Maybelline Lifter Plump Lip Plumping Glosses are a new spicy version of their original Lifter Glosses. They come in 8 shades and retail for $12.99. The key ingredient to thank for the heat is capsicum frutescens fruit extract, or chili pepper extract.
Maybelline Shadow Blocks are a newer eyeshadow release that are available in 5 shade variations and retail for about $10 each. They come in stacks of 3 shades – two are mattes and there is one complementary shimmer.
Maybelline Lifter Glosses are supposed to hydrate lips with hyaluronic acid and make them look fuller. They come in 10 shades, contain 5.4 ml / 0.18 fl oz of product and retail for around $6.99 each. I currently have 8 out of the 10 shades.
Maybelline Dream Radiant Liquid Foundation is described as a hydrating foundation that delivers medium coverage and a radiant finish. It comes in a standard 1 fl. Oz glass bottle with a pump, retails for $13, and is available in 20 shades.
In this look, I am trying out the Revolution Pro Night and Day Eyeshadow Palette and Clinique’s Cool Down Cheek Pop Palette.
For this look, I used eyeshadows from Maybelline, ColourPop and Essence.
Maybelline Diamond District City Mini is a 6-pan eyeshadow palette featuring two rich jewel tones and a light golden shimmer. It retails for $10 and is available at Ulta and Target.
Maybelline’s City Mini Eyeshadow Palettes contain six shades in a small compact, come in various color combinations, and retail for about $10. Matte About Town’s shades are all matte and are on the warmer neutral side. Even the pinker-toned shades designated for the crease are warm-toned once applied, though they look like they might be cool-toned just by looking at the pans.
Maybelline’s Pink Edge Palette, $12 at Ulta, has everything you need (minus lip color) to create a cooler toned mauve-y look. The colors are well coordinated and come together to create a look that is a teensy bit more colorful than what you get with your typical neutral palette.