Revisiting the Nailed Kit Waterslide Decals

Nothing says "Summer" like pineapple and flamingo nails and this time around I'm using the Nailed Kit Waterslide Decals ($8) to get them there. In April, I tried the Nailed Kit Easter Waterslide Decals and was slightly unimpressed by the fact that they were hard to apply - lots of air bubbles and the clear parts were too visible for my liking. 

The sign of a thoughtful and consumer-focused company is the one that seeks to continuously improve products for the benefit of the consumer, rather than sole focus on financial gain (must have gotten that out of a business textbook). Nailed Kit sent me a set of reformulated waterslide decals to test out. 

Nailed Kit Waterslide Decals over Get Nailed! "Yep, That's Impressive"

The Verdict? They're new and improved and I like it! There are no longer bubbles when I apply these decals. The plastic material that it's made of seems to be slightly thinner than the previous version. The edges of the decals are still visible under some lighting and very close up, but it's much better than the Easter decals that I tried before! 

Nailed Kit is one of the newer business offering waterslide decals. I love the fuss-free ease of decals and the cute designs that they come in. So excited to see what Nailed Kit has to offer in the future! 

Do you like pineapple nails?  ;) 

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Make Up For Ever HD Primer in #7 Pink

One of the most peculiar things about makeup is the idea of putting coloured product over the skin to cancel out another colour. Technically (and artistically), if you mix any complementary colours (ex: purple and yellow), you'll get brown aka neutral. The line of Make Up For Ever HD Primers ($39, exclusively at Sephora) aim to cancel out unwanted colouring on your face. 

There are 7 "shades" in the Make Up For Ever HD Primer range - 1 neutral and 6 colours. Apparently, #3 doesn't exist but here's a rundown of the rest of the colour-correcting shades.

• 0 - neutral - adds natural luminosity to the complexion 
• 1 - green - minimizes redness, ideal for skin with rosacea
• 2 - mauve - counteracts sallow undertones
• 4 - carmel - combats ashiness in medium to dark skin tones, warms golden tones
• 5 - blue - adds radiance to fair skin, reduces minor imperfections
• 6 - yellow - lightens dark complexions
• 7 - pink - brightens the complexion, counters sallow undertones

I had a hard time figuring out which one would be a good fit for me (#0 neutral would have been my go-to but neutral is boring). Oftentimes, I look very yellowy (#asianproblems), so I thought I'd give #7 pink a try. 

Upon first pump, I found that the MUFE HD Primer in #7 Pink was the least viscous and most watery primer that I've ever tried. It has a strange chemical scent that wears away as you smooth the primer over the skin.

Usually, I've got full face photos in my posts, but this time around it's pointless. The difference is minimal, if not undetectable, but the effect is actually quite nice when worn under a matte-finish foundation. The primer does, in fact, make me look slightly less sallow and the thin, light texture has a moisturizer-like quality that feels hydrating and softening on the skin. While the MUFE HD Primer doesn't make my foundation last any longer, I really like the way it feels. I'm not in any way a primer kind of gal, so this isn't a must-have staple, but it's a great pick-me-up to have when my skin is feeling a bit dull. 

Have you ever tried a colour-primer? 

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Rimmel Salon Pro Nail Polish in Soul Session, Punk Rock, Hot Gossip and Barmy Blue

When I think "Lycra", nail polish isn't quite the first thing that comes to mind.. (there's also a mascara with Lycra). So what added benefit does Lycra have in nail polish? The Rimmel Salon Pro Nail Polishes with Lycra ($5.95) is meant to be a base coat, top coat, and gel colour all in one for the fraction of the price. 

The Good: Glorious colour payoff in 1-2 coats with a glossy gel-like finish. Stunning colours (including two Kate Moss collabs). The brush is flat and wide, allowing for quick 3-swipe application. Plus, the polish is fully dry in less than 10 minutes after application, which means that I can paint my nails before bed without worrying about sheet marks on my nails!

The Bad: The only caveat for this polish is the wear-time. My nail activity on a scale from 1 to 10 is probably a 10 - I do a ton of typing and cooking daily, a true test of the longevity of a polish. Unfortunately, the Rimmel Salon Pro polishes don't quite make the cut. On day 2, the tips are severely chipped. The product claims to last 10 days, but I'm not so sure about that. 

