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Thursday, 9 August 2012
Wednesday, 8 August 2012
L'oreal studio secrets primer
Hello today i'm going to review L'oreal studio secrets primer. this primer was in my July favourites and i thought it was about time i did a little review on it.
To start on a sour note i hate the packaging it is just really hard to get product out without it going under your nails which wastes product but that being said i realise there isn't many other alternatives to packaging....... unless it was in foundation packaging with a PUMP
I have oily skin so a primer is good for days i don't want powder on and this primer is very good at 'airbrushing' your skin so it isn't just one dimension like powder can sometimes make it look.
The consistency is quite bouncy, like a less moussey version of maybelline dream mousse products. It is quite thick which means you need a *tiny* amount for your face and it blends perfectly. It doesn't leave a white cast on your face if you don't blend as well one day (*ahem* no7 matte primer) and it does make my foundation stay on until the end of the night which is great.
The price is at the slightly pricier end of the drugstore brands but then again l'oreal is like the higher end drugstore brand (contractions , i know) and it is almost £15. I know by know you'll be saying '£15 for a ..... primer. You've gone mad' but it did work. My face was left smoother, my foundation looked great and the staying power wasn't bad either but is it worth the money? Personally i won't repurchase as i am sure there are cheaper alternatives for this primer. So are you ready for the quest of a lifetime? I am ! ! And you ready to join me on my quest for the perfect primer?
If you are please list you recommendations for primers below and i will let you know how i get on.
Toodlelou xoxo
L'oreal studio secrets primer ~ boots, superdrug - (£14.29)
To start on a sour note i hate the packaging it is just really hard to get product out without it going under your nails which wastes product but that being said i realise there isn't many other alternatives to packaging....... unless it was in foundation packaging with a PUMP
I have oily skin so a primer is good for days i don't want powder on and this primer is very good at 'airbrushing' your skin so it isn't just one dimension like powder can sometimes make it look.
The consistency is quite bouncy, like a less moussey version of maybelline dream mousse products. It is quite thick which means you need a *tiny* amount for your face and it blends perfectly. It doesn't leave a white cast on your face if you don't blend as well one day (*ahem* no7 matte primer) and it does make my foundation stay on until the end of the night which is great.
The price is at the slightly pricier end of the drugstore brands but then again l'oreal is like the higher end drugstore brand (contractions , i know) and it is almost £15. I know by know you'll be saying '£15 for a ..... primer. You've gone mad' but it did work. My face was left smoother, my foundation looked great and the staying power wasn't bad either but is it worth the money? Personally i won't repurchase as i am sure there are cheaper alternatives for this primer. So are you ready for the quest of a lifetime? I am ! ! And you ready to join me on my quest for the perfect primer?
If you are please list you recommendations for primers below and i will let you know how i get on.
Toodlelou xoxo
L'oreal studio secrets primer ~ boots, superdrug - (£14.29)
Tuesday, 7 August 2012
Style Crush ~ Emma stone
This is a bit different than my normal style crush posts i didn't want to do a collage for her as i feel that it doesn't do her justice. I hope you don't mind and please tell me if you prefer collages or this style of style crush posts.
**all pictures from google images**
**all pictures from google images**
Sunday, 5 August 2012
My Summer Scent
I am currently sitting writing this while it is raining with
thunder and lightning. Can you guess
where I am? That's right good ol'
Scotland! :) So this post is about my
summer scent to help lift my spirits up as this dreadful weather is really
starting to bring me down.
Daisy eau so fresh by Marc Jacobs is one of my all-time
favourite perfumes as it is just so easy to wear. I wear this especially in the summer and also
in the winter when I need a little pick-me-up.
Marc Jacobs is a highly successful fashion designer but he
has also made tons of perfume (the original daisy, Lola, oh Lola etc...) so I
was thrilled when I got this for my birthday a while ago.
I have this in eau de toilette as opposed to eau de perfume which
will have different staying power etc...
To me the notes are not very detectable separately as they
sort of blend together to create a beautiful light, fruity scent. It has notes of raspberry, sensuous wild
rose, and deep and warm plum. I'd say
that you definitely can smell the raspberry at first but then it slowly changes
and you can smell rose and violets which makes it turn very florally for a
while then musk and cedarwood come to play as they give the fruity notes a
boost thus turning it back to a dominantly fruity scent
I think that it is perfect for summer (or every season to be
honest) and I just love the lid it's so beautiful. I like the fact it only has one yellow flower
it makes it unique in my opinion and it is bigger than standard perfumes which
is always nice.
It stays on me for around 5 hours but remember on others it
will differ.
You will get compliments for sure with this perfume, when I
wear it; it gets triple the amount of compliments than others in my collection.
Have you tried daisy eau so fresh? What are your thoughts?
Available at debenhams and boots from £48 - £62
Thursday, 2 August 2012
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