Showing posts with label korean makeup review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label korean makeup review. Show all posts

Friday, July 18, 2014

Holika Holika: Heartfull Moisture Lipstick in Baby Beige


It's about time i do another Holika review, there products are amazing and great value although they aren't the easiest to get hold of in the UK. It's easy to see why i picked this lipstick, i'm a real sucker for packaging. The lipstick bullet is made of a pink toned metal which makes it feel much more expensive than it is and the lipstick itself is heart shaped, how kawaii is that? The lipstick comes in 6 different shades from nudes to reds and are a combination of a lipstick and a balm. 
I chose the lightest shade Baby Beige, although in my opinion it is definitely more of a light pink than a beige. The lipstick does feel quite moisturising and the colour is lovely, perfect for a natural day look. It retails for around £4.50 and is easily attainable on Ebay (if you don't mind waiting 2 weeks for delivery from korea)


Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Magic Mascara

I think i have found the one! Mascara's come in so many different shapes and formula's it can be a little overwhelming at times. Whilst they all claim to give you unrealistically long and volumous lashes very few can actually live up to these claims. My all time favourite mascara was the Bourjois Yes to Volume no to Clumps which was discontinued many years ago, and since then i have been trying just about anything from the bargain basement to luxurious high end products in search of the one mascara to rule them all. Finally i have found perfection, i give you the Magic Pole mascara by Korean brand Holika Holika. I have been using their lash lengthening version of mascara, they also sell volumising and waterproof mascara's all though i'v never had a problem on a rainy day. The brush is certainly a little different, it is straight with a ball on the end, perfect for getting those short lashes on the inner eye and great for using on lower lashes too. The formula is just perfect for me, not too rubbery or clump, and it gives the effect of long but natural lashes. Holika products are available at several places online however Ebay is by far the least expensive. Finally my quest is over, all you ladies should give it a go, and please let me know which mascara is the one for you. Speak to you all again soon. Luna =^_^=