article_snippet.sent: Mono Eye Shadow (£5).
article_snippet.sent: Matte Lip Colour (pictured) is moisturising with tonnes of pigment and almost matches up to Charlotte Tilbury’s Red Carpet Red lip colour .
article_snippet.sent: Matte Lip Colour (£8 or £20 for three).
article_snippet.sent: The Matte Long Last Lipstick (£1.50) looked a bit chalky, but I liked the chubby brush on the Volumising Ultra Mascara (£2), even if the chubby brush on the Volumising Ultra Mascara (£2) was a bit clumpy.
article_snippet.sent: Stick Foundation (£2).
article_snippet.sent: Kohl Eyeliner (£1.50).
article_snippet.sent: Kohl Eyeliner (£1.50) comes in innovative, twist-up packaging, like The Matte Velvet Lipstick (£10).
article_snippet.sent: The Matte Velvet Lipstick (£10) is moisturising, with a matte — but not flat — finish, while the Ultra Rich Twist
article_snippet.sent: Pure Luxe Powder Bronzer (£15).
article_snippet.sent: A lovely, moulded bronzer that looks a little Bottega Veneta in style.
article_snippet.sent: Neverending Lashes Lengthening Mascara, (£10).
article_snippet.sent: Also the Matte Lipstick (£3.99) isn’t drying and, while theb comes with more of a cocktail stick applicator than a brush, once applied the Matte Lipstick (£3.99) stays put.
article_snippet.sent: Pure Volume Volumising Mascara (£4.99).
article_snippet.sent: One of the worst budget mascaras I’ve ever used.