Shu Uemura x AMBUSH Collection: Review and Swatches

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Created in collaboration with the Tokyo-based jewelry brand AMBUSH, the new Shu Uemura x AMBUSH Collection has got to be one of the most visually captivating makeup lines in the past few years. With each item bearing a bold and shiny gold chrome finish, the limited edition range is ultra-cool and collection-worthy. To see some swatches and read my review, click......

Tatcha Aburatorigami Japanese Beauty Paper: Review

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Once used by craftsmen during the process of gold leaf manufacturing, Aburatorigami, which translates to "oil removal paper", was discovered by geishas for its absorbent property. Made from all-natural materials, the Tatcha Aburatorigami Japanese Beauty Papers ($15 CAD) revives this century-long beauty secret and brings it to the modern women. To read my full review, click.......

Essence Love Letters Collection: Review and Swatches

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Valentine's Day may be long gone but Essence's Love Letters Trend Edition has only recently arrived in Canada! The collection features pastel themed shadows, lip crayons, polishes, and everything else you need to get ready for a romantic date. To see my reviews and swatches on a few of the items, click......

Boscia Green Tea Blotting Linens: Review

The Boscia Green Tea Blotting Linens are a nice portable way to reduce any shine on-the-go. I usually prefer powder to get rid of shine, but when I am out and about I either don't bring powder with me or it's just simply too messy to use in public.
These linens absorb any excess oil quite nicely and leave my face fresh and matte.
The linens cost $12 CAD at Sephora stores. I was slightly disappointed in this product not because It doesn't work well, but mostly because I was expecting more, given that it is $12. The only special thing about these paper is that they are slightly larger than your average $2 blotting paper packs you can find at Japanese dollar stores such as Daiso.

-Angela