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Blogger-Induced Buys | Were They Worth the Hype?


There's no better way to guarantee us all buying a product that it having the blogger seal of approval. I almost never buy anything without Googling reviews first and I've bought plenty of products on blogger recommendations. I thought I'd do a little round-up of some hyped-up products in the blogosphere and whether I thought they were worth all the fuss or not!


Inspired by... Amelia Liana

This palette has a lot of love but it was seeing Amelia Liana rave so much about it that made it a must-have for me. It didn't disappoint! I love the golden-red shades and although you can only really get one or two looks out of this (for the same price as the versatile Urban Decay Naked...) it's one that is seriously amazing. The packaging is compact yet beautiful and the texture of the shadows is so smooth yet pigmented. I don't reach for this all the time, but I love it for an evening look and it feels special when I do bring it out.

Worth the Hype? Yes


Inspired by... Tanya Burr

Speaking of the Urban Decay Naked palette, just about every blogger raves about this one however I picked it up when I first started watching YouTube treaty gurus after seeing Tanya Burr use it in Mila Kunis makeup tutorial. The quality of both the matte and shimmer shades really sets the standard for eyeshadows. They're smooth, buttery, pigmented and long-lasting. I've never been that tempted by the other Naked palettes as I think the original really is the best in terms of the range of shades to create a warm-toned daytime or smoky eye looks. When I go away I tend to pack this as it's so adaptable and versatile. This is well worth the hype!

Worth the Hype? Yes



I resisted these for SO LONG! However I'm a cream eyeshadow fiend and just had to see if these were worth the splurge after all my favourite YouTubers have raved so much about them. The texture is just amazing; they're so creamy they just glide on, however you get a bit of time to blend before they set in place and last all day. I love the dewy, liquid metal finish they give and the shades are beautiful. Bronze Moon is a gorgeous bronze-gold-brown shimmer and Misty Rock is a rosy-mauve shimmer. They're so incredibly pigmented as well! However, as out-of-this-world as they are, I do think you can get something veeery similar for far less. Namely, the KIKO versions are identical in colour and very comparable in quality. 

Worth the Hype? They're pretty amazing, but you can get virtually the same thing for less


Inspired by...Vivanna Does Makeup 

I'm a sucker for pretty packaging and the gorgeous metallic casing and stunning marbled effect of the Hourglass blushers sucked me right in. Several bloggers enabled this purchase but I think it was mostly Anna! These each take a shade from the Ambient Lighting Powder line (we will get to that later!) and swirl it in with a colour. I have two of these: Luminous Flush (the champagne-pearl Luminous Light powder + a bright pink-coral) and Mood Exposure (the lavender-pink Mood Light powder + a mauve-plum). If I had to pick then Mood Exposure is my favourite but they're both amazing. I struggle a lot with blusher; either they apply streaky, take a long time and a lot of care to blend or go patchy (or invisible...) by the end of the day. Not with these! They go on with minimal effort, they add a beautiful 'glow from within' without the glitter, last all day and are a lot more pigmented than they look. I cannot rave about these enough!

Worth the Hype? Yes




These are essentially setting powders which also add a highlighting glow; depending on the shade they can lean more towards one or the other. I chose Dim Light as it's a glitter-free pearly sheen finish and the shade is a nice, flattering neutral beige (not too golden, not too silvery). So many people have recommended these but again Anna and Amelia were the two who made me think 'yes, I need this!' I do really like it and use it most days as it turns my shine into glow. The finish is very flattering and I like the naturally radiant look it gives whilst setting my makeup in place for the day. Is it worth £38? The jury is still out on that one. I feel like you can get a nice powder for much less. It's not the kind of obvious, 'wow' product that seems to warrant such a splurge to me. I found the blushes a much better investment.

Worth the Hype? I'm not convinced


Inspired by... let's be real: the entire blogging community!