237 Soul Session (the chic nude)

711 Punk Rock (the rebellious blue grey)

323 Hot Gossip (the red with a sprinkle of glitter)

447 Barmy Blue (the ocean blue)

I had very high hopes for this polish (especially when it has Kate Moss's stamp of approval/endorsement). The colours translate beautifully onto the nails and it's so shiny there's no need for a top coat, but it's such a shame that the formula doesn't last a couple days longer. 

Have you tried the Rimmel Salon Pro Nail Polishes?  

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The Body Shop Mango Body Sorbet

The best and worst thing about the summer is the heat. The sun is always shining but I'm sweating my butt off. An interesting solution to the summer heat is the new The Body Shop Body Sorbet in Mango ($15), a lightweight body moisturizer formulated with 100% organic Community Fair Trade Aloe Vera that hydrates without feeling icky or sticky. 

It comes in 5 classic Body Shop "flavours" - Strawberry, Mango, Pink Grapefruit, Satsuma, and Moringa. Mango is my favourite from the Body Shop (apart from Vineyard Peach, which is not available as a Body Sorbet). The Mango aroma of the Body Sorbet is consistent with all other Mango product offerings from the Body Shop - it's sweet, fruity, and tropical. 

For a moisturizer, the texture is quite strange. Rather than feeling creamy or thick like a lotion/cream, the Body Shop Body Sorbets feels more like a jiggly jelly. Upon application, the Body Sorbet sinks into the skin within seconds. It's moisturizing but not as much so as a body butter or a regular lotion. Also, unlike body butters and lotions, the Sorbet leaves no residue, stickiness, or oiliness. In a nutshell, it's pretty perfect for the warmer weather. 

Oh and here's a tip for those sweaty, hot and humid summer days - store it in the fridge for an extra cool treat! (Thanks for the tip Annette). It's almost better than eating a bowl of sorbet (plus, there's no calories). 

Overall, a stellar moisturizer! On the flip side... I do have a few requests: 

1. It would be awesome if it contained SPF (then I could feel cool and hydrated AND protected from the UV rays!). I'm too lazy to double up on body products. If one is SPF and the other isn't, I'll force myself to use the SPF product (no matter how wonderful the other one smells). 
2. Also, can the Body Sorbets please be made in the Peach scent? If there was a peach one, I'd probably purchase a lifetime supply. 

Have you tried the Body Shop Body Sorbets? 

PS: My photos just got real. There's no pretty lilac bookshelf background in my apartment in Waterloo, so I apologize in advance for the makeup, camera lenses, and makeup remover wipes sprawled all over the place... please bear with me for the next 8 months. 

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Revisiting the Broadway Nails Impress Press-on Manicure in "Hottie" and "Shout"

Yet again, Influenster has sent around the Impress Manicure sets by Broadway Nails ($8.99 - $10.99). I reviewed these guys six months ago (see my review here) and have come back to revisit my thoughts. 

A quick rundown of the product - it's a set of 24 stick-on nails that comes in both plain and patterned varieties. I received the designs "Hottie" (purple with multi-coloured streaks) and "Shout" (pink with black, white, and silver streaks). 

The Good: Everything that the product claims to do... it does. Application is pretty much instant. There's no drying time and the press-ons are really easy to remove. 

The Bad: Firstly, I'm not a fond of the patterns that I received. There's a stunning lace pattern that I've seen floating around on instagram - I would have loved that one. Secondly, Sizing is everything. Unfortunately, I've been growing out my nails and the Impress Manicure too short for my natural nails and too wide at the cuticle. They make my fingers look fat :( .  Lastly, it bothers me to no end when my hair gets caught in between my nails... Grrrrr. 

In the my hierarchy of nail products, regular old polish comes first. Then it's nail appliques, then it's press-ons. Despite the ease of application, it doesn't look or perform the same way as polish or appliques. 

 Have you tried the Impress Maincure press-on nails? 

