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I picked this little beauty up on a recent trip to Boots, it's the Revlon Super Lustrous Lip Gloss in the shade 215 Super Natural, (love the play on words in the name), and I have to say I'm impressed.

I have been buying a whole bunch of lip products lately (as you may have noticed) but I really am loving the nudes, as always. This is a natural pinky peachy browny shade, perfect for daytime, it's glossy but not glittery or shimmery, just youthful looking, make my lips look fuller. It's really creamy and smooth to apply, it doesn't feel at all sticky, it actually feels like its nourishing the lips.

The packaging is gorgeous, very chic and Chanel-esque, it's quite compact too which I like, it just adds to the sleekness of it. These glosses are 3.8ml and are priced at £6.99, you can't go wrong, there are 7 shades in total, a nude, a few pinks, a few reds and a berry colour, so I think there is something for everyone.

There is a Benefit Boutique just opposite where I work and today one of the Benefit gals came in with a little treat for us. I thought this was perfect blogging material so I'm just going to show you what I got.

This mask, oh my, this mask. This is the fabulous Honey & Oat Mask from The Body Shop. I have used this only 3 times and I tell you now I am in total love with it. 

This mask is a 3-in-1 scrub mask, it is supposed to cleanse your skin, exfoliate it and moisturise it all in just one treatment. I will definitely say 2 out of the 3 are totally covered and I'm happy with that. I use this whilst I'm in the bath, I cleanse my skin first to get any remaining make up off and then apply a nice thick layer (so no skin is showing through) to my face, avoiding my lips and eyes, whatever is left on my hands I wipe down my neck so as not to waste it. I leave the mask on for 10-15 minutes (I never know because I don't have a clock in my bathroom) and when removing it I kind of gently grind it into my skin (like you would a normal exfoliator) because I don't feel that it actually exfoliates the skin very well by itself. My face feels gorgeous after this, it looks tighter and brighter and it doesn't feel stiff or dried out which I have found with other masks. It also doesn't dry hard by the way.

So it's kind of an oatmeal colour, it's a pretty thick consistency which I really liked about it and it actually has oats in it which I thought was pretty cool, the smell is the best thing about it by far, it literally smells like breakfast, it's gorgeous, I can get enough of it, it's an oaty scent with a slightly fruity scent mixed in, my mum thinks its mango but I just can't put my finger on it, I wish they did a range of products with this scent. The tub is 100ml and costs £10 which I think is amazing value for money.

I finally got round to buying an EOS lip balm, I picked the Strawberry Sorbet flavour and I ordered it online from Naturisimo. This is just a few thoughts on the product so far.

So for a start EOS stands for Evolution of Smooth, secondly, these lip balms are organic and 100% natural, thirdly they are also paraben free, gluten free and petroleum free and last but not least, they have ingredients such at Shea butter, jojoba oil and vitamin E. do I have to say anything else? Now I totally see why everyone is obsessed with them, I mean don't get me wrong, I'm not going to go order every flavour but I am going to cherish the one I have. The scent and flavour is amazing by the way, this one smell exactly like strawberry Bubbalicious, so nostalgic for me. I love that you don't need to get messy with this like most thick lip products in tubs (I know I will eventually but for now I'm good) also you don't need a lot just a few rubs back and forth and my lips instantly feel smooth.

I really recommend these lip balms, I know they aren't that easy to get hold of in the UK but Selfridges have been selling them for months now so hopefully they will start rolling them out to our 'drugstores' soon too.

Not long after the Lacquers landed, the Matte Balms arrived and of course I wanted to try them. I had a bit of trouble choosing a shade to be honest as there wasn't really a nude option (my fail safe) and every other colour was super pigmented. I settled in the end for a lovely springy coral colour called Elusive, and I actually love it, it has a pink tinge to it once its on which is really pretty, again they are moisturising like the lacquers, they don't sit in the creases of your lips which is great because that's often the trouble with a matte lip product and the matte versions actually seem to last a lot longer.

Both are priced at £7.99 and have the minty scent of the originals.

Everything I have been buying recently has revolved around nude in some way, shape or form, so I thought why not just buy Rihanna's Nude perfume and be done with it.

No, actually to be perfectly honest I was totally swayed by the amazing offer they had on at Superdrug, 100ml Eau de Parfum for £20, which is amazing value, usual price is £37.50, and a tiny 30ml bottle costs £19, so I had to get it really.

Unfortunately the downside to getting the massive bottle is that you can't just shove it in your bag and I fear this might be a problem with this little gem because its such a light fragrance that I think I will fade quite quickly, here's hoping I'm wrong anyway. I can't describe scents very well, but this is one of those perfumes that smells like an expensive lady (not in the prostitute sense but in the super glamorous rich looking sense), its really fresh and light, it's kind of sweet but not overpowering at all, I think this will be a lovely Summer perfume.

Like many other beauty bloggers I have recently purchased the new L'oreal mascara by the name of Miss Manga, the advertisements for this mascara were so eye catching and cute to not actually buy the product. I went in blind with this one having not read any reviews whatsoever before purchasing. The packaging boasts 'mega volume' and the adverts liken the effects to that of pretty little dolls, long, spidery lashes, not clumped together but nicely fanned out and each individual lash separated perfectly.

I really like this mascara. I have read a few reviews since buying it to see what other people have thought of the product, and surprisingly I only found one person who actually loves it like me.

I'm not really sure about the claim for mega volume but I definitely think this mascara separates lashes well, it holds a curl in nicely and is perfect for a 'daily use' mascara, it's not too extreme and leaves lashes looking doll like and pretty, I feel like it actually lengthens my lashes too which I love because my natural lashes appear pretty short because they are curly.

The wand is cone shaped, tapered if you will, so it's great for getting in the inner and outer corners and for turning on end to reach individual lashes. The wand has a flexible section just before the bristles so it can bend back and forth to suit different application positions, I haven't found this feature particularly helpful since it doesn't move that much when pushed against the lashes as there is never enough pressure applied, but it's a pretty cool little invention nonetheless. The bristles are all different lengths which makes sure you catch every single lash and I think this is one of my favourite features about the mascara. 

I have been using this every day since purchase and I will definitely buy another one when its all gone. Hope this review was helpful. Did you like it?

This is my Wishlist for next payday, I've just separated it into Make up and Skincare.

1. Nars Laguna Bronzer £27

2. Bobbi Brown Corrector £18.50

3. NYX Butter Gloss in Vanilla Cream Pie £5

4. Benefit Dandelion Blusher £23.50

5. Victor & Rolf Bon Bon Perfume £60 

6. NYX Concealer in Green £6

7. Frat Boy Blusher by The Balm £14.50

8. Naked Lipgloss £14

9. Tom Ford Lipstick £36

10. Korres Lip Butter £8

11. Origins Active Charcoal Mask £22

12. Korres Pomegranate Cream Gel Moisturiser £19

13. Korres Pomegranate Tonic Lotion £14

14. Ro's Argan Body Conditioner £15.95

15. Ren Glycolactic Radiance Renewal Mask £30

* Please note that none of the images above are my own.

The blurb on this states that it is a skin perfecting primer which has an ultra lightweight formula, it minimises pores, controls shine for up to 8 hours, won't feel greasy or heavy and creates a soft, perfectly matte complexion. I must agree that most of this is entirely true, I have used it for the past week, under my make up and it keeps me shine free for most of the day, I would say around 6 hours, baring in mind that I have a job that involves a lot of running around and sweating (sorry, but it's true) so I truly believe that it has the ability to last for a full 8 hours on a normal day to day basis.