Brunette Beauty

Packaging: Wide and round opaque white jar with a screw on lid. It has a purple label with lots of white text. The foil seal is to be broken to reveal the plastic pink scrubber. You can immediately see the liquid level and that there's a tunnel to insert your finger where the soft spokes scrap off the product. Jar does have to be kept upright so no product is spilt. Smell: Acetone. Colour: Clear. Formula/ Texture: It does dry the skin out, like any other nail polish remover would, leaving a white ring at the libel the acetone went up on the finger. It's professional grade acetone that dissolves gel and normal nail polish. I found the gel needed more time soaking, even scrapping off some product in between dips so the acetone could penetrate further. I found SNS and nail glue where also efficiently removed! It's quick and easy to use and worked so much better then I'd thought. The spokes are soft so the only uncomfortable thing about thi...

Packaging: Small but wide glass bottle with a screw on black dropper lid. Simple with little text making the main focus the serum inside which is just gold flakes suspended in a clear serum. The dropper is short and picks up enough. If you want your face to feel saturated then another dip will have to be done. Smell: Floral Colour: Clear with gold suspended flakes. Formula/ Texture: This is a smooth, liquid gel. The flakes don't all rub into the skin nd have to be picked up off th eosin which is annoying as they catch the light otherwise. Best apply with fingers, it does skin well into the skin. It feels hydrating and plumps the skin up. Its non drying. irritating and hasn't left ant redness or white bumps on my face. The usage amount is a little much for the product in the bottle so it feels like your acting product to get decent coverage. Not a vital product but if you can't find a hydrating primer lotion, then this will be good. A...

Packaging: Like a flying saucer, this highlighter is a round palm sized compact with a domed lid and heavily weighted bronze bottom. It features a magnetic closure with a teal button and a ceramic white and raised shiny bronze ring pattern. Inside does feature a mirror and the powder pan doesn't reach the edge of the compact. Sun raised pattern is embossed into the pan with every 4th ray has a metallic glitter overspray adding to the gleam. Smell: None. Colour: Heat Wave - golden brown with a shimmer finish. Neutral undertones. Available in one colour. Formula/ Texture: This is a soft, smooth powder. It glides and blends onto the skin effortlessly. It feels lightweight on the skin. The overspray adds specs of glitter on the skin but once you dig more into the actual powder you don't get any of these. It's a lovely colour that would suit any skin tone perfectly. Available: From Myer & David Jones Stores, myer.com.au for $65 7g/ 0....

Packaging: Same size and shape as the colour polishes, this is a share glass bottle with the narrow brush. The only element that sets these apart from the standard line is the 'Treat, Love & Colour' sticker on the back of the bottle and the front of the plastic outer packaging. Smell: Nail polish. Colour: 01 Treat Me Bright - white blue iridescent 03 Sheers To You - pink, red iridescent Formula/ Texture: The formula strengths dry and brittle nails. The E-pair complex has ingredients that reinforce the nails with collagen and camellia extract. The sheer colour doesn't deposit any pigment, rather a slight colour glow. On me these last the same amount of time as Essie's standard line which is 5-6 days. I do not feel the need to top coat these either. After a few weeks of wear I feel like my nails are a little stronger. I wish these came in more pigmented colours so I could match my mood. Available: From Priceline, discount chem...