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Thursday, 12 July 2012

Beauty blender on a budget!


Firstly I have never tried the real McCoy (Beauty blender) so I cannot make a comparison between the two, I don't think I will ever be able to spend £16 on a sponge but I have a cheaper version called the cosmopolitan beauty sponge.
I have never liked to use wedge sponges as I think they use up too much product but I love using this especially for heavier foundations.
It is a pain in the keister to wash though which is why I still have a teeny bit of foundation left on it.

How I use it

I damp it using warm water and it somehow makes my foundation give me the illusion of having AMAZING skin as it is almost impossible to get a cakey finish. 

You can find the beauty blender sponge in Superdrug although there must be limited stock as I tried 7 stores with no luck but eventually found it in the Braehead store near Glasgow .

Beauty blender sponge ~ Superdrug (£4.99)

Wednesday, 11 July 2012

Photographical Wednesday

Today's picture is one of my favourites.  This was when i was on holiday and this little dog came to say hello!

Toodlelou xx

Wednesday, 4 July 2012

Photographical Wednesday





I'm SO in love with Vespa's , it is bordering on a sick obsession and this photo was taken by me when i was in holiday in Rhodes, Greece .

Cheerio xx

Sunday, 1 July 2012

Poor little rich girl - NOTD


Today's nails just screamed luxurious and rich hence the title.  I used Topshop hidden treasure for my accent nail and opi a grape fit for the rest.




  Topshop applied like a dream but opi left a lot of air bubbles - is that normal because when I use mermaids tears it doesn't happen , well maybe I just got a bad 'un.



Cheerio xx

Friday, 29 June 2012

Natural collection eyeshadow


This brand is exclusively available at boots and the eye shadows retails for £1.79 each.  I only have one - milk chocolate.  The packaging looks as cheap as it cost but then who am I to complain? I like to wear this mainly for school so it looks like I at least made an effort (but not like the others who like to slaver on the fake tan and use a pan of blush a week) this is a nice but slightly lighter version of buck (my all-time favourite eye shadow form the UD naked palette).  It is decently pigmented and I don’t remember to wear a primer half the time at 7.30 in the morning so it does fade during the day.
On the whole it is a good pigmented eye shadow for less than £2 - what’s not to like?