Jeffree Star Lip Velour in Unicorn Blood, Hoe Hoe Hoe and Anna Nicole Review

Jeffree Star Lip Velour in Unicorn Blood, Hoe Hoe Hoe and Anna Nicole Review

I love the formula of Jeffree Star’s Velour liquid lipsticks. I still feel they’re some of the best formulas on the market. They cost £16 from UK Suppliers or $18 from Jeffree’s website.

I find all of these long-lasting, not drying at all and doesn’t emphasise my lip texture. I really love these. I think they’re well worth the cost. Today we’re looking at three shades, Unicorn Blood, Hoe Hoe Hoe and Anna Nicole.

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Unicorn blood is the first and it’s a deep blood red. I find it doesn’t feather and stays well on the lips with minimal smudging. I do find it does budge a little on cups. I love the deep colour of this and intend to repurchase this soon.

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Hoe Hoe Hoe was a limited edition colour. Sadly no longer available since it is one of my favourites. This one is a lot cooler in tone and a lot brighter. It’s also got these amazing blue sparkles in it that you start to see coming through the longer you wear it.

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Anna Nicole is a red based orange. It’s a great shade for Autumn and again has not smudging issues. It’s a bold colour but I love it.

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They cost £16 from UK Suppliers or $18 from Jeffree’s website. Shipping costs from $8 and increases with the package size. It does not include customs charges so expect an extra £8 and 20% on top of the cost.

Jeffree Star Pinks – Virginity, 714, Queen Supreme, Prom Night and Masochist

Jeffree Star Pinks – Virginity, 714, Queen Supreme, Prom Night and Masochist

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I love the formula of Jeffree Star’s Velour liquid lipsticks. I still feel they’re some of the best formulas on the market. They cost £16 from UK Suppliers or $18 from Jeffree’s website.

I find all of these long-lasting, not drying at all and doesn’t emphasise my lip texture. I really love these. I think they’re well worth the cost. Today we’re looking at five shades, Masochist, 714, Virginity, Prom Knight and Queen Supreme.

 

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Masochist is a beautiful cool-toned dark pink. It’s one of my favourite colours. I have no smudging or bleeding issues with this one.

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714 is a very light peach shade. I do not like this one on me. It doesn’t have coverage issues and stays put really well.

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Virginity is very light pink. This has some issues with coverage and is far too light for me.

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Prom Knight is bright hot pink. I adore this colour so much. it’s cool undertone too and doesn’t smudge or bleed. It also has no coverage issues.

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Queen Supreme is a neon pastel pink. While I’m not a fan of this colour on me, it is a great colour with no coverage issues. It also doesn’t bleed or budge.

They cost £16 from UK Suppliers or $18 from Jeffree’s website. Shipping costs from $8 and increases with the package size. It does not include customs charges so expect an extra £8 and 20% on top of the cost.

Revolution Pro Mischief Mattes Palette – First Impressions and Festival Face

Revolution Pro Mischief Mattes Palette – First Impressions and Festival Face

Meet the Regeneration Trends Mischief Mattes Palette from Revolution Pro. It costs only £8 for this collection of bright mattes.

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As you can see from above it swatches very well. In practice, I had a little more trouble with the greens showing up as you can tell from the video.

Overall, as I have played with it more since making the video I do like this palette for the price. Worth getting it for festivals and bright colourful look.

Jeffree Star Deep Cools – Weirdo, Abused, Blue Velvet, Dirty Money & Mistletoe – Review & Swatches

Jeffree Star Deep Cools – Weirdo, Abused, Blue Velvet, Dirty Money & Mistletoe – Review & Swatches

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I love the formula of Jeffree Star’s Velour liquid lipsticks. I still feel they’re some of the best formulas on the market. They cost £16 from UK Suppliers or $18 from Jeffree’s website.

I find all of these long-lasting, very comfortable to wear and they don’t overemphasise my lip texture. I do think these are well worth the cost. Today we’re looking at 5 of the more unusual shades, Mistletoe, Dirty Money, Blue Velvet, Abused and Weirdo.

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Mistletoe was a limited edition shade which is a primary green colour. This one has great coverage as you can see. It was perfect for the Christmas season

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Dirty Money was one of the first shades and it’s a dirty green colour. If you’re American it’s apparently the same colour as money. I really like this shade on me.

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Blue Velvet is a bright primary blue. I adore this shade. It has little coverage issues and doesn’t really smudge.

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Abused is one of the more controversial shades. It’s a navy blue and could be considered the colour of a bruise. This is not the only reason it’s controversial though. It smells like aniseed and apparently, there is a bruise cream in America that smells like it. Again I like this shade as it’s on the deeper end when black is too much.

