huda beauty desert dusk time it launches

I still think it gives a beautiful finish, my only issue with it is that it doesn’t survive my oily nose very well, but is fine if maintained throughout the day. I originally bought it because I saw it being used by so many YouTubers, and it always looked amazing. Next up is a repurchase, Makeup Forever Ultra HD Invisible Cover Foundation is another blogger fave, and indeed, I used to be a bit obsessed with it myself. Available from Boots and Superdrug, and usually on offer. The combination option has a 22 shade range but I believe the normal/dry version only has 12, which is a bit weird but maybe the formula isn’t quite as popular, £12.99 for 30ml, both contain SPF. Colorstay has become one of my staple makeup bag foundations, I can see why so many people swear by it. I find pretty much any foundation will eventually break up on my nose if I don’t maintain it throughout the day, regardless of how expensive it is. The foundation gives really good coverage, and wears well, even without touch ups. The odd thing is that both formulas work really well on my skin, I can’t honestly say I prefer one or the other. Shade wise my favourite is Golden Beige, although the other two are fine as well, generally if a foundation is a bit on the fair side, I just Bronze it up a bit. So I have the shades Sand Beige 180 and Golden Beige 300 in the combo/oily foundation and Natural Beige 220 in the normal/dry one. This particular foundation comes in two varieties, Combination/Oily and Normal/Dry, now my skin varies from day to day, I get a very oily nose but the rest of my face is mostly normal but can sometimes feel a bit on the dry side. Firstly, I finally tried Revlon Colorstay Foundation, I bought the shade Sand Beige, then Revlon very kindly sent me to shades to try as part of their #LiveBoldly campaign. I have a couple of new foundations though, although they’re not new launches, both have been around for some time. No new Primers this month, nothing caught my eye. I used Glossier Boy Brow to finish.I’ve been very erratic with my blog posts recently, I realised I haven’t done my February review which, as it’s almost the end of March I was wondering whether I should still bother doing, but I figure March’s review would be very long and meandering if I combined them, so here’s a belated ‘February Review’! Using Suqqu’s Balancing Powder, I brushed and defined brows, however I didn’t need to do too much as Alexa brows are incredible (remember, she was growing them when she made her first tutorial with me!). (For tips on individual eyelash application click here). Then for an added bit of bling and to make the eyes pop, I used ‘Cosmo’ a warm chocolatey plum shade with copper glitter from the Huda Beauty Desert Dusk Palette, patting with my finger in the centre of the lid.įor lashes, I layered Lancome’s Hypnose Doll Eyes waterproof in black and applied Ardell individual lashes. I then mixed 'Bossy' with a touch of 'Maneater' to intensify the colour at the upper outer edge to elongate the eye. To create the berry eye look, I primed first using Nars Pro Prime and applied a wash of colour with the shade ‘Bossy’ from the Huda Beauty Rose Gold Palette all over the lid (and along the lower lash line) and blended the edges with 'Shy'. I also buffed and blended Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector in pearl to create a subtle sheen on her cheek bones. If you’ve seen my tutorials with Alexa, you’ll know she has naturally amazing skin, so for base I applied a few light layers of Chanel Vitalumiere foundation and concealed under eyes with Lancome’s Camouflage Concealer. Here’s my breakdown of the products I used. Alexa was wearing an absolutely gorgeous dress from her own collection and we decided a 90's inspired bold berry eye and lip combo would be just the thing to compliment its pale dove grey/blue shade - balancing the pretty delicate vibe of the dress with an edge. Earlier this week I made up the gorgeous, uber stylish and hilarious Alexa Chung for the British Fashion Awards.

Huda beauty desert dusk time it launches