Cruelty-free beauty
The Revolution Pro Powder Foundation costs £5 from Revolution. There’s 8g of product and has a 12-month shelf life once opened. It is vegan and cruelty-free.
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The Velvetine lip liners cost $16 each from Lime Crime or £14.50 from Cult Beauty. They’re vegan and cruelty-free. They have 1.2g of product and 24-month shelf life from opening.
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The liners cost $16 each from Lime Crime or £14.50 from Cult Beauty. They’re vegan and cruelty-free. They have 1.2g of product and 24-month shelf life from opening.
Continue reading “Lime Crime Velvetine Lip Liner – Pinky Swear & Fiona – Review & Swatch”
The Wet Cherry lip glosses cost $18 each from Lime Crime. They have 2.96 ml of product and a 12-month shelf life once opened. They are vegan and cruelty-free.
The Lime Crime Bushy Brow Pen costs $20. It has 0.7ml and a 6-month shelf life once opened. The Bushy Brow Gel costs $18. It has 3.5ml and 12-month shelf life once opened. They’re both vegan and cruelty-free.
The Velvetine in Peacock costs $20 from Lime Crime. It has 2.6 ml of product and a 12-month shelf life once opened. It is vegan and cruelty-free.
The Lime Crime Beanie is exclusive to Lime Crime. It costs $20 and is made of 100% acrylics.
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The I Heart Revolution Donut Tray was a limited edition set for Christmas 2019. It cost £30 at full price. It is vegan and cruelty-free. It’s not currently available on the Revolution website but is still currently on sale at Superdrug.
I have seen it on sale for less, at £30 it’s not the best value, as the regular donut palettes cost £5 each. So let’s see what’s inside.
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I’ve honestly been trying to think of a funny title for ages but I ended up with that one, so I guess we’ll all have to deal with that. Happy New Year and Happy Luna New Year.
I didn’t think I’d be talking about Kat Von D again. The brand was dead to me and to a lot of other people. The only time I would mention the brand was in my Project Pan’s as I was trying to use them up. If you’re out of the loop I wrote a post here on why I’d not purchase the brand again. Then 2020 rolls around and as has already happened several times with the start of this year we have a curveball.
The Frosted Daze and Holly Daze sets cost $21 each from Lime Crime or £17 from UK Suppliers. They have three mini Velvetines shades with 1.7 ml each. They are vegan and cruelty-free.
Try us under the mistletoe and pucker up in the limited-edition mini Velvetines sets. Included are classic holiday hues – ranging from a festive pop of metallic finish along with 2 matte liquid lippies. The glittery ornament with window display adds the extra touch of holiday sparkle to come your way.
The new limited edition Venus XS palettes cost $20 each from Lime Crime. They have 1.78g (definitely a typo on the Lime Crime website as that states 78g) of product and a 24-month shelf life once opened. They are vegan and cruelty-free.
‘Tis the season to introduce our limited-edition Holiday Venus XS mini-quad palettes. A glimmering array of greens, blues, and pinks; truth be told – you’ll want them all! Four all-new shades in two finishes – with the same ethereal consistency as the rest of the Venus family, the two buttery smooth matte shades are effortlessly pigmented while two lush shimmers brilliantly shine. Each showstopping glitter-trimmed palette features a radiantly glowing monochromatic color story, they’re all magically divine!
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