I can't pin-point this to one individual but for ages I avoided Sheer Glow as I imagined it to be a light, dewy coverage. However it's seriously one of the most mis-named products in my stash! In reality it offers a medium, build-able coverage with a satin finish (not too matte and drying, but keeps your skin shine-free). I remember not being that into it at first but Stromboli is my best colour match in any foundation I own and the finish is perfect for my combination-but-dehydrated skin. I love the matte glow look it gives and I feel my skin looks its best when I'm wearing this. It also lasts really nicely throughout the day. It's one I always return to and is perhaps my holy grail!

Worth the Hype? Yes


Inspired by... Essie Button

I picked this up as an under-eye concealer for summer to wear with lighter bases on Estee's recommendation. I love the light, fluffy formula and the fact it practically blends itself. It's impossible to go overboard or cake-y with this and the coverage is a lot better than you'd expect from this kind of product. I simply use a corrector then blend this out on top of it. For the price it's well worth a go and it's one I reach for every day now.

Worth the Hype? Yes


Inspired by... Amelia Liana

I'm not a big lipliner person so probably won't ever splurge on Charlotte Tilbury's Pillow Talk, however Eastend Snob was pointed out as a potential dupe by Amelia so I thought I'd pick it up. The formula of these is so creamy and pigmented and I love the fact it's twist-up so you don't need to sharpen it. It's a gorgeous pinky-nude shade that pairs up well with so many of my lipsticks and would suit a lot of different skin tones. All in all it's a great little product, especially at under a fiver!

Worth the Hype? Yes


Inspired by... Essie Button

I've heard so many people rave about this overnight facial oil but it was Estee again who finally convinced me to get my hands on it. It can seem a bit scary to put oil on blemish-prone skin, however this doesn't aggravate my breakouts at all. It gives my skin a perk-up in every possible way; it looks plumper, softer, more hydrated, brighter and generally more vibrant. I absolutely love this and use it most nights, yet the fact you only need a couple of drops means I've barely made a dent in this. Of course skincare is a really personal part of beauty, so what works for me may not work for you however personally I felt it was well worth the investment.

Worth the Hype? Yes


Inspired by... Vivianna Does Makeup and Lily Pebbles

I was actually really disappointed with this product when I first tried it, however it's really grown on me since. It's a lovely consistency and you only need a small amount (mine's been going for months and I use it every morning). The gel turns milky on damp skin and there's a lovely, light, non-irritating scent. It makes my skin feel fresher and brighter and it's just such a lovely product to use. I don't feel I've seen many long-term effects from using this and it's not great for removing makeup however I still like it enough to re-purchase it (considering how long a bottle lasts) if I have a discount code of some sort.

Worth the Hype? It's a like but not a love



Inspired by... Gh0stparties

Diptyque candles are a purchase of pure indulgence but from my first purchase I knew I was going to be hooked. Figuier was the second addition and as a huge fan of fig scents, it seemed like we'd be a match made in heaven. I picked this based on a lot of recommendations however Kate was the main blogger who seemed to really love this candle. However I find the scent so subtle considering the price! It's a lovely fragrance but I don't think there's enough throw to make this worth the price. However I love love love the hazelnut fragrance of my other Diptyque candle Noisetier, so I'm open to loving some of their other scents.

Worth the Hype? Not really



1- By Terry Misty Rock, 2 - By Terry Bronze Moon, 3 - Hourglass Mood Exposure, 4 - Hourglass Luminous Flush, 5 - Hourglass Dim Light, 6 - Rimmel Eastend Snob

If you've tried any of these products I'd love to hear your thoughts! Which products did you buy as a result of blogger recommendations? Were they worth the hype?



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  1. Such a detailed and great post to read!! Thanks for sharing!:) I'll be trying east end snob for sure:)

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  2. the hour glass blush is something on my wish list, and everytime I see a good review about it I wish I had it!
    Hannah | Heyitshannaah

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    1. I feel guilty for thinking they were worth every penny but I do really think so haha xx

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  3. Love this post - it's interesting to see what you did/didn't think was worth the hype. I have the Hourglass Ambient Lighting Palette and use it everyday, I love it. I picked up the Maybelline Instant Eye Eraser after seeing so many bloggers rave about it but I'm not too impressed with it and I'm beginning to think I've picked up a dodgy one as everyone seems to love it!

