Cruelty-free beauty
The I Heart Revolution Donut Fizzer kit costs £8 from Superdrug or Revolution Beauty. They are 40g each and while it doesn’t have a date on it for shelf life, it’s best used within a year of purchase. It is vegan and cruelty-free.
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The Angel is the next mythical creature to join the I Heart Revolution family. In this post, I’ll be looking at the Angel Heart Palette and the Heavenly Lipgloss.
The palette costs £7 from Revolution Beauty or Superdrug, has 12 x 0.75g of products and a 12-month shelf life once opened. It’s vegan and cruelty-free.
The lipgloss is £3 from Revolution Beauty or Superdrug, has 2.2 g of product and a 12-month shelf life once opened. It’s vegan and cruelty-free.
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The Revolution Ultra Sculpt and Blend Collection costs £14.99 from Revolution Beauty or Superdrug. It’s a cruelty-free set, with no animal hair.
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Venus is the original warm-toned palette from Lime Crime that started a trend.
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The Tasty Palette Avocado from I Heart Revolution costs £10 from Revolution Beauty or Superdrug. It has 22 grams of product and a 12-months shelf life once opened. It is cruelty-free but not vegan.
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I decided it was time to bring in some more of the new Velvetines lip liners to my collection. I bought four new shades to use with my lipstick collection.
The Lime Crime Software blushes cost $22 each from Lime Crime or £22 from UK Suppliers. They have a 12-month shelf life once opened and 4.4g of product. They are vegan and cruelty-free.
I’ve been fighting Fomo this month, so let’s see how I did.
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Over the next 9 months, I’ll be wearing a foundation a month and testing it out with various primers, application techniques and post my review here. I’ll also mention any issues when the foundation is used with cream-based products such as blusher or highlighter. Before we continue, I have oily skin, a few fine lines and the occasional issues with breakouts. I don’t have an issue with dry skin so if you do you might find we have very different results from the same foundation.
The four primers I’ll be using are, Illamasqua – Hydra Veil, this one is a water-based gel primer. Evelyn Ion Cosmetics – Green Tea Primer, this one is a water-based dream primer. The Body Shop – Instablur Primer, this one is a silicone-based primer. Revolution Pro – Prime Oil, this one is an oil-based primer. I’ll also go without a primer to see how it performs without any help.
Other variables include using fingers, sponges or brushes to apply the foundation to see if it makes any difference in the finish or performance with these methods. I’ll also use cream, powder and liquid blushers and highlighters to see if there are any issues too.
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The Tropical Paradise Palette from Revolution is another in the range of collabs that they have done. This time with Tammi Clarke. It costs £10 and has 20 x 0.95gs and 3 x 1.1g of product. It is Cruelty-free but not vegan. It has a 12-month shelf life after opening.
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