Glossybox #18 - November 2015

I have another box to share with you:-

MUA Eyeshadow Palette in Undressed

| 12 Eyeshadows - £4.00 |

I actually already own this palette and it is a great dupe for the Urban Decay Naked Palette. I have enjoyed using this palette for a while, the shades are really pigmented, easy to blend and now I have two of them!

Royal Apothic Body Lotion

| 35g - £14.50 |

As you know, I dislike body moisturisers so I will not be testing this product out.

Emite Diamond Heart Primer

| 15ml - £25.90 |

This product does sound quite interesting, but I don’t really feel the need for a face primer.

Eylure Natural False Lashes

| 1 Pair - £5.00 |

I have a confession to make … I have NEVER worn false eyelashes before! I like the look of them but I wouldn’t know where to start on how to apply them. I might have to give them a go.

Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick in Pink In The Afternoon (415)

| 4.2g - £7.99 |

This is a really nice peachy pink shade and I will definitely get some use out of it and it is my first Revlon lipstick too.

I am actually quite pleased with this box. I already have one of the items, but I do find the other products interesting.

What are your thoughts on this box?

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Comments

Tarte Tartelette Tease Palette

I saw this advertised last year and I have been interested in the full sized Tartelette palettes before, but couldn’t really justify buying one (plus I couldn’t find anywhere in the UK that sold them). I thought getting this little ‘tease’ would introduce me to the brand, plus the shades look very appealing. This palette is described as being the “pocket-perfect version” of the original Tartelette palette. I thought it would be slightly bigger, but it is actually pocket sized. It is a similar size to the Urban Decay Naked Basics Palettes, but it is shorter in length and slightly wider. It’s overall layout is landscape with a length of 9.7cm and width of 5.8cm. It is made of cardboard and has a pink, purple and gold theme. The lid of the palette is magnetised and you lift it up to reveal the eyeshadows. It also has a small mirror on the reverse side of the lid and the eyeshadow pans are laid out in two rows of three shades. The pans are rectangular in shape and the shades n...

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Lauren Luke Set of 8 Essential Brushes

I have had this brush set for close to two years now and I can’t believe that it has taken me so long to review it. This brush set is by Lauren Luke and she wanted to create brushes that she would use herself and be well made, but not too expensive. When I bought my set the shipping cost was £1.99 (UK), but it may have changed. Large Powder Brush – £6.50 This brush is supposed to be brilliant for applying foundation, bronzer, blush and highlighter. The bristles are 185mm in length and made of goat hair. This is one of my favourite brushes from the set and it is jam packed with bristles, but it is so soft! It is the perfect size too, because the head is relatively large but the shorter handle makes it sit well. It works well for any powder product and for sweeping away fall out from eyeshadows. The bristles enable you to pick up quite a bit of product, so if you are using colour don’t be heavy handed. I do not recommend using it for cream based products as it can...

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