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RoC Retin-Ox Corrextion BB Cream in Fair to Light

Warmer weather calls for lighter coverage bases, so I've been testing out a new product from RoC - the RetinOx Corerexion 5 in 1 Skin Perfector BB Cream in Fair to Light ($39 at drugstores). RoC is a French pharmacy brand owned by Johnson & Johnson that focuses its products on anti-aging and the use of Retinol (vitamin A) to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. Believe it or not, this BB cream is the first of its kind containing the anti-aging ingredient Retinol! While I don't think I need anti-aging skincare products just yet, it's never too early to start preventing all that stuff, right? 

Typical of BB Creams, the RoC Retin-Ox Correction has 5 specific claims to greatness: 

• fights the look of lines and wrinkles
• reduces the appearance of dark spots
• smooths uneven texture
• brightens skin tone
• moisturizes instantly

The colour Fair to Light is just about right for my light-medium complexion. Even though Fair to Light is currently the only shade available, due to the sheerness the one and only shade would cover off a fair range of skintones. 

Unlike other BB creams, the RoC Retin-Ox Correction does not have a dewy finish. When applied, it simply feels like a lightweight moisturizer. It sinks into the skin, more like a skincare product than makeup. Due to the lightweighted nature, I find that of what coverage there is, it doesn't last very long. After 2 hours, I begin to see redness on and around my nose and oil starts to peek through. 

While I can't say much about fine lines and wrinkles claims (there's not much to fight...yet), the skin smoothing and evening properties are there. I'd say that this BB cream is 80% skincare and 20% makeup as the coverage is extremely sheer and not buildable. In comparison to other BBs and CCs, it's fuller coverage than the Olay CC Cream, less than the Biotherm Aquasource BB Cream, and significantly less than the Rimmel BB Cream. 

While I find this product too sheer to wear on a daily basis, it works well underneath a little concealer under the eyes and powder on the t-zone with added benefit of Retinol. 

Have you ever tried products with Retinol? 

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Get Nailed Lacquer in "Yep, That's Impressive"

Get Nailed is a beauty and lacquer line by Kristen Wood of The Ten Spot Beauty Bars. The 20 polish range is 4-free and doesn't test on animals (yay!). I was excited to try one of these polishes because when I went to The Ten Spot on the Danforth for the "Thirsty Three" experience (mani/pedi/underarm wax) a month and a half ago, the esthetician used the Get Nailed base and top coats on my toes and fingers. Since then, I've removed the polish on my fingertips but my toenails... still. going. strong. 

I tried the Get Nailed Lacquer in "Yep, That's Impressive" ($12), a light blue-turquoise that reminds me a whole lot of Essie Turquoise and Caicos except slightly more blue. 

Yep, I am pretty impressed with this polish. It's opaque in two coats and not too thick and not too thin. It's fairly glossy without topcoat and lasted 4 days until the tips started to wear down. Under harsher lighting, the colour looks a bit more pastel (see below) but the true-to-bottle colouring is best reflected above. 

The Get Nailed Lacquer in "Yep, That's Impressive" has made a lovely little addition into my Spring/Summer polish wardrobe. It's an impressive polish formula in an adorable colour! I've also got my eye on a few others from the Get Nailed line - "Your cab is here." (sunshine yellow) and "Watch the hair" (lilac). I'll be looking out to see what else this brand has in store. 

What's your current favourite polish? 

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Festival Hair, Makeup, and GIVEAWAY! || #GottaTurnItUp Challenge #1

Coachella is far, far away, but much to my excitement there tons of awesome music festivals in Toronto. NXNE, Warped Tour, Digital Dreams, Veld, OVO Fest - whatever you're into, there's always somewhere for you to rock a fresh-faced festival look. 

#GottaTurnItUp is a fun partnership between CoverGirl/Herbal Essences/Olay and MuchMusic. From May to June, I'll be doing 3 themed challenges and sharing a few beauty products with you. (psstt... there may be some giveaways along the way too!).

Anyways, confession. The first theme is festival beauty and I've been to outdoor concerts but never a festival. So... this is the makeup I would potentially wear given the opportunity to attend a festival, but this is totally appropriate for a summer's day.  

I'm not fussy when it comes to my hair, as long as it's out of my face. A little volume with the Herbal Essences Naked Dry Shampoo, a quick and messy fishtail, plus a spritz Naked Volume Flexible Hold Spritzer to hold it all in place is all I need. 

