I just recently got the Too Faced Semi-Sweet Chocolate Bar palette and I can't stop gushing over it! I've been wanting a neutral palette that I could wear on an everyday basis and I felt like this was the perfect one. This is palette is the second of the Chocolate Bar series from Too Faced. The reason that I was drawn to this palette instead of the original one is because of the Blueberry Swirl shade. It's the perfect blue and surprisingly fits right into the colour scheme of the palette. I like to wear a matte orange-brown shadow on the eye and then a pop of this blue on the waterline makes it look more edgy and dramatic. You can create many makeup looks with this palette. You could wear work and school appropriate looks with the earthy tones. You could also use the dark brown or black to create a smokey eye look. The pigmentation is great and the formula is creamy which makes the shadow easy to blend. The only thing I don't like about the palette is the shade "Pink Sugar". The colour looks amazing in the palette but when you apply it, it comes of as a sheer layer of pink glitter. The glitter is not pigmented enough which makes it hard to apply. The rest of the colours however are very pigmented and easy to work with. The final thing I want to say about this product is that it smells AMAZING! The palette is formulated with cocoa powder which makes it smell like chocolate~ mhmmmm delicious. It doesn't have an artificial chocolate smell but rather a rich and potent chocolate smell. I can go on and on about this palette but I believe I've covered everything I wanted to say. Overall, I would like to say that I am very happy with the outcome of this palette and I'm definitely going to have to get my hands on the original Too Faced Chocolate Bar Palette!
We've probably all stumbled upon the concept of contouring while binge watching makeup tutorials on Youtube. It isn't really as difficult as it may seem, you just need precision, a brush and a good contour product! I've listed down below a few cult favourites!
1. Anastasia Beverly Hills Contour Palette ($52 CAD)
There are two versions of this palette: a powder version and a cream one. Which one you like will be based on personal preference, but overall both products come out with a beautiful outcome. You may wonder why you need a palette rather than only one individual shade, and the answer is that with a palette, you are getting shades you can highlight with, bake with and even set your whole face with! It is pretty versatile and a great product to choose if you can never find the perfect shade to match your complexion!
2. Kat Von D Shade + Light Palette ($55 CAD)
This palette is a similar concept to the ones above. It features 3 shades for contouring and 3 shades for highlighting. This palette works for a wide range of skin tones, blends and sheers out well, and is very well pigmented. It is a great product to consider when starting out with contouring and highlighting.
3. Clinique Chubby Stick Sculpting Contour Stick ($26 CAD)
This is an easy to use and fast way to chisel your cheeks! Its great for those mornings when you want to contour but you don't want to contour. It's a creamy formula that should be blended out with a damp beauty blender or a makeup sponge. It may be a bit hard to blend out with a brush because of the texture of it, but see what works for you.
4. Too Faced Cocoa Contour Chiseled to Perfection Palette ($52 CAD)
This palette was formulated for all chocolate and makeup lovers! This palette smells like a bar of chocolate! Do you know how hard it is to not buy any Too Faced product while at Sephora? The struggle is real. Anyways, if you’re not really phased by the smell of cocoa, the product it self will get you running to your nearest makeup store. This palette will give you instant cheekbones and will carve out your face like a pumpkin on Halloween night (that’s a good thing by the way)!
4. Nars Sculpting Multiple Duo ($52 CAD)
This dual ended stick will give you a slimmer face with the dark side, and the lighter side will give you an illuminating glow! The good thing about this product is that you can also use it as an eye shadow and blush too! It is a creamy formula that goes on smoothly and blends easily.
5. Kat Von D Shade + Light Contour Brush ($43 CAD)
A great dual ended brush to use with your contour powder. One end of the brush is to contour with while the opposite is a tapered highlighting blush.
6. Sephora Pro Angled Contour Brush #75 ($37 CAD)
Another brush that is great for contouring is this one by the Sephora brand. It is very dense which means that it will give you more of a stronger and cleaner contour line.
