Stargazer Florescent Pressed Powders

Stargazer Neon Pressed Powder: On Saturday I had a bit of a premonition that I should check the bank balance, normally this means I have forgotten about something and nasty charges are on the way; luckily in this case it was good news, the other half's wages had cleared early, (they weren't due to Tuesday), deciding it was fate telling us to have a night out we headed into town to get some supplies. Having some New Look vouchers I decided to get a new top and some new make-up too! One of the goodies I treated myself to was some Stargazer neon pressed powder in a seriously bright green! I have to admit I LOVE stargazer stuff so I was chuffed when I ...  Read the complete review

Before i start this review, i feel the need to give you a heads up. I am a dirty little grunger. I love anything outlandish and loud, and i do tend to make myself look as eye catching as possible. ;) I must ask you to keep this in mind when pondering whether or not to invest in some Stargazer pressed powder. These are louder than an loud man, with a neon hat and a megaphone, standing on a massive tower of 70s sweatsuits. They are certainly not for the fainthearted and are guarenteed to make a statement! Now we have that out the way, let me tell you a little bit about these Stargazer florescent pressed powders... :) The ...  Read the complete review

I can't praise these eyeshadows enough, i find them just so versatile. I work in a shop that sells these and the go out like hot cakes! Price: These eyeshadows are so cheap pricing between just £2.75 and £3.50 in most shops and on the internet. Packaging: The eyeshadow is contained in an easy to open and what seems like completely unbreakable plastic pot!. The eyeshadow itself: This is where a lot of people get put off with Stargazer and that is the finish of the eyeshadow, when you run your finger over it to test it , it seems to have an extremely chalky texture and once rubbed onto another surface looks like it will ...  Read the complete review

Now a few months back we were on a night out and throughout the course of the night every single person in the club had at least two stripes of UV paint on their face. Many had painted several more bits in different colours, one person had painted their entire face. Where were we? A rave? No, an indie club! It seems UV has no boundaries, and ever since that first time, the UV face paint seems to be a permanent fixture even in our favourite little dingy student (although we're not students, we're just young at heart and skint!) indie club. On the trowl for some to take myself, so that this time I could spread the UV love, I came across Stargazer products. I ...  Read the complete review

Once only found online and in little independent stores, this brand of cosmetics is now available in branches of New Look at reasonable prices. It was nice to see these in a high street store as it used to be hard to track these down. Stargazer eyeshadows are minimally packaged, highly pigmented eyecolours that you can use for more than just your eyes. The eyeshadow comes in a simple black bottomed compact style casing with a clear top so that you can see the colour at a glance. Inside is a pan of eyeshadow that is almost as big as the packaging itself. The shade that I use most is a bright red shade. A little certainly goes a long way with this one ...  Read the complete review