The Pocket Candy palettes from Lime Crime have a mixed reputation. It’s one of the reasons I put off purchasing them for so long. In this post, I am going to list them from best to worst.
Cruelty-free beauty
As part of the House range of Boots Harry Potter offerings, there is a set of four house themed polishes.
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The Wizarding World Swish and Flick Brush set is available from Boots for £20. It’s part of the Christmas gift sets, so part of the 3 for 2. It is cruelty-free and vegan.
This is a set of Five brushes with handles in the shape of characters wands. The handles are made of metal and quite heavy but as a result, feel-good quality. on a couple of them due to the shape, mostly Voldemorts wand, they can be a little awkward to hold. It’s a minor thing but I think that his wand might have been better for the highlighter as you need to use it less. They’re also duo-fibre, which helps with the blending aspects of the brushes.
So let us look at the wands/brushes.
I like these brushes. They’re sold and good quality. I definitely recommend these for your harry potter fan.
You can get yours at Boots for £20.
As part of their 10th Birthday collection, Lime Crime released several unicorn lipsticks, some of which were new shades. They cost $18 each and are Vegan and Cruelty-Free. They have of 3.5g product and a 12-month self-life on opening.

This is a style of “full face of” that I haven’t seen yet. That style is brands I am not currently purchasing from due to their Cruelty-Free status or that of their parent company.
So if you’d like to find out who I am not going to purchase from anymore, please click the video above for all the tea. Some brands might surprise you!
The Harry Potter Hogwarts House Handcream set is £10 from Boots. It’s part of the Boots 3 for 2 offer. It’s cruelty-free but not vegan. There’s 75 ml of product in each and has a 24-month shelf life once opened.
There’s not a lot to say about these hand creams. They sink in well and make my hands feel soft. For hand creams they’re great.
I like the design on these. It’s very simple but classic and I like it very much. These are something I’d be quite happy to pull out of my handbag.
Each of the creams has a slightly different scent.
These scents are pleasant but not overpowering.
They’re well worth it for keeping your hand moisturised for the next year.
If you like to get a set they’re available at Boots for £10.

The Conceal and Define range of concealers from Revolution Beauty recently expanded to include colour correctors. They launched 3 colours, Orange, Banana and Green for the 3 most common issues. They cost exactly the same as the original line £3 and contain the same amount of product (4ml).

It’s exactly the same formula as the Conceal and Define, so it therefore sets. You do need to blend this out fairly fast. It’s also very pigmented so you might need to mix this with a skin toned concealer if the green is showing through. However, because it is so pigmented it does its job brilliantly.
It’s also really useful for mixing with the neutral shades if you’re olive. Mix it with a deeper shade should you need to for the perfect colour match. It is white based so may not suit all depths.
I would like to see further releases in this line, specifically purple and blue. Purple for brightening and blue for correcting yellow/creating olive tones.
Other than that I really like this.
Also if you really love this formula Revolution has now announced that there will be larger sizes of the Conceal and Define range available soon, including a foundation. How exciting is that?
Check out Revolution Beauty and Superdrug for yours now.
Today I’m showing you how I did this look with the Dragon Heart palette from Revolution Beauty. Get yours for £7.
Products Used
Unicorn Heart Palette – I Heart Revolution
Hi-Viz – Sugarpill
Ultra Cool Glow Palette – Revolution Beauty
Trendy Teal Pomade – Revolution Pro
Aqua Seal – Revolution Beauty
Glisten Up – Revolution Pro
Sinister Seduction Lipstick – Revolution Beauty
Mascara Revolution – Revolution Beauty
Today I’m showing you how I did this look with the Dragon Heart palette from Revolution Beauty. Get yours for £6.99.
Dragons Heart Palette – I Heart Revolution
Mischief Mattes – Revolution Pro
Pro Contour Book – Lunatick Labs
Hustle Glitter Liner – Collection Cosmetics
Renaissance Flick Liner – Revolution Beauty
Chameleon Diamond Dew – Lime Crime
714 24/7 Liner – Urban Decay
La Diamond Crusher – Lime Crime
Heirloom Diamond Crusher – Lime Crime