Haul. Part deux.

Hey dolls, i'm back with the second half of my drugstore haul. So rather than waffling on about not much lets just get straight into it.

Needless to say I got a bit carried away when it came to foundation, purchasing 3 in one got is maybe a tad unnecessary  I'm going to keep things short and sweet.

Rimmel Wake Me Up - True Ivory - £9

100%  this lives up to the hype, undoubtedly it is a brightening foundation and brings a glow but not in the slightest shimmer to your face. I wouldn't recommend this for someone with extremely oily skin unless you are willing to cake the powder on. Staying power was average, nothing amazing, however you can afford to go a shade deeper than what you think you are as it blends fantastically.

Maybelline Fit Me - 220 - £8

Gossmakeup on you tube raved about this product and I just don't see it, it's just no. my cup of tea. I would recommend this is you have good skin and just want a tiny bit of coverage and a dewy finish. Another draw back is that it's extremely orange! 

Revlon Colour Stay - 180 Sand Beige - £12.79 - Combination to oily

I have loved this foundation for atleast 2 years now. The only downfall is it's shade range. However I can now achieve my exact colour my mixing some of the maybelline for me foundation in with it. A quick summary of this foundation is that it's full matt coverage and stays all day! 

MUA Blush - Shade 2 - £1

I am currently on my hunt for the perfect everyday blush (proving difficult)
The blush is nice but nothing is working for me at the moment. The product is nice, has a light sheen and is not chalky giving and nice colour and finish on the cheek. Nothing to dislike nothing to love.

Collections lasting perfection concealer - Fair 1 - 4?

I have reviewed and raved about this previously and this is truly a HG product, if you have no tried this you MUST! I brought it in the lightest shade to use under my eyes,

MUA Eyeshadow - Shade ? - £1

I purchased this because I needed a matt brown for my crease and it does the job perfectly. There is little fall out and the colour is not too warm or cool. For £1 I'm not complaining.

Collection 2000 Loose Powder - £4

I picked this up purely for the sake of it and I actually really like it as far as a loose setting powder goes it's good. The powder it's self is not finely milled so i suggest using it with a brush rather than a powder puff which is my preferred way. The only downfall is that it have a strong scent which I'm not a huge fan of.

That wraps things up for today, I'll hopefully have a couple more posts up soon but school and work have been pretty heavy recently, which makes spare time pretty much non existent! 

xxxx