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Make Up For Ever Spring Preview 2015.
On a warm March Saturday, I had the pleasure of attending the Make Up For Ever Spring Preview event hosted at the Deanery in Toronto. Aside from getting a sneak peek at what’s coming your way in the next couple of months, it’s also a great time to catch up with fellow beauty bloggers, and meet new faces!
Make Up For Ever makes some of my favourite products, and always coming out with exciting innovation and products. The research and innovation that goes into each and every product makes them worth every penny. The annual holiday value sets is one of the best ways to get a taste of their best-sellers without spending too much money!
The event was hosted at The Deanery which is located right next to Cathedral Centre of St. James Church. I walked past it, thinking that there’s no way an event could be held at a church before I realized that I was a block off. Turns out the Deanery is an attachment to the church. The space itself is beautiful – it looks like a loft in New York.
Onto what’s actually new in store from Make Up For Ever, I hope you’re excited about what’s coming your way in the next couple of months! In depth review to follow but let me know if you want to see a specific one first!
Pro Sculpting Duo ($45, available here): A contour duo that makes the art of highlighting and sculpting a breeze, even for beginners! Designed to be very user-friendly and almost foolproof, the duo is available in 2 sets of shades to complement your natural skintone. Best to apply with brush #156 ($43, available here)!
Smoky Stretch Mascara ($28, available here) – not pictured: A lengthening mascara with Make Up For Ever’s legendary formulation. If you have pin-straight, or almost non-existent lashes, this is one you want to try out!
Rouge Artist Intense ($23, available here) – not pictured: An addition to the existing range of Rouge Artist Intense, the two new colours are perfect for everyday wear. #53 is described as a pearly pinky copper (warmer), and #54 is described as pearly golden pink (cooler).