When I'm outdoors, minimal makeup is key. To even out the skin with a touch of very light coverage, I used the Olay Fresh Effects {BB Cream!} Skin Perfecting Tinted Moisturizing Cream. For a sunkissed glow, I smothered the CoverGirl Tru Magic Sunkisser all over the outer edges of my face. It's a lightweight cream product, so it doesn't look the slightest bit unnatural. As for the eyes, I dusted a little gold-champagne shadow for some subtle shimmer and drew a double winged liner from the upper and lower lash lines to the outer corners of the eyes. The CoverGirl Ink It! By Perfect Point Plus in Aquamarine Ink provides a slight intensity to the subdued lips and face. On the lips and lashes are the CoverGirl LipPerfection Jumbo Gloss Balm in Blush Twist and the Bombshell Volume Mascara. 

What hair and makeup would YOU wear to a festival? Share it with me on Twitter/Instagram using the hashtag #gottaturnitup. Let me know and you could win all of the products mentioned in this post! (must be a resident of Canada to enter)

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Have you ever been to a music festival? 

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Fuse Gelnamel Starter Kit in Sonic Blue-m || The At-Home Gel Manicure

In this day and age, we're all in a rush. When it comes to everything and anything, convenience and time-saving is a must. There's not a second to waste on waiting for your nail polish to dry. Thus, Sensationail has created Fuse Gelnamel, a one-finger-at-a-time, cured 30-second, LED gel nail polish system. Fuse is meant to be all-in-one kind of deal - base coat, colour and top coat with shine that lasts up to a week. 

The Fuse Gelnamel Starter Kit ($29.99 at major drugstores) comes with everything you need for a full gel manicure: 

Fuse LED Lamp, Gel Cleanser, Gelnamel, Lint-free Wipes, Double-sided Nail Buffer, Manicure Stick, Detailed Instruction Sheet, microUSB cable, wall plug 

For starters, the LED Lamp is tiny (aka "fun size" **yay!**). You could practically throw it into your purse and take it on-the-go. Similar to a phone, the Fuse LED lamp has a microUSB plug, which you can attach either to your laptop or the wall for power. Talk about a high-tech nail system! 

Disregard the state of my toes and focus on yet another cool feature of the Fuse LED Lamp. You can remove the top and twist it around to cure the polish on your toes. 

The detailed instructions that are included in the kit are extremely detailed. I must stress that following the instructions to a T will get you the absolute best results. Any deviation will be much less than perfect. The instructions are very clear and note that you should do each step nail-by-nail. I won't go through all of the details, but the whole process felt a bit tedious and inefficient when all was said and done.  

The starter kit comes with one of six colours: Intens-so-fly (turquoise), Sonic Blue-m (blue), Elec-tric or Treat (orange-red), Na-No Way (pink), V-amp (vampy red), Gone Fission (pale pink glitter)

Along with the colours in the starter kits, there are 6 more shades available individually for $9.99: E-motion (purple), Watt's Your Colour? (red), Polar Bare (baby pink glitter), Lightning Jolt (purple glitter), Lights, Camera, Re-Action! (silver glitter), Such a Laser (gold glitter)

I received Sonic Blue-m in the starter kit along with an extra polish, Lightning Jolt. Sonic Blue-m is a bright blue creme and Lightning Jolt is a glitter with hints of purple, fuchsia, and silver. I was a bit taken aback when the blue was applied. It was sheer and took 3 coats for full opacity. As expected, the glitter polish took 3 coats to opacity. 

The formulation of the Fuse gel polish is a bit different from the stuff you're likely used to. It's self leveling and much more thick. The polish doesn't dry out until you cure it. This means that if you flood your cuticles by accident, you can fix any mistakes before sealing the polish in place. Once cured, the Gelnamel yielded glossy, shiny fingertips, as promised. 

Timing: A little math - 10 seconds to buff and cleanse + 30 seconds to cure = 40 seconds per nail. 

40 x 10 = 400; 400 seconds/60 seconds = 6.67 minutes for one coat of polish for both hands. I needed to use 3 coats of polish for full opacity, so in fact, it took 20 minutes, which is way longer than if I painted my nails with regular polish. However, the benefit of Fuse is that I can go on with my day without being concerned about denting wet polish or falling asleep and getting bedsheet-marked nails.

