Review: Stitch Fix #22 Unboxing & Try On

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Hey Guys,Today I'm going to share another Stitch Fix Unboxing. For those of you unfamiliar with Stitch Fix, it is a personal styling subscription service. You can learn more about Stitch Fix and see my previous fixes on my Subscriptions tab at the top of my blog. I was pretty happy with the last fix that my stylist Cara sent me in the summer. I asked for her to be my stylist from now on. This time around I asked her to send me pieces that will transition me into the fall. Check out my video below to see what I got in my box. If you are interested in signing up to receive your own box check out my link affiliate link below!

Review: BoxyCharm September 2018

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Today I'm going to share my thoughts on my BoxyCharm for September. For those of you unfamiliar with BoxyCharm, it is a monthly beauty subscription box. You receive 4-5 FULL SIZED products each month. The subscription is $21.00 a month and usually has a theme.  The theme for September was "Wild Flower".  I was pretty content when I saw the items we were getting this month. I didn't like last month's box at all. This was the first time ever in the past two years I've been subbed to BoxyCharm that I disliked the whole box. I decided not to even post about it since it was all negative. I was happy that this month was an improvement from that. Keep reading to see what I got and to hear my thoughts. Also, make sure to check out the discount codes for the month!

BoxyCharm September 2018 "Wild Flower"

Review: ColourPop Prep & Set Duo

Hey Guys,
I bought ColourPop's new Prep & Set duo a few months ago and I'm finally ready to share my thoughts. I was super excited when I heard that ColourPop was coming out with a primer and setting spray. I use both of these things daily and am always looking to try ones. Keep reading to hear what I thought about these two products!

ColourPop Prep & Set Duo $20.00

Here is what is said about this duo on the ColourPop site:
"The game changing duo for longer lasting, better looking makeup. Formulated to work together, this All Star team will prep your skin to create the ultimate canvas for flawless foundation application and set your makeup for long lasting, all-day wear. No more melting, cracking, creasing or fading."

This set includes both the All Star Primer and Setting Spray. The two products can be purchased in this bundle or separately.

Review: ColourPop Double Entendre Palette

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I'm here to share yet another ColourPop review! This time around its the Double Entendre Palette. I have been eyeing this palette and the I Think I Love You Palette for quite some time. I decided to pick this one over the other because I thought I would wear more of the colors in the palette. Keep reading to hear my thoughts and to see a look I created!

ColourPop Double Entendre Palette $16.00

Here is what is said about this palette:

"You get a palette! You get a palette! Everyone gets a palette! Double Entendre is the perfect palette for everyone! Your new go-to, your ride or die, your partner in crime - this palette holds the ultimate everyday, nude neutrals. With 12 shades, ranging from cool to warm, matte to metallic, you and this palette will be inseparable.You can never have too many nudes..."

Fashion Haul and Try On: Express, Fashion Nova, and Target

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Hey Guys,
I filmed this haul back at the end of June. I got so busy and started editing it but never finished it. Then, I went to finish editing the video and the whole video got deleted. I almost decided to just scrap it and move along but I spent all that time filming it. I