Full On MoTD ft. Colourpop Cosmetics


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I am a huge fan of Colourpop. Their Super Shock eyeshadows are pigmented, blendable and affordable. The formula is unusual though and might seem odd at first because they have this cream texture that have a sort of bouncy texture. It's quite unique. Despite the cream formula, they apply and blend quite well using a synthetic brush and, unlike most cream formulas, these do not crease at all. Their Ultra Satin Lips are also so pigmented, again, affordable and have the most comfortable formula for a liquid lip. They are not tight or drying or flaky. They do transfer and yet don't leave you with that awkward white ring when your lip color rubs off. I don't know how they do it. I was amazed. The only thing I do not like about Colourpop is it is not available here in the Philippines. They do have International shipping now, a very recent development, but we all know the pains of going through customs in this country so I'm iffy about that. The good news is, Colourpop is so popular now that a lot of resellers carry them. You can get these goodies from nearby lifestyle stores like Zaril and Shopitude or you can order them online from Hotfinds Manila, The Vanity Zone, or , if you have the EQ, pre-order from my @nicolettemakeup (my suki at IG).

Makeup details to follow.


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