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Lily Lolo Blush PotsNewest Review: ... and it actually really compliments a natural day time look. As with all Lily Lolo products, it seems pricy, but trust me a ... more More Lily Lolo makeup
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by - written on 01/10/09 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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I am new to the Lily Lolo blush pots having used the foundation and cover up for months I thought I would give it ago. I ordered the blush Doll Face as I wanted something not too in your face that would give me a bit of a lift. My first comment is that it is incredibly sparkly looking in the pot which is a little frightening, but after application this fades some what. Its a lovely subtle blush and the sparkle provides more of a sheen and highlight rather than full on glitter (thank goodness!) and it actually really compliments a natural day time look. As with all Lily Lolo products, it seems pricy, but trust me a little goes a long way. I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/07/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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Lily Lolo has a great variety of Blush Pots to suit every complexion. They powders are very well pigmented so you will only need a small amount for you cheeks, this way one pot can last you very long. On a plus side one pot lasts 2 years from the time you upend it but because they use basic natural pigments you may safely use them for longer, there is nothing to go off in them. I do not recommend using the jar lid to pick up the powder though for hygienically reasons. Because their powders are so well pigmented they will last a very long time. To apply them you will need a very fine brush who can distribute the products easily. I found that the brushes Lily ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/10/07 (Very useful, 201 readings)
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LILY LOLO BLUSH POTS Why wear blusher? Good question, particularly if you are a young woman still enjoying the first flush of youth. But chasing the natural bloom of youth is the reason why blushers were devised in the first place. Go ask the Egyptians. Blushers, when applied correctly, will give a healthy glow. I know, because I've tried most of them. I prefer powder blushers to crème blushers because I can apply them more easily. However, as I get older I have noticed my complexion becoming more demanding of colour. The answer was not to apply yet another layer of the pink stuff: the Aunt Sally look made famous by Una Stubbs in Worzel ... Read the complete review
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