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Considering my tube of Margaret Astor mascara was free with a magazine, it is one of the best items of make up I have ever used. I might not still have the magazine, let alone remember which one it was, but 7 months later I am still faithfully using my Margaret Astor Magic Style mascara. I have very sensitive eyes - anything remotely perfumed is out, and Maybelline Great Lash is a big no-no. Margaret Astor however is just right. Packaging In a nice, sleek silver tube, this is a simple yet attractive tube of mascara. It doesn't look cheap but nor is it snobbish. The top/wand has a clear plastic rounded end with a cute little flower on it. ...  Read the complete review

I tried Margaret Astor's Water Sensation compact make-up base recently having been sent a free sample through a freeby site. Water Sensation? Water Disappointment! The packaging was really bland - rectangular white plastic with a clear plastic click down top. The shade wasn't a bad match considering the lucky dip of a free sample but as soon as I went to try it... Poo! What a gross smell. I know it is supposed to remind me of water but not damp surely! I can't believe this is the fragrance they chose. Mouldy washing! Well, stupidly I decided to ignore the odour and try the product. One sweep of ...  Read the complete review

Margaret Astor Water Sensation Compact Make Up As you probably know by now, I'm a dedicated freebie hunter, especially for make up products as they can be so expensive to buy and so when I saw this offer I rushed off to fill in the form and claim my free sample. It's basically a foundation or base make up if you like, which claims to give you a morning fresh feel all day long, sprtitzing your skin with moisture laden vitamins and minerals. It's made by Coty, which is a name you should recognise in the cosmetics industry. When my sample arrived, about two weeks later I found that I had a lovely little 5g trial size version. I know ...  Read the complete review