Showing posts with label colourpop eyeshadows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colourpop eyeshadows. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 1, 2017

ColourPop Pressed Powders| Swatches & Review

First post of 2017!

I told myself that I would post at least twice a week in 2017 and I have already failed miserably :-)
Well, to my defense I’ve had my baby girl with a cold and teething making our nights hard with a cranky baby. Thankfully she’s all good now.

When I first found out that Colourpop was going to have single pressed powder shadows at an affordable price I knew I wanted to try some.
Hopped online and ordered right after watching swatches from youtubers and bloggers. Honestly, I wanted like 20 of them but I contained myself :-)



Friday, January 15, 2016

Where The Night Is | ColourPop X KathleenLights Swatches

Good evening and Happy Friday!

I am extremely happy because its a long weekend and my mom and sister are visiting tomorrow YAY!
On another note, I did mention before that I wanted to blog more about other beauty products, not just nail polish. I will have a post dedicated to that later on about some changes that will be happening within the next month or so.

I recently bought Kathleen Lights's quad with ColourPop, her most recent collaboration with them.
I purchased her first quad, Where the Light Is, and honestly the matte shadows were not my favorites.
On this one I have a total different opinion..

Friday, December 5, 2014

Colourpop Eye Shadows

Hello,
if you follow me on Instagram, I hinted that I would start writing and/or posting more about other beauty products.
Lately my makeup collection has increased a LOT! I want to share my opinion on things that I try, not just nail polish.
Recently I bought three eye shadows from ColourPop and oh my, I'm in love!
Hopefully after all the craziness of the holidays I can get a couple more. They are priced at USD $5 each and they are very pigmented and easily best applied using your fingers.

Each shadow comes in a pod with a lid, as they suggest keeping them highly closed so they can last longer since they are sort of wet.