    Amy | Get Glam

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  4. I've been wanting the Nars foundation for a while now, definitely need to get my lazy bum into town for a colour match! I bought the Pixi Glow tonic as a result of blogger hype and love it. On the other hand I also got the L'oreal True Match foundation and it was awful on dry skin and didn't last long at all, was gone by dinner time. I think it goes to show you have to take recommendations with a pinch of salt, what some people love you might just not get along with, but at the same time I'd much rather turn to the blogging community for reviews than magazines or just chance it in store.

    Laura
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    1. Definitely agree with taking bloggers' advice over magazines or nothing :) even if there have been a few bits I wasn't bowled over by, I've discovered some amazing products too! xx

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  5. I absolutely loved this post!! I always enjoy reading reviews/watching videos on highend products but it's always hard knowing if their price tags are worth it, so this has been super helpful :) I've been wanting the naked palette for SO long and I really think I'm going to have to treat myself soon. You've also reminded me how much I want to try Nars Sheer Glow and the rimmel lip liner (it's always out of stock in my local stores which is super frustrating!!)
    Love Holly x

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  6. I love it that you've mentioned who you're inspired from to purchase these! I'm also inspired by most of them for my purchases :P The By Terry Shadow Sticks super fab though xx

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  7. East End Snob is really beautiful and I also picked it up after seeing so many people talking about it. I got the Naked palette only couple of months ago , basically to see what's the hype about and I think it's a gorgeous palette but, to be honest, I wasn't blown away by it. Really want to try the Nars Sheer Glow foundation, although I was rather disappointed with the new All Day Luminous one. xx

    Mummy’s Beauty Corner

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    1. I never tried the Luminous one as so many people said it clings to dry patches :( Sheer Glow is perfect for combination skin though xx

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  8. I have so many blogger inspired buys too, but it's nice to see that most of them have actually lived up to the hype for you!

    Karan//www.studentbeautyhack.co.uk

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  9. Wow you've certainly fallen into the recommendation trap haha! I like all other bloggers adore my Naked palettes, the maybelline age rewind concealer has been a love of mine for a good couple of years! I just wish the lighter shade was still a little bit lighter though. You've actually made me keen to pick up a sample of NARS sheer glow, I've always shyed away from it due to its name too but I have combination skin also and it isn't easy buying foundations for our skin type haha, so I'm keen to try this now I know it works for you! The Rimmel lip liner sounds lovely, I definitely need to invest in some more lip liners, I only have a couple of MAC ones. I also think £40 for a candle is a little bit ridiculous, not something I'd ever consider investing in. I'm glad most of these products were worth the hype for you!


    Toni x
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    1. I think you will love Sheer Glow and in my experience the counter staff are more than happy to decant a few days worth of a couple of shades for you to try! xx

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  10. Such a great post and thanks for sharing, I was nodding my head along with most of the items that I have and your thoughts on them. I love my hourglass blushers and I bought them for the same reason that you did. These youtubers and there videos will always get us into trouble :)

    Pams Stuff and Things

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  11. I still need to try something from Hourglass and Charlotte Tilbury, I have a wish list that goes on forever!

    Sara - She Who Is Short

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  12. I am definitely guilty of succumbing to the pressures of bloggers, but i have to say that in doing so I have discovered some great products along the way! This is a great and unique post that I found very interesting to read and to know that I'm not the only one who is so greatly influenced by vloggers/ bloggers! x

    Aliya x | thecatandthegirl.blogspot.co.uk | https://www.bloglovin.com/people/thegirl09-10150959

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  13. Great post! Those ByTerry Blackstar pencils look stunning even if they are a bit overpriced haha xx

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  14. I've heard about the NARS Sheer Glow Foundation from lots of bloggers/YouTubers too, esp Tanya Burr but wasn't sure if it was worth picking up. I'm not too much of a high end foundation kind of girl and when I find something that works, I stick to it. BUT, I'm really thinking I need to try this foundation out.
    Really great post!