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The month of February has been a great month for me! I tried and tested a bunch of new beauty products which have become staple items in my beauty regimen. These are products that I have been using throughout the month of February and have been loving! All prices are in Canadian dollars!
The Lorac Unzipped palette has been a definite favourite of mine. I was a little skeptical to purchase this because I feared that it would be similar to the Naked 3 Palette but I was wrong! The colours are more everyday wearable. This palette has more brown tones than the Naked 3. I ordered this online because Sephora does not sell Lorac products which confuses me a ton, but you can purchase it at Ulta!
Lorac Unzipped Palette - $42
This product has been a life saver to me last month and even now. This is the Anastasia Beverly Hills dipbrow pomade. I have seen so much makeup artists rave about this and decided to buy it on a whim. This is a cream eyebrow product. A little goes a long way and should be used with an angled eyeliner or brow brush. I am currently growing my brows thicker so I don't use too much. I use a bit and fill in the sparse areas. If you have thinner brows, this is really good to get thicker brows! I use the 'Dark Brown' shade.
ABH Dipbrow Pomade - $23
I got this LUSH cleanser as a sample, and the first day I used it I knew I had to purchase it! 'Angels on Bare Skin' is exactly what your face will feel like afterwards. I have been using this for a couple of weeks and this is the only thing which has combated my oily skin. My skin tone looked so even and well balanced just after a week of using it. The best thing about LUSH products is that they are 100% vegetarian, handmade, fights animal testing and has some vegan products also!
LUSH Angels on Bare Skin Cleanser - $13.95- $33.95 (price depends on size you purchase)
Essie is probably the crème de la crème of nail polishes. February is the month of pink and I was rocking this polish on a day to day basis. Paint, chip, repeat. This polish is in the shade Van D'Go. It is a peach pink polish that is a great transition into spring.
MAC is probably every girls favourite makeup store. I personally don't like MAC foundations, but everything else is good! Especially the lip products! MAC 'Jest for Fun' will have to be an all time fave of mine. It is such a pretty pink shade that looks good alone or over top a lipstick. The formula is good and lasts a few hours, which is expected from a lip gloss. But reapplying won't be a problem when you see how amazing this gloss looks! I don't know whether or not this is a limited edition product because I couldn't find it in store. I purchased it from Amazon for about $20. A great dupe for this is Milani lipgloss in 'Shimmering Glow'.
Whether you have curly or straight hair, thin or thick, this product will be your holy grail hair product! This argan oil promotes stronger, shinier, healthier hair. It is also lightweight and doesn't have a greasy feel to it. It also smells amazing! I use this on my curly hair and it reduces frizz and makes it look silky soft. This has added moisture to the end of my locks and I honestly can't stop running my fingers through it! This is a small bottle and contains 50 ml of product, but it lasts a while. You only need 1-3 drops and that's it! I will definitely be repurchase this. I purchased this from Shoppers (a Canadian drugstore) but it can be purchased every where!
1. Dress - Modcloth - $134
2. Necklace - Aldo - $12
3. Sandals - Aldo - $60
4. Purse - Aldo - $35
5. Nail Polish - Essie (in the shade Van D'Go) - $6
6. Lipstick - MAC (in the shade Snob) - $16
2. Bandeu/Crop top - Garage - $17
3. Bag - Romwe - $54
4. Leather Pants - Sheinside - $21
5. Combat Boots - Dr Martens - $130
6. Lipstick - MAC ( in the shade Angel) - $16
7. Eyeshadow - Naked 3 - $62
1. Dress - Modcloth - $85
2. Heels - Asos - $84
3. Clutch - Ted Baker - $152
4. Earrings - Aldo - $12
5. Lipstick - YSL (in the shade #7 Lingerie Pink) - $39
6. Perfume - Daisy by Marc Jacobs - $89
It's still snowing here where I live! How is the weather in your city/town? Which outfit fits your style the most? Leave your comments below!






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