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So apparently, the single most natural-seeming and flattering blush on me is a touch of each of Coloured Raine's Moments and Gingerbread, which are technically eyeshadows - dark plum-brown and, well, gingerbread. Don't ask, I don't know.
Also, Bdelluim Tools' #956 continues to be the single best buy of a makeup brush I'd ever made. #942 is nice, but - well, really the problem is that #956 is That Awesome.
(Coloured Raine are the absolute best value-per-money eyeshadows. They're excellent regardless of cost - I think the only powder eyeshadows I have that have them beat are Shiseido's and maybe that one Stendhal - and then they also cost 7$ each.)
(Also St. Germaine Cocktail is every bit as pretty as I thought it would be, and I'm so glad I went for it and not any of the other golds. It looks on skin pretty much the way ABH's 10K looks in the pan, though judging from swatches I think it'll have less presence on lighter skins.)
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Also, Bdelluim Tools' #956 continues to be the single best buy of a makeup brush I'd ever made. #942 is nice, but - well, really the problem is that #956 is That Awesome.
(Coloured Raine are the absolute best value-per-money eyeshadows. They're excellent regardless of cost - I think the only powder eyeshadows I have that have them beat are Shiseido's and maybe that one Stendhal - and then they also cost 7$ each.)
(Also St. Germaine Cocktail is every bit as pretty as I thought it would be, and I'm so glad I went for it and not any of the other golds. It looks on skin pretty much the way ABH's 10K looks in the pan, though judging from swatches I think it'll have less presence on lighter skins.)
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