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  15. I really enjoyed reading this post. I own most of these and am impressed by them all bar the Hourglass Ambient Powders x

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  16. I loved reading this post, it is always interesting to see people's views on hyped up products. I've been wanting the Hourglass ambient lighting powders since forever now but haven't been able to justify the purchase. After reading your review I definitely think I need to try it before placing it in my online basket.

    Kristy |www.thevioletblonde.com

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    1. Yeah they're nice but for the price I was expecting them to knock my socks off a bit more - definitely check them out in-store! xx

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  17. Really interesting post! I have always had the ambient lighting powders on my wish list, but haven't yet splurged, probably because I may place too much expectation on them. The maybelline age rewind concealer is one that I definitely plan to pick up - this post has just remininded me!

    cescasretailretreat.com

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  18. This was such a good read! I'm glad to know the few items I've been wanting to get are worth the hype. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

    xo, Liz
    http://lipstickandconfetti.com

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  19. A lot of these I have bought because of youtubers/blogger recommendations too! My favourite of them all must be the Naked palette!

    Love, Charline | Charline Has a Blog

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  20. Great post! For me: love Lush Ultrabland, sadly (because of price) also love Benefit Porefessional and Roller Lash from my experiences with the small sizes of each - not yet bought full sizes though. Like Essie and OPI nail polish but really don't think they're better than any other brands as a lot of nail bloggers claim - they have good shades and bad ones like everything, so I only buy them on sale or if the colour is really special. Soigne the same. I like my Max Factor creme puff blush but don't love it. I love the Essence sun's up blush Pam recommended. Love Soap and Glory Archery pencil and spoolie combo and their super fat cat eyeliner. Will never buy: Femfresh - I absolutely hate the creepy sort-of-native-content thing they're doing with bloggers right now. Oh yes, you ALL have that in your shower. Of course you do.

    Rad

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    1. I love Brow Archery too! I've noticed the FemFresh thing too, it seems as though everyone's doing this sponsored post at the same time. It may have worked better if they'd asked people to do it at different times so it wasn't so obnoxious haha.

      I've had a couple of people mention the WP issue but I don't think I can do anything about it as I just use the standard blogger system :( xx

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  21. I've recently fallen back in love with my Naked 1 palette, you just can't fault the shadows xo

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  22. Great post! I have tried & loved most of these products, except the Hourglass powders - because my skin is so dry, I was hesitant about spending so much on a product that I might not actually like/use so haven't bought them xx

    Beautylymin

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  23. This is a really good idea for a post :D and i'm glad to see most of the products are definitely worth the hype. I agree with you on the CT palette, it's not super versatile especially since it doesn't even offer a matte shade but it's so luxurious and I just love it regardless x

    Beauty with charm | Zoeva Giveaway

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  24. I bought into the hype of Nars Sheer Glow and it's without a doubt the best foundation I own, I love how it matches my skin tone to perfection and makes me look glowy and not oily even though I suffer with really oily skin! I can't really remember what blogger introduced me to it, I think I just saw it on so many different blogs :)

    Just Little Things xo

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  25. So many of these are on my wishlist, I'm getting the oskia cleanser in the next few days so I'm excited to see what that's like!
    Mantenso xx
    She's AbouThat Life

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  26. The Kiehls Midnight Recovery Concentrate wasn't worth the hype for me unfortunately, I do t hate it but don't love it as much as I hoped I would! Dying to get one of the Hourglass blushes they are gorgeous! Totally agree with Nars Sheer Glow, Naked 1 and East End Snob! I have the Maybelline Age Rewind concealer too just haven't opened it haha love a bit of hype!


