Berry shades for the lips

Shades of berry, yay or nay? Darker colours make your lips appear smaller, but fret not, darker coloured glosses can impart a nice shine to your lips without making them appear smaller. In fact, some of these glosses can even make your lips look bigger by their gloss factor. Today I swatch 3 of the berry-toned lip products I have, The Face Shop Diamond Shine Lipgloss in PP401, The Body Shop Cranberry Shimmer Lip Balm and Smashbox O-gloss Noir. Three reviews in one post, whew!

GAIA 10 - Beautiful Visual Style for Windows 7

Weary of the Windows 7 look?

Here is a stunning visual style to freshen up your favourite operating system!

Two steps to getting a new look
1. Download CustoPack Tools from http://www.custopack.com/en/home
2. Download the style from http://www.custopack.com/custopack/gaia-gaia10us

P.S. Sorry, this is Windows 7 only. Mac users already have a beautiful operating system.

Kanebo Coffret D'Or AA Rouge PK 246 Swatches and Review

Today I'll review Kanebo's Coffret D'Or AA Rouge (in PK 246), which has received great reviews when it was released along with the rest of the Coffret D'Or Spring Collection in December 2010. 

ME! Bath Choco-holic Body Wash Review

[EDITED 25/4/2013]

Added the ingredients list!

Ingredients list: Water, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Polysorbate 80, Cocamide MEA, Fragrance, Cola Acuminata (Kola Nut) Extract, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Extract, Sodium Chloride, Citric Acid, DMDM Hydantoin (and) Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Benzotriazole Dodecyl p-Cresol, Red 40 [CI 16035], Yellow 6 [CI 15985], Blue 1 [CI 42090].

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Don't these pictures just speak for themselves? I bought the ME! Bath's Choco-holic Body Wash at Sephora out of curiousity and also because it smelt delicious. It didn't disappoint.

China Glaze He's Going In Circles Swatches and Review

Today will be the first time I'm reviewing nail polish over here, and it's China Glaze He's Going In Circles, as shown above.

Violet Cries - Esben and the Witch Album Review

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Esben and the Witch haven’t quite got it yet. You’d be forgiven for thinking otherwise upon first giving their debut album, Violet Cries, a spin as it does start out very, very strong.