Tuesday, 21 July 2015

Mini Haul and Review: Makeup Revolution

There's a reason that I always tell myself not to sign up to makeup related sites; I can never resist the urge to shop! (Shout out to my best friend/makeup buddy who speed dials my number the instant an offer goes on and does damage to my bank account). Recently I ordered a few bits from the brand Makeup Revolution. It took them about a week to dispatch my order and everything was packaged neatly in bubble wrap.

This is a drugstore brand that specialises in making dupes for high end products. They are very affordable and can be found exclusively in Superdrug. They usually have offers online, when I placed my order they were giving away a free Makeup Geek Eyeshadow Palette with every order over £10, so definitely follow them on Instagram and sign up to their newsletter to stay updated!
Iconic 2 Palette, £4

Iconic 3 Palette, £4
The first thing I added to my basket were the Iconic 2 and Iconic 3 palettes, both of which I had heard great reviews about. These are meant to be dupes for the Urban Decay Naked 2 and 3 palettes. They also have the Iconic 1 palette which is the dupe for the Naked 1 palette which in the end I decided not to get.  

For a drugstore brand, they are quite pigmented and the colours blend well. From the photos and reviews I have seen, the colours are very close to the original Naked palettes so I'm really happy with them. I find myself reaching for the Iconic 3 palette more as I love using golds, pinks and purples on my eyelids. 
Makeup Geek Palette, £7.99

This is the Makeup Geek eyeshadow palette which is normally £7.99 but was free with my order. I must say - I'm in love with it! There are 36 shades all together and the colours are mostly shimmery with a few matte shades - but all are very pigmented and creamy. It also has a mirror which is a plus.  A pop of colour added to my collection! 
Powder Blush in Sugar, £1

The next thing I got was this blusher in the colour Sugar. It's one of those colours that suits many skin tones and is suitable for everyday wear. Again, it's highly pigmented - however it is a little chalky, especially  if too much is worn but for £1 I'm not complaining!

Amazing Lipstick in Treat, £1


The last thing I got online was the Amazing Lipstick in the colour Treat. For me this is a colour that's "my lips but better"  and is also very moisturising so keeps the lips hydrated. It's slightly sheer so is buildable and the colour will go with many looks. It also has a small pot at the end of the lid with extra product.
Vivid Baked Highlighter in Golden Lights, £3


After hearing many good reviews about it, I picked up the Vivid Baked Highlighter in Golden Lights a couple of days later in store. Personally I love using golden highlighters as it matches my yellow undertoned skin so this is perfect. The tiniest amount is needed to bring together any look and it blends in like a dream!

I will definitely be trying out more things from this brand, and definitely recommend checking their products out - they have some high quality dupes for high end products and for a fraction of the price!
Hope you've enjoyed!

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