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Speaking of black meet Weirdo. Despite the picture showing it as shiny (I clearly didn’t let it dry long enough) it’s not. It’s matte black. My little Goth heart loves this shade. It doesn’t smudge or budge.

They cost £16 from UK Suppliers or $18 from Jeffree’s website. Shipping costs from $8 and increases with the package size. It does not include customs charges so expect an extra £8 and 20% on top of the cost.

Revolution Pro Supreme Highlighter Ice Review & Swatch

Revolution Pro Supreme Highlighter Ice Review & Swatch

From the new Revolution Pro line comes a brand new set of highlighters. There’s three to chose from each containing 3 different shades. They cost £6 each and come with 11.1g of product. The choice is from Ice, Gold and Metals. Of course being on the light end of the skin depth spectrum I chose Ice as in both of the others there is at least one shade I won’t be able to use.

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The Ice palette contains three white based highlighters. A stunning blue, Champagne and pink shift. The formula of these is very very soft. I was expecting them to be baked but they’re not at all. I even managed to damage it when trying to take a macro shot and once you touch a brush to it you can see where it’s been.

Highlighter is something Revolution beauty does really well and this is no exception.

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I used it for the first time on camera and I was stunned at how great they are. I was using a fairly light hand and a fan brush and ended up with a high shine. I mean look at these swatches.

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Good right?

This palette is soft and you need very little. I can’t believe I almost passed on a palette that makes me want to destash (almost) every highlighter I own and keep this.

If you like a highlighter that’s bold you’re going to love this one. Get it at RevolutionBeauty or Superdrug.

Barry M Holographic Eye Toppers Review & Swatch

Barry M Holographic Eye Toppers Review & Swatch

Barry M‘s Holographic eye toppers cost £4.99 from your local stockist. This is one of those products that despite being labelled holographic is more duo chrome. There are 4 colours in this range.

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  • Supernova is a green/gold shift with a blue base
  • Asteroid is a blue/purple shift with a slight green sheen
  • Luna is a blue/purple shift with a blue base
  • Star Dust is a Purple/pink shift.

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They dry down on the eye for all-day wear. I did find that they would move the colour I used as my base shadow if I was a little too heavy handed on the application. However, given the shine, you really couldn’t tell unless you were going to be checking out the colour of my iris.

They’re sheer on the first coat but if you do let them dry they will take a second coat that will be much more opaque. That does mean they can be used alone if you so wish. Of course being cream they don’t really blend out, so more suited to cut creases but they’re incredibly pretty.

They’re quite a good dupe for Lime Crime’s Diamond Dews, just with less giltter. It’s a shame the range is so limited in colour. I do like these.

Mermaids vs Dragons vs Unicorns Heart – Part 2 Highlighters Review and Swatches

Mermaids vs Dragons vs Unicorns Heart – Part 2 Highlighters Review and Swatches

So we’ve got the magical lips, now we need a highlight to go along with it. Fortunately, I Heart Revolution has got you covered. Stay tuned to the end of the post for a giveaway.

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There are three different highlighters in different shades for each of the mystical creatures. All cost £5 each and are available from RevolutionBeauty or Superdrug.  They’re all packed in cardboard hearts with a gradient of colours that mix to make a unique highlighter shade. They’re also all Vegan.

Dragon

 

The Dragon highlighter is a collection of red and golden highlighter shades that combine into a beautiful golden highlight. This is way too dark for my skin but is perfect for deeper skin tones.

Mermaid

 

The Mermaid highlighter is a collection of green and purple shades that combine into a pretty peach highlighter. Again just a touch too dark for me but great for light to medium skin tones.

Unicorn

 

The Unicorn highlighter is a pastel rainbow of shades with a white base that combines to an ethereal blue highlight. This one is perfect for fair to light skin tones.

I-Heart-Revolution-Mermaid-Unicorn-Dragon-Heart-SwatchI like these highlighters, especially the Unicorn one. They’re pretty and quite unique. I find the sheen on them doesn’t really emphasise my skin texture either. You can, of course, make the tone of them slightly different depending on where you place the brush into the highlighter. The choice is yours, there are so many variations.

So onto the UK only giveaway. I am giving away the Mermaid and Dragon highlighters used in this post as they’re both too dark for me. Please complete the steps included in the Rafflecopter widget and make sure you leave me a comment stating which one you’d like. Open to UK residents only, two winners will be chosen at random. failure to comment which one you’d like or reply with both/either will void your entry. Please click the link below to enter.

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How I dye my hair

How I dye my hair

Just recently I was asked by a subscriber to show how I do the current gradient in my hair. So here’s a little video on how to do this really easy gradient.

Things to note is that the bottom half of my hair is bleached and that’s how I am able to get such a bright blue colour.