Avon Color Trend Lip Duo

I brought the Rockin Rouge Lip Duo from Avon a few books ago because it was cut down in price from £4.00 to £2.50 and because my mate had been raving about it I thought I might as well give it a try. I think it's a load of rubbish even though the idea is good and it would be mega handy to have a lipstick and lip gloss all in one tube because I'm always losing one or the other in the bottom of my bag! The way the Lip Duo works is that one end is a lipstick and the other end is a lip gloss, it's a lot smaller than it looks in the book and if I'd paid the full price for it I would have been proper annoyed! The lipstick is a quite creamy but after ...  Read the complete review

I am not into much makeup as my skin is a bit sensitive and hence haven't had the chance of using Avon products that much before , except for an occasional one I might have received as a gift. There is a new avon- representative in our street and when she dropped the latest catalogue through the door I was tempted to buy something from the £5 for three make-up items from the colour-trend range . Of these one is the colour-trend lip duo in glam berry , which I finally received last week and here is what I felt about it. The product came in a nice black package and usually sells at £4, though I have heard they are often on offer . The actual ...  Read the complete review

Color Trend is Avon's budget range of make up and you can buy the products online from their website or from your local Avon representative. A lot of people avoid using these products believing them to be solely intended for teenagers, but the range is actually quite good and many items are of similar quality to those in the usual Avon make-up ranges (but for considerably less money). The new Lip Duos normally cost £4 each and are frequently on offer for £2 each. In the current brochure, they are available as part of a three for £5 offer across all Color Trend products which makes this an excellent time to try them. The Lip Duo is a lipstick and ...  Read the complete review