed Laboratories Hydraluron Serum

Hyaluronic acid has been all the rage...

When I saw this hydraluron popping up in all of my favourite UK youtubers/bloggers' raves, I had to get my hands on it.

I was overjoyed when I discovered that indeed laboratories is actually a Canadian brand.  I managed to track it down in Shoppers Drug Mart for $24.99 CAD.

REVIEW: CLINIQUE even better clinical dark spot corrector

I picked this up from the Cosmetics Company Outlet a year ago for $37.50 US, and finally decided to use it regularly this year.  I think I started using it in February and just finished it two weeks ago.

REVIEW: Wet 'n' Wild - Heather Silk

I'm a big fan of the Wet 'n' Wild eyeshadow trios, so naturally, I've been curious of their blushes for a while.
I couldn't ever bring myself to purchase them in Canada though, because their price point is quite high relative to US prices (double to US prices, plus our sales tax is much higher)!

Anyway, I finally picked two up when I was at a CVS.  One of which was the famous Heather Silk.

Japonesque 9-Pocket Brush Case

When I was away for 4 weeks, I felt like my Real Techniques brush holder (came with my Core Collection) wasn't quite cutting it... so, I picked up this Japonesque 9-pocket brush holder at the local Ulta for $13 USD.

Sephora 100 Point Reward: Givenchy Le Rouge 103 Brun Créateur

Sephora has been stepping up on their 100 point rewards!

Givenchy released a new lipstick:  Le Rouge.
It's supposed to be a semi-matte lipstick, with leather packaging.

Seeing how it retails for $36 CAD, I like how the Givenchy PR team decided to give these little mini-me's out to the biggest makeup fanatics (Sephora shoppers).

Often time, samples look or feel like crap... even the most high end ones.
I appreciate it when brands take the time to actually use samples as their supposed purpose -- to generate interest and buzz.

Everything about this sample is top notch.