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  27. I love how you've organised this post :) Was a really good read. I too always look to fellow beauty bloggers before purchasing a product. Sometimes I do wonder if I'm only buying a product because of the hype though haha!xx

    Laura | Lala London: Beauty & Lifestyle
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  28. Really interesting and unique post~! I have only tried the Naked palette, but some of the other products look interesting too <33

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  29. ooh, posts like this always make me so happy! i'm sure like 99% of what i own now is influenced by one b/vlogger or another, especially the damn naked palettes and the hourglass blushes. they're all GORGEOUS.

    brooke | brooke elise

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    1. Haha I'm definitely not complaining if I end up loving them ;) xx

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  30. Brilliant post to read! It's always interesting to see what others honestly think of these products hyped up by the heavy weight youtubers/bloggers :) Shamefully, (or maybe not shamefully,cant decide) I've not tried any of them! Only one that I can say I still really would like to try is Sheer Glow :)
    Nicole ||| ...What Nikki Did...

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  31. This is a really interesting post and I have lost count of how many products bloggers, vloggers and the entire YouTube and Blogging community have made me purchase including your recommendations!! For me, the NARS Sheer Glow is one that I had to purchase because it was used in all tutorials online. I still have not jumped on the Hourglass, Naked Palettes and By Terry Eyeshadow stick bandwagon. I certainly have not tried the Diptyque ones either but I know I would because I just want to experience it once and for all....xx

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  32. Love this post and really great to see something from a "normal" blogger! Glad you mentioned that the Kiko eyeshadow sticks are practically the same as By Terry so will be saving a few bucks on that side of things. In two minds about the CT palette - heard amazing things about it, but if I'm going to be spending nearly 40 quid on four eyeshadows, I'd want it to create a lot more than 2 looks!

    Diana xx | www.londongirldiana.com

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  33. I love this post, it's so refreshing to read honest opinions. Often bloggers rave about products, but when I try them I haven't been as impressed! Abi | RamblingsofaBlonde

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  34. Great idea for a post! Thanks for your honesty :)

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  35. I love this post. Such a good idea, since I'm always seeing the same (super positive) product reviews showing up on blogs that I read, so it's hard to really know whether the products are any good or if people are just raving because everybody else is. Thanks for sharing, and I'll be bookmarking this for next time I want to know whether that product all the blogs are going on about is worth my money!

    Anna | www.emptysundays.com

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  36. I feel like I've bought loads of products based on bloggers'/youtubers' recomendations but the ones that come to mind are Glamglow - (prefer Origins Charcoal Mask) and Bioderma (prefer L'oreal Skin Perfection Micellar) but worth the hype definitely is Benefit They're Real mascara. I've got Nars Sheer Glow on my wishlist - all these people can't be wrong! x

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  37. This is seriously such a fab blog post idea! I was also influenced by Essie to get the Maybelline age rewind concealer and now see it as an everyday essential :). I definitely have the Kiko eyeshadow sticks on my wishlist! :D

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  38. Pretty much everything I own is a blogger induced buy lol! Glad I haven't forked out for those ByTerry shadow sticks, I am really happy with the drugstore offerings so will be skipping those ones :)

    Kat | www.kathorrocks.com

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  39. I totally agree, we are all so guilty of purchasing products because of the hype and it sucks when they aren't what we hoped for! I am really intrigued by the Nars sheer glow, I as well stayed away from it because of the name indicating it would be a dewy foundation! Thanks girly!
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    1. I was exactly the same haha definitely give it another look :) xx

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  40. Omgosh this post! I have really wanted to post something like this but I wasnt really sure how to word it and so on. I totally agree with you, most things that have the 'blogger seal of approval' are pretty amazing, but you do find the odd product or two that just dont live up to their hefty price tag! xx

    Lauren | shynature.blogspot.co.uk

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  41. I must must must try the age rewind concealer! I love eastend snob too!! 😊

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  42. This is a GREAT post. I personally don't love my naked palettes but I can totally understand why people do. The maybelline concealer again for me was a no go, but I think its because my circles really are that bad!!! I was going to buy the oskia but as you said its not great at removing makeup I may give it a miss.

    Great Post Jasmine!

