It's that time of year to refresh your makeup collection. |
I’ll begin with their Liquid Cover Up-Oil Free Foundation and Concealer ($25) for the 0.54 fl. oz. tube. This is a cruelty and paraben free product that comes in 11 shades. Unfortunately, I received the V3 for medium neutral to medium-golden skin, which was entirely too dark to wear, instead of V1 fair to light.
Here I swatched the Blush Duo, Bronzer and foundation for you. |
Wonders of the World Concealer Duo ($26) has three shades to choose from. One side of this compact has a lighter shade for under the eyes while the other side of the pan is deeper for handling any blemishes or scars that you need to hide.
This color is inappropriate for fair to light skin. Why it was sent, I can't understand. |
Why I received the darkest in this line with O2 for medium to medium deep with yellow undertones baffles me since I stated I was fair to light. I couldn’t wear this product in public or people might think I awakened from the dead with the dark rings it created, but I sampled the formula in the house just for this review. I thought it spread and blended well and didn’t crease easily during the short time I had it on. One of the lighter shades would have been nice to test longer for a more thorough judgement.
On the other hand, their Blush Duo ($29) in Set for Life is available in five shades and was beautiful with its warm rose and pink tones. The powder is silky with micronized pigments that subtly light up cheeks with a realistic, glowing natural flush.
I really liked this Blush Duo in Set for Life. |
Next, I experimented with their Mineral Bronzer ($29) in Brazilian Tan. Besides this medium brown bronze, there are two other shades in this line. This mineral formula has light reflecting pigments as well as anti-oxidants to capitalize on natural radiance. Being how pigmented this powder is, I swept on just a bit before I had enough to imitate time spent in the sun.
This shade is heavy on the brown. |
The Kajal Extreme Intense Eyeliner Pencil ($19) offers six shades. I got to work with the Extreme Black. This waterproof formula of a pencil features a built-in sharpener and a smudger. I thought it was creamy to the point of almost being a gel-pencil, long lasting and great for creating a thicker line with true black color that couldn’t be any darker.This is perfect for doing those strong, bold eyes trending for Fall, 2017.
As to the lip products, Vasanti sent a tube of their Love Brights-Gel Matte Lipstick ($19). I was sent the darkest shade from the eleven in this line with Drunk in Love, (extremely deep matte burgundy). Ladies, nearly black tones of berries, plums or burgundies are also going to be the rage next season.
Drunk in Love is a blackened burgundy. |
Their Lipline Extreme Pencil ($17) in Black Cherry was ideal for wearing with that Drunk in Love Lipstick. Five other colors are available. I found this pencil that is infused with marula oil has a nice glide and keeps the lipstick in place.
This depth of this Black Cherry Lip Pencil worked well with the lipstick. |
I also got to experiment with their Power Oils Lip Gloss ($22) that comes in 15 shades.
Celeb that arrived is a pink-brown nude loaded with nourishing oils such as raspberry, peach, jojoba, and pomegranate to care and treat dry lips. I thought it felt so soothing and smooth against the lips with plenty of a shine and more than ample color.
Going from left to right, I swatched Drunk in Love, It's Your Mauve, Black Cherry shades while holding the Celeb Lip Gloss. |
To wear with that lip gloss, I tried the Matte Crush Lipstick Pencil ($23) in It’s Your Mauve (rose mauve). Three other shades make up this line. This is a waterproof product that is creamy, very spreadable and comes packaged with its own sharpener that can be worn as a liner or even a lipstick. Besides dual uses, it felt great and kept my lips looking good so what’s not to love about that?
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