Staying Power: The most unimpressive thing about Fuse Gelnamel was the staying power of the polish. I, as most, associate "long-lasting" with any nail product that includes the word "gel". Unfortunately, the Fuse Gelnamel did not meet the mark in this regard. 

Perhaps the blue polish only lasted 3 days until chipping because I applied too many layers. The glitter lasted 5 days, but if you're finicky with your fingers and like to pick at things, you might end up peeling the polish off before the 5 day mark. Personally, it's not a big deal if it chips to me (I change up my nails every 3 days), but if something promises to last all week... it'd be nice if it actually did. 

That being said, removal was easy. All you need to do is buff the surface of the polish then soak your nails in acetone for 10 minutes. The polish will begin to peel and you can use the manicure stick to gently separate the layers of polish from the nail. 

In summary, Fuse is a cool concept - shiny, smudge-free nails. But it doesn't come at just the click of a button, much more effort is involved. Plus, the end result is good (fabulously pretty nails) but not great (only lasts ~4 days). One thing's for sure - the Fuse Gelnamel system definitely cuts down the waiting time and saves you money from having to go to the salon for a Gel mani. In addition, it's perfect for throwing in your suitcase for travel. I'd be curious to see how some of the other colours perform, but for now... I'll stick with my regular polish. 

Have you ever tried an at-home gel polish system?

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GUEST POST: Spring Colour by Chelsey of My Beauty Full Adventure

Hi Everyone! My name is Chelsey and I write the beauty blog My Beauty Full Adventure. My Beauty Full Adventure is a Canadian Beauty Blog out of Windsor, ON. Here you will find beauty box reviews, NOTD's, beauty deals & steals, and much more! I am so excited to be guest posting here today! Our Guest Post theme for May is Transitioning into Spring and today I will be writing about some of my favourite products to celebrate the beginning of Spring.

Even though it's May, it doesn't feel like Spring yet here in Windsor. Regardless of the weather though, I am ready for Spring. I have started to pull out some of my favourite colourful products to help transition into the new Season. For some, Spring may be about pastels, but for me it is all about the brights. I like pops of colour, either on my nails, eyes, cheeks, lips, or a combination of all four.

Vasanti Micronized Silky Blush in Rockies

"Silky smooth texture blends flawlessly. High intensity micronized pigments allow for true colour transfer onto your skin. Gives you a natural radiant looking glow." 

Normally, I reach for more neutral blushes like MAC's Tenderling, but there is just something about this coral blush that speaks to me. Although highly pigmented, it is easy to work with, applies flawlessly, and gives a beautiful glow to my cheeks. I have such fair skin and I feel like this blush helps warm up my face. Because a little goes a long way with this blush, this mini will last me a long time.

Benecos Natural Baked Eyeshadow in Amazing

"These mineral shadows are baked to provide you with long-lasting colour. Organic plant oils create a creamy application, goes on smooth and even."

This eyeshadow looks great as a wash of colour all over the lid, or as liner for a pop of colour. I prefer to use it for the latter either above the top lash or below the bottom. The vibrant teal is somewhat muted, so it's not too bright for work, but is still fun for on the weekend. The finish of this eyeshadow is kind of frosty so I find it brings light to my eyes. 

OPI Nail Lacquer in ElePhantastic Pink  

"The Classic Colours of OPI nail polish offers OPI nail colours that are beautiful yet sassy. You are sure to find nail polish colours that match your mood, your character and your wardrobe!" 

ElePhantastic Pink is probably my favourite polish ever! I love it for Spring, and it is the first polish I grab for once the weather turns warm. This bright pink, semi coral creme polish is opaque in two coats, and lasts about 5 days before I notice any chipping. This polish looks great with a tan or without one, and is simply the perfect pink! 

Revlon Super Lustrous Creme Lipstick in Primrose

"A classic colour lipstick packed with mega moisturizers and vitamins C and E." 

This was my first Revlon lipstick, and it has quickly became my favourite lipstick colour and formula. Primrose is a soft lavender pink that is perfect for Spring. This lipstick is beautiful on its own, but also looks good paired with a wide array of lip glosses. I like pairing it the most with MAC Tendertone in Purring and Buxom Lip Polish in Dolly. For an effortless pink lip that goes with any eye look Primrose is the way to go!