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  43. Great post. Top of my wish list is the hourglass blushes and the Nars Sheer Glow foundation. I have to say that I really do love Charlotte Tilburys Pillow Talk lip liner, so I am gonna look out for Eastend Snob so I can compare the two.
    Leigh
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  44. The rewind eye concealer is amazing i only managed to get my hands on it recently and omg its better than people said!

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  45. I really like the style of this post and that you included the 'worth the hype' bit. A couple of these I wondered about and it's great to see your opinions along side these others. xx
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    1. Thank you lovely :D I've not really done this sort of format before! xx

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  46. I wondered about the By Terry eyeshadows, they look lovely but I'll definitely check out the kiko ones first!

    www.hollysparkle.co.uk

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  47. This is such an interesting post! There's so much hype surrounding certain products so I love hearing whether they're actually worth it or not!

    Katya | The Beauty Harbour

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  48. I loved reading this post! I tried the Ambient Lighting powders and blushes and I'm just like the opposite. I'm completely in love with my Diffused Light powder, how it sets my makeup but adds that lovely glow at the same time. Mood Exposure is a fab blush but I actually have a very similar shade from Chanel and nothing compares to that one. I also love the Oskia Rennaisance Cleansing Gel, it just leaves my skin so soft and it's joy to use. And that Dolce Vita palette is a stunner! I need to swatch it when I'm in London! Xo

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  49. Something that I'm not sure is quite worth the hype are the Tom Ford lipsticks. I purchased two of the mini ones from the Boys collection last year and they were nice but not amazing and I was recently gifted one of the Sheer lipsticks from the Summer collection. It's O.K. I'll probably reserve judgement until I try the original and matte formulas (if I can ever work myself up to pay those prices).

    Beauty Isles | An Island Girl's Beauty and Lifestyle Blog

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    1. I've never bought one and don't think I ever will buuuut if I got one as a gift I would NOT be complaining haha xx

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  50. Great post. I have wondered for so long about those beautiful candles... now I won't bother with a purchase.

    Angie x | Chocolate & Lipstick || UK Beauty and Lifestyle Blog

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  51. I was so obsessed with the By Terry Ombre Blackstar Eyeshadows that I wanted to get all the shades basically! Happily I watched a Portuguese Youtuber doing a comparison between these and the ones from Kiko and they're almost the exact same so I picked two shades from the Kiko collection instead! Xx

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  52. I'm glad you found this useful - it's amazing how many products develop a cult following because of bloggers :) xx

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  53. Thank you for the wonderful comments and feedback on this post! I loved reading all your opinions and experiences :D xx

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  54. Safe to say I have most of these products! Out of all of them the Charlotte Tilbury platte has to be my favourite!

    Simplicity Rose x

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  55. I love the NARS Sheer Glow! It's definitely one of my favourite foundations and totally mis-named :Dx

    Anu♡ | My life as Anu | bloglovin

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  56. Really great post! Thanks for sharing, always helpful to know what's really worth the money.

    Young London

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  57. Great post - thanks for making it so detailed! Just a thought about the Oskia cleanser - if you apply it straight onto dry skin, it becomes an oil which is pretty good at breaking down makeup, and you can then add water to emulsify to make it easy to remove.

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    1. That's what I was doing when I tried to use it as a makeup remover - sorry I think I explained that badly because I changed how I used it after a few weeks haha. I just didn't find it very effective and unfortunately it stung my eyes a lot :( thank you for trying to help out though! Xx

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  58. It's a shame you didn't get on with the candle. I have the lavender one and lit it right next to me. After 15 minutes or so, I had to blow it out as the scent was so intense that it made me feel a bit ill. Now I make sure it's on the other side of the room when I light it!

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    1. I find that with my other one Noisetier, so I guess it really does depend which scent you pick! I'm very surprised this one has so much fanfare though xx

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  59. Brilliant post, it's lovely to hear how you've got on with some products which I'm always reading hype about! The By Terry shadows look gooooorgeous but I'll definitely look into the Kiko ones first :) I love the look of the Hourglass blushers, too - sooo pretty <3

    Jess xo
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