Daily Face Products

Products top left to bottom right - No7 Colour Calming Green Tinted Primer, Nars Blush in Amour, Maybelline Dream Matte Mousse Foundation in Sandy Beige, Bourjois Bronzer and Highlighter, Rimmel Wake Me Up Concealer in Ivory, Rimmel Eyebrow Pencil in Hazel, Rimmel Stay Matte Powder, Benefit Roller Lash Mascara, Revlon Lip Butter in Berry Smoothie 

                                   
No7 Primer - £10.50
This primer is a startling green colour, I say startling because when you blend it in it does make your skin a little greeny, that contrasts with redness so it can eradicate it as best as possible. It does make you a little green but that goes away as soon as you put your concealer or foundation on top so no need to worry about that, over all it takes away redness and makes your makeup stay longer so it's definitely a keeper.

Nars Blush - £23 
This shade, amour, is such a lovely pink and as we all know Nars blushes are definitely one of the best up there in the high end range of products. Like most of Nars' products they're pigmented, full of colours and 100% worth the money.

Maybelline Dream Matte Mousse - £7.69
This is cheaper than most of the drugstore liquid foundations and don't let the cheap price put you off, the mousse texture builds a very covered face without giving a cakey texture that you might expect. The finish says matte but I believe it to be more of a velvety look making it look a bit more natural, add a bit of highlighter or blush with shimmer in and it looks very natural.

Bourjois Bronzer and Highlighter - £7.99
This is a bit of a Justin Bieber product, you either seriously love it or hate it like your life depends on it, I'm on the loving side for this bronzer - I hate Justin Bieber though like don't even get me started. It's got a sort of chalky texture that doesn't give off too much colour pay off but it's definitely buildable so I find it perfect for School and that sort of natural 'I woke up like this' look. The highlighter is a thing I don't use too much as I prefer the sort of creamy highlighter you get in a lipstick formation rather than the powder versions, but I have tried it out a couple of times and it's very natural and has more colour pay off than the bronzer

Rimmel Wake Me Up Concealer - £5.49 
I can not speak highly enough of this under eye concealer. Firstly, it's creamy texture is perfect for blending and covering up dark circles. Secondly, it contains little specks of glitter that aren't even noticeable but reflect the light making you appear my bright eyed and awake. Lastly, it's price is so good for it's value, I've had mine for about 3-4 months now and have used it every day religiously and it still hasn't ran out or came close to it.

Rimmel Eyebrow Pencil - £2.99
Not too exciting, it gets the job done and at a low damage to the bank account. A couple of things I like is how it has a large selection of colours, I'm that in the middle between blonde and brown eyebrow colour and hazel is absolutely perfect for it, also I like the little bristles on the end that you can use to comb through and make a more natural and softer look.

Rimmel Stay Matte Powder - £3.99
A holy grail of products I could not live without, use it everyday and the translucent colour is perfect on pale skin but may create an ashy look if it's on darker skin tones. Very cheap but very beneficial for the everyday makeup.

Benefit Roller Lash - £19.50
This of course is the sample size and doesn't cost £19.50 but I got sent this and use it practically everyday, not only does it separate each and every lash but it also extends it too a length I didn't even know existed on my lashes. I am definitely going to pick up the full size once my sample runs out.

Revlon Lip Butter - £7.99
Obviously isn't an everyday necessity because it's a lip product and I'm always varying them up but I use 4/7 days a week, the colour berry smoothie is a lovely deep pink that looks almost natural because of the sheer but buildable lip butter texture. Definitely a winning product I will make sure to repurchase.