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Mary Kay True Dimensions Lipsticks in Exotic Mango, Tuscan Rose, Chocolate, Lava Berry and Berry a la Mode

And... we're back again with the Mary Kay True Dimensions Lipstick ($19 on MaryKay.ca) swatches! This time it's the more "neutral" set of 5 in Exotic Mango, Tuscan Rose, Chocolate, Lava Berry, and Berry a la Mode. 

Exotic Mango, Tuscan Rose, Chocolate, Lava Berry and Berry a la Mode

As a quick recap of yesterday's post (here), the Mary Kay True Dimensions Lipsticks feature moisture-galore and sheer-buildable coverage on the lips. They're not particularly long-wearing but I don't mind because of the hydration factor. Think Revlon Lip Butters but less oily and with prettier packaging. 

Exotic Mango

brown-orange with golden shimmer

Tuscan Rose

neutral rose

Chocolate 

milk chocolate brown (would make an awesome cream contour colour)

Lava Berry

neutral purple

Berry a la Mode 

wine-berry 

I find the brights a bit more exciting than the neutrals, but if you're looking for an office appropriate neutral, the Mary Kay True Dimensions Lipsticks in either of the 5 mentioned above are a great pick with the added bonus of looking fancy in your handbag. Check out my full review of the brights (top row) here. 

Are you a brights or a neutrals kind of gal? 

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Mary Kay True Dimensions Lipsticks in First Blush, Tangerine Pop, Citrus Flirt, Coral Bliss and Sassy Fuchsia

Without a doubt, summertime is a period of froliciking in fields of colourful lipsticks. I'm at school, so I no longer have any need to be conservative in my makeup-wearing ways. That being said, Mary Kay has TEN new shades of the Mary Kay True Dimensions Lipstick ($19 at MaryKay.ca) formulas - something for the neutrals gal or one who loves brights.  

TOP: Mary Kay True Dimensions Lipsticks in First Blush, Tangerine Pop, Citrus Flirt, Coral Bliss and Sassy Fuchsia

BOTTOM: Exotic Mango, Tuscan Rose, Chocolate, Lava Berry and Berry a la Mode 

There are a total of 10 new shades in addition to the 10 already existing colours of the Mary Kay True Dimensions Lipsticks. I have all 10 of the new shades to share with you but I thought I'd break it into two posts of 5 lippies for somewhat easier reading. Today is the Mary Kay True Dimensions Lipsticks in First Blush, Tangerine Pop, Citrus Flirt, Coral Bliss and Sassy Fuchsia (aka "The Brights").

Anyways, first thing's first. Stop and  take in the packaging. Sleek silver tubes are my weakness and it doesn't get much better than clicking the plastic piece the top to reveal the lipstick inside. 

First Blush, Tangerine Pop, Citrus Flirt, Coral Bliss, Sassy Fuchsia (one swipe)

These lipsticks look as hydrating as they feel on the lips. Enriched with Vitamin E, these glide over the lips with ease. They're extremely non-drying and all have a slight glossy sheen that makes lips look plump and healthy. The brighter shades are (obviously) much more pigmented but with a lighter or heavier hand they can all be made sheer or opaque. Upon study of the bullet, some of the shades appear to have a slight shimmer but the only one for which it is noticeable is Tangerine Pop. 

As per usual, hydrating lipsticks lack lasting power. The two really bright ones (Citrus Flirt and Sassy Fuchsia) stay on the lips for, at most, 3 hours, while the others stick around for 1-2. The lipsticks also have the slightest "old lady" scent. It's not bothersome and wears away a couple minutes after application.  

First Blush

soft light pink

Tangerine Pop

shimmery orange

Citrus Flirt

bright true orange

Coral Bliss

warm pink-coral

Sassy Fuchsia

 bright fuchsia 

As a firm believer in sheer, buildable lipsticks, the new shades of the Mary Kay True Dimensions Lipsticks have my kiss of approval. Stay tuned for tomorrow's post on "The Neutrals" - Exotic Mango, Tuscan Rose, Chocolate, Lava Berry and Berry a la Mode (here). 

Have you tried the True Dimensions Lipsticks? 

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