The undoubted star of the RMK Spring 2016 show is the Circus Palette, above. It’s more than just a pretty thing though, with colour correcting powders – if you imagine a colour correcting wheel, only more beautifully done, you can see that it’s actually quite a diverse and useful product. Personally, powders are the worst thing I can for my skin but I’d have a very difficult time disturbing this anyway! It’s £35.
When it comes to nails, there are five limited edition shades (if you thought you’d seen the back of the yellow nail trend, think again!) of which I have two here – a forest green and a sweet peachy pink shade. I can’t remember the last time I used an RMK nail polish but I’m looking forward to a re-introduction. I seem to remember they’re not all that pigmented, so we’ll see. They’re £14 each.
I definitely remember RMK Glow Lips though – colour sheens that glide over the lips and very comfortable in the wear; almost balmy in texture. There are three colours of which I have Nude Coral and Nude Rose (£21 each). At this early stage I don’t have any more of the collection, but it’s enough to give you an idea of the spring-ness of it – lots of light bouncing, pastel colours (the eye-shadows and blush are so vibrant) with some surprises in the mix. These are getting a price hike for the new year by the looks of things because existing Lip Glows are currently £19.50 (HERE).
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The RMK Spring 2016 collection launches on 21st January into Selfridges.
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That Palette is so beautiful! think I may just need it!
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I am not easily impressed by limited edition products, mostly cause the market is oversaturated with them, that Circus Palette though has to be one of the prettiest things I’ve ever seen! Too bad I can’t get ΡΜΚ where I am 🙁