Red Lipstick to suit your skin tone...

Applying red lipstick can be very difficult and time-consuming as if not applied properly it can look overdone, cheap and unnatural. The perfect shade of red lipstick will make your eyes look brighter and your smile whiter and will transform you into a different woman.

Here are 3 Red lipsticks that will suit each type of  skin tones....

For fair skintones....

Mac Factor -Colour Collections Lipstick in 853 - Chilli

Bobbi Brown - Metallic Lip Colour in Jewel Red 26

Revlon - Matte Lipstick in 007 In the Red

For Olive Skintones....

No. 17 Mirror Shine Lipstick in Hollywood

Estee Lauder -  Signature Hydra Lustre Lipstick in Rich Red

Elizabeth Arden - Limited Edition Anniversary Lipstick in Red Door Red

For Black Skin....

Rimmell Lasting Finish Lipstick in 214 Firecracker

L'Oreal Paris - Made for MeIntense Color Riche in 286 Burning Rose

MAC - Matte Lipstick in Lady Danger

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My all time favourite MAC eyeshadow

If I could only have one MAC eyeshadow for the rest of my life, it would be Club eyeshadow. This colour is a duo-chrome colour, its a dark brown fused with green. The beauty of this colour is, that you only need this one shade. As you blend this colour out, the colour changes...so its one colour that looks like 2. You would just pat this on the lid up to your eye crease, and then with a blending brush blend it out along the crease line. Then just pop some black eyepencil on the upper and lower waterline, add mascara and your done. It's so versatile, it's a colour that can be taken from day to night. This looks great on all skin tones and eye colour. 

It's deep and sultry look and you can create a gorgeous smoky eye if you want to try something different to black or dark brown.

Here's one or 2 pics of it in the flesh....excuse my drunken puss...lol

 

oh god I think I've had way too much vodka..lol

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My 2 winter skin saviours....

The one thing I hate about this cold weather,is what it does to your skin.For me the worst parts are sore chapped lips, nails splitting and overall skin feeling tight. Here are 2 of my favourite winter saviours.....

 

Bepanthen - or as I like to call it "the arse cream"...lol.....this is the best lipbalm for chapped sore lips - ...this is fab on the lips, it takes the stingy sore feeling off them straight away.....it's also great for cuticles..I also use it in poor danny boys snotty nose to stop it getting sore. If you have very dry skin like on your elbows or  heels, this really works..especially before putting on tan.

Bio Oil....I love this for a treat for my face once a week..My skin feels horrible at the minute, this is because I'm going from a heated office to minus 7 and then home to a big fire. I'm getting dry patches and my skin feels tight. I put this on all over my face, one night at the weekend and then let it soak in...your face feels and looks moisturised afterwards.....Be warned you do look like a grease monkey for the night but its worth it.

The poor hubby, between arse cream on my mouth and a big greasy head he'll be traumatised by my beauty regime....xx

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