L'oreal Colour Infallible Shadows | Review beauty | color infaillible | loreal | review | shadows

These shadows are a new favourite product of mine. I've owned a couple of shades before, but only after purchasing these too, I have totally fallen in love.

The Colour Infallibles are a described as a hybrid creamy pigment, that offer a water resistant, smudge proof finish that doesn't run into fine lines. The packaging is sleek and keeps the product intact with an extra stopper to keep the pigment from crumbling.
The shadow itself is incredibly smooth and applies like a dream. The colour pay off of these two shades in particular is fantastic and I have high hopes for any shades I'll pick up in the future. Although I do feel for the best result, you need to use some kind of primer. Wear wise, the shadows last really well. If you are looking for anything over six or seven hours though, I would say to expect a little slipping. I do find that the product can work itself into fine lines with prolonged wear. This is probably the only description point I didn't necessarily agree with.

I picked up these two shades for only £1.50 each over on Fragrance Direct. I'll definitely be keeping my eyes peeled for a few more shades. These products are absolutely perfect for Summer!

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A couple of weeks ago I went into my local Factory outlet store. 

You guys already know that I sometimes find great bargains in the little make-up section, and this time was one of those moments. 

I picked up the L'oreal Infallible in Time resist white.

I had been tempted to pick a couple of these up when they first appeared in stores, but I'm glad I had waited. 

The product itself is a pressed pigment, meaning the colour pay off is amazing! The formulation is smooth and creamy and glides onto the eyelid with little effort. 

In the packaging, the colour does look a little 'golden' but I can assure you that it is white as white can get. The shadow is a pearl/satin finish, so if you aren't a fan of anything super glittery, then this may be for you. 

When it comes to wear, this product lasts well on my eyelids throughout day, but if you do have troublesome lids, I recommend you maybe apply some kind of primer first, as I found creasing can happen. 

The packaging is simple and sturdy, with a screw on lid to keep your product safe.

I purchased mine for only £2, but if you can't find it at your local factory outlet store, you can pick it up for £6.99 at Boots.

This months Lily advertiser is Sarah of www.bowsandblushx.blogspot.co.uk

L'oreal Elvive Triple Resist Shampoo elvive | hair | hair care | loreal | sample | shampoo | triple restist | when flowers fall | whenflowersfall

Hi Lovelies!

I recently requested a sample of the new Loreal Elvive Triple Resist Reinforcing Shampoo. The sample sachet was bigger than I had expected, so that for me was a thumbs up.

When I tried out the shampoo, I have admit that I found it quite drying and my hair felt a little more brittle than usual. This may be because I had only used it the once and maybe I should give it a longer try to really say whether this is really the case. 

The shampoo is advertised to help hair weakened by the torture we put it through daily. Loreal says the formula will reinforce hair from root to tip and make it stronger. 

With that said I'm still out on this one. I can't make a true decision whether to keep at it or quit while I'm ahead. 

Has anyone else tried this shampoo? Let me know what you think.

My Daily Essentails daily | essentials | face | garnier | hair | loreal | products | review | skin care | VO5

Hi lovelies!

     I thought I'd just do a quick post to share with you my daily essentials. I swear by these products, and would recommend them to anyone. 

Loreal Paris Elvive Damage Care Repairing Shampoo

I love this shampoo! I've been using it for about 4 months now, I actually managed to buy two big bottles buy mistake (I was meant to buy a conditioner too). Thanks to dying my hair for years, my hair looked pretty damaged, but after using this I can see a massive difference. I'm still dying my hair, but the broken, bushy look has totally gone.

Herbal Essences Uplifting Volume Lightweight Conditioner

Ok, so I have only been using this for a week. Liam and I were shopping the other day and he was in a hurry to leave, so I grabbed the first conditioner that said 'volume' on it and hoped for the best. I actually thanked him for making me rush this morning, because I probably wouldn't have got this conditioner other wise, but it is incredible!!! I usually use herbal essences, but I find the conditioner is quite heavy and I sometimes have a hard time getting it all out of my hair, meaning when I blow dry it, my hair still feels rather greasy-ish. This one on the other hand, because it is 'lightweight' it washes out really easily and still leaves your hair really soft. The other benefit to this conditioner is that it really does give your hair added volume. My hair is really thick and heavy and usually sits really flat, but not when I'm using this! It feels bouncy and full and I absolutely love it, I can't really say anymore than that. 

Garnier Skin Naturals Anti-blackhead Deep Pore Wash

I bought this today because my skin has been progressively becoming worse recently. I've been really lucky with my skin and have never really suffered, even throughout my teenage years and I'm guessing the change in my skin is down to my change in diet recently. I've noticed more blackheads around my nose, but after using this only once, they seem a lot clearer and smaller. I will do a proper review after I have used it for a couple of weeks. 

Garnier Soft essentials Vitamin-enriched cleansing wipes

I'm going to hold my hands up and admit that I am awful at taking my make-up off at night, and when I do, I usually only use cheap baby wipes. With the change in my skin though, I have decided to keep to a proper routine to try and look after it more. I haven't used these for long, but they are said to be for dry skin, so I am hoping they will do some good. 

VO5 Heat Protect Styling Spray

I have always used a heat protection spray for my hair, but this is one of the best I have come across. I find it's lightweight and doesn't leave any residue in your hair. I tend to use it on damp hair as I am blow drying and also when using my straighteners. 

Jean Paul Gaultier Classique X Perfume

I just had to include this in my essentials post. I love, love, love this perfume. If you have read my recent posts, you will already know that I got my first sample of this at Sephora, and I feel in love with it. Liam got me this for Christmas last year and I'm still not sick of it. As you can see by the amount left in the bottle, I try not to use it every day because I want to make it last as long as I can, it does have a bit of a price tag on it. 

So what guys do you swear by? I'm always open to trying new products, so let me know and leave a comment!