Beth's Little Beauty Blog

Today's review is my latest addition to my MUA Family. As you know, I have a number of MUA Palettes (at £4, how can a makeup junkie resist?). This is one is called Undressed Me Too which is a duplicate of the Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette. I'm waiting for MUA to bring out the third dupe palette. Anyway, this is my latest MUA Review.

Since switching around my makeup area, I recently brought my skincare products onto my desk because I have this little basket thing which is colourful and it brightens up the whole area so I decided to show you my updated skincare routine for morning and evening. 

T his is a palette that I bought on my birthday and I wanted to review it because I haven't actually reviewed anything from Collection before. I have bought products from them but I don't really know why I haven't reviewed them. Collection used to be called Collection 2000 for those of you who maybe unaware of that or unsure. Collection is a reasonably priced makeup brand and I think everything is under £4 which is brilliant and they have some really good quality makeup as well.

Today I am teaching you how to find your undertone. I used to think undertones weren't that important but apparently I was wrong. Determining you undertone can help towards choosing the right toned foundations and there are several easy ways to finding this out.  

Hey guys Today's tutorial is going to be a very easy and very simple St. Patricks Day tutorial for my Irish Viewers. As you probably know, St. Patricks Day is on the 17th of March. I'm not Irish and I don't have any Irish connections (except the ability to do a really great Irish Accent!) but I still thought it would be fun to do an Irish themed tutorial. Imagine reading this in an Irish accent!

After about three and a bit hours of cleaning and tidying my room (its a miracle!) I decided to show you how I organise jewellery and other bits and pieces on what is meant to be my dressing table. This is a chest of drawers from Vale Furnishers and it used to be my only dressing table before I moved all of my makeup. So, now this my 'finishing touches' table where I have things that I can use just before I leave. 

Today I am doing the 'Perfect Palette' tag. I saw this on a blog I read and they tagged anyone who wants to do it so I decided to do the same. The perfect palette tag is basically questions and you answer with a palette, preferably one you own. So all the palettes mentioned are super affordable and owned by me as well so some of them you could probably guess. I have so many palettes and it is hard to chose just one for each question but I will try to do my best to pick one.