Showing posts with label Colour Impact. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colour Impact. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 November 2014

The One Power Shine Lipstick & Colour Impact


Here I go again with The One series by Oriflame and this time around, let's go with power shine lipstick and colour impact. Actually, I've already reviewed both of them but I'm not sure if you guys still remember the cream eye shadow since I rarely use it. Well not that I don't like it, I use it for certain occasion and event only. Anyway, below is my make-up look using both of the products above.



Anyway, just a quick recap and additional tips: for this cream eye shadow in shimmering steel (colour impact), I normally apply it on the eyelid with my fingertip so that it will blend well with my usual white (glittery) eye shadow and also to make it look more natural. However, if you are going for a very vivid smokey eyes, you can use your normal eye shadow brush and you can get the darkest shade of grey.



As for this power shine lipstick in trendy berry, it's my kinda daily lipstick (nowadays) aside from The One colour unlimited lipstick in mocha instensity. I use both of them alternately depends on the occasion but well I use this less often than the other one. Don't get me wrong, for a day out with less activity, this power shine lipstick is definitely my choice. For me, applying daily lipstick should not be that difficult like using lip brush or other tools with technique since we are not aiming for a photoshoot or formal event because use it straight to the lips turns out to be okay too ;)


Photos of me by Laksmi Dewi.

Friday, 8 August 2014

Oriflame's The One Colour Impact


Other than The One volume blast mascara that I've reviewed before, this is also one of my secret to a pair of smokey and bigger eyes: The One Colour Impact cream eyeshadow in shimmering steel (dark grey) by Oriflame. I know it somehow looks like a gel eyeliner but well it isn't. Like I said on my instagram that the texture itself is different from gel eyeliner, it's soft yet the color is vivid and not as hard to apply.


For me, I use my fingertip to apply the cream eyeshadow because like many make-up artists said that your hand is actually the best make-up tool ;)


Above is how the eyeshadow look close up. I know it kinda look thick but scroll for the not close up look, believe me it looks naturally smokey.


See? Below is how the eyeshadow look from afar. You know, I totally recommend this particular eyeshadow as it's also one of the gorgeous Elin Kling's favorite The One product. So be sure not to miss this one once it hits the market ;)


All photos by Surya Tjaja