Beth's Little Beauty Blog

Earlier today I journeyed into town after getting the OK to collect my new glasses. After I got them, Superdrug was calling me and I bought some new MUA products while they had a 3 for 2 offer. Then I trotted off to a new makeup store called Kiko Milano which is a store full of their own makeup products so I bought a lip gloss from there.

I love ELF Brushes and I have quite a few in my collection. They are super affordable, really nice quality and comfortable to use. 

Today's makeup tutorial is the first part of my 'through the decades' tutorials. This is the 1920's inspired makeup look which I have researched a lot about and tried to get it as accurate as possible. Some parts of this look may not be 100% exact but it is an inspired look after all. 

One of the biggest problems I have with owning a load of makeup is that I forget what colour is which, what the colour pigmentation looks like. Also, since I have multiple lipsticks from the same brand, its too much effort to go through each individual product and find the one I want. Another problem is that I have a few similar colours. I came up with the idea quite a while ago for nail polish swatches so I am going to show you how to make one for lipstick swatches.

I had to go to a shopping centre near me because I had an appointment for my eye test so afterwards we had time to do a little bit of shopping. Primark was somewhere I wanted to go to regardless of how much time we had. I saw so much stuff there that I wanted to chuck into a basket but unfortunately I have spending limits. These are some things I picked up in Primark and I also paid a visit to the American Sweet Shop and got some sweeties as well. Because I am a sweetie pie :)

Brows are the frame to the eyes like hair is the frame to your face. You should take care of your brows because they complete a makeup look and balance the entire face out. I am going to show you how I get naturally looking brows using drugstore makeup. 

I was tossing up whether to get the blusher and bonzer with brush or he blusher and bronzer compact from ELF. I chose the two single blusher and bronzer for £2.50 each because as an OCD Online Shopper my basket had to round up to an even amount. 

I absolutely love ELF Eye Shadow Palettes. I have quite a few palettes in my ELF Collection and these two are the latest addition into my ELF Family. As you may have guessed, I am reviewing the 48 Piece Little Black Beauty Book in Warm and in Cool. Both of these retail at £8 each but I bough these in my latest ELF purchase when they had 50% off so I got them at £4 each. 

It seemed like only yesterday I was organizing the bulk of my excess skincare products. These Nip+Fab products were recently given to me so now I have some new products to add to my collection. Nip+Fab aren't a brand I am familiar with so it will be interesting to see what I think of them. I have a huge new collection of Nip+Fab products so I will show you what I have.

Today I am doing a further review of the Garnier Fresh Clarifying Wash as I tried and tested it over the course of a week every morning and evening to make sure it does what it says. Read on if you want to know my final thoughts on this product. 

As you guys may know from my recent ELF haul I bought two of the Little a Black Beauty Book in Warm and Cool so I decided to create two different tutorials using each of these palettes. The palette that I am using today is the Warm edition which has some really nice brown tones along with some blue and pink hues. I thought this was a really nice contouring eyeshadow palette that you can create pops of colour with so I am showing you how to create a bronzed eye makeup look with a pop of blue eye shadow.