Mini Review - L'oreal Infallible Time Resist White blogger | eyeshadow | fall | flowers | infallible | l'oreal | loreal | mini review | pigment | resist | time | when | whenflowersfall | white

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

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Wow, so this is a post that I had quite obviously forgotten and it was sitting in my drafts folder waiting to be finished. 

The MUA Intense colour eyeliners are amazing. At the moment I only have the above two colours, but I plan on getting a few of the other soon. 

These eyeliner pencils are incredibly soft, have amazing pigmentation and great longevity. Also another bonus I have found is that they are so easy to sharpen. Don't you just hate it when you have to fight with a pencil to get it sharp again. I sure do. 

These eyeliners are in the basic range and sell for £1 each. You can either purchase them at Superdrug or on their online store. They come in an array of colours such as orange and turquoise.