Cruelty-free beauty
The Diamond Dews are eyeshadow toppers. They cost £18 from UK suppliers or $20 from Lime Crime direct. They have 4.14 ml of product each and have a 12-month shelf life once opened. They are Vegan and cruelty-free.
A lid topper that brings the effect of sparkling diamonds to your eyes. Packed with reflective particles that instantly add that OMG! factor to your makeup.
Continue reading “Lime Crime Diamond Dew Review & Swatches – Holy Shift, Confetti and Tinsel”
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.
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.
It’s not really hard to tell that I really love Lime Crime. The Velvetine’s formula is the one liquid lipstick that I love the best.
Venus III costs £34 from UK Suppliers or $38 USD from Lime Crime. It is vegan and cruelty-free. It has 16g worth of product and a 12-month shelf life once opened.
So for those of us that either doesn’t live in the USA, want a vegan version or just don’t like Lime Crime’s morals I’ve got you a dupe for their much-praised Velvetines.
I decided to do this post back when Lime Crime first showed off their Aquatænia Palette. At first glance the palettes have similar colours but given I didn’t have Heart Breaker or Aquatænia in person I didn’t feel right making a judgement call. So once Heart Breaker arrived, I waited for the Aquatænia palette to be released and purchased it too.
Continue reading “Go Compare – Sugarpill’s Heartbreaker palette vs Lime Crime’s Aquatænia Palette”