Maybelline Pure Nude Color Tattoo Eyeshadow is one of six new limited edition cream eyeshadows Maybelline has introduced with a Spring 2014 Collection entitled Dare to Go Nude.
I feel like Pure Nude is a rehash of every light cream beige that Maybelline has done since introducing the Color Tattoo Eyeshadow Collection. I wasn’t a fan of shades like Barely Branded (Permanent) and Barely Beige (Limited Edition Fall 2012).
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NYX Merci Beaucoup Love In Paris Eyeshadow Palette ($10) is one of several 9 pan eyeshadow palettes that NYX released last Spring. The NYX Love in Paris Eyeshadow Palettes actually were the start of brand new packaging for NYX as these kept the standard black lacquer packaging but also added a cute bow clasp to open the palette.
As you can see this packaging has worked itself into most of NYX’s offerings.
These 9 Pan Palettes are marked at $10 each so you aren’t spending a ton of cash on them however, there are SO many places that offer BOGO deals as well as major mark downs on NYX you’re bound to score them at $5 each if you search hard enough.
Let’s take a look!
Jill Stuart Tulip Fields Mix Blush Compact N is one of two new shades of blush introduced with the Jill Stuart Spring 2014 Makeup Collection in Japan.
I purchased Tulip Fields because it was limited edition and also because it was the most unique of the two shades. I actually dislike Mix Blush Compact N with a passion and you likely know from my past reviews and prefer Jill Stuart Blush Blossom or the older loose powder blushes which are no longer available, sad sigh! However, Jill Stuart Tulip Fields Mix Blush Compact N was such a delightful shade I thought I’d give the formula a retry.
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I don’t use sponges all that often but occasionally I like to have them on hand for contour work under my eyes. And why shouldn’t they be cute ones like these Soho Petal Pop Beauty Sponges?