[productsample/affiliate] I absolutely loved the first, clear Collagen Lip Bath so I’m really delighted to see these coloured versions, Rosy Glow and Peachy Plump, which are every bit as fabulous.
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You’d be correct in thinking that really, they’re gloss + extra and you’re right. But, I do find them over and above on a smoothing and lightful level. They’re kind of lip fresheners, I think you might say – quite moisturising, definitely a comfort wear and great for a more natural look. The original lip bath (Refresh Rose, HERE) is £25 (I think I still prefer it above the tints for it’s milky translucency) and for some reason, the new shades haven’t gone live yet but I imagine they’ll be the same price. They all have a bit of shimmer to them, but it’s definitely not a glitter fest.
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I’m equally smitten with the two Eyes To Mesmerize pots – Star Gold and Rose Gold. They’re so easy to wear – I’m favouring quite simple lids at the moment.. doing very little in the way of contrast and I’m wearing Star Gold right now. I used a flattish brush to blend over my lids – these are nicely pigmented so really you just need to waft the brush across your lid and you’re done. On me, they last well, but it may be otherwise if you have oily lids. I find them eye brightening without being too gleamy but impactful enough to be worn as a mono shade. I think these two shades are limited edition, and they’re £22 each HERE, non affiliate HERE. As with anything with a high water content, keep the lids on as tight as you can.
Peachy Plump, Rosy Glow, Rose Gold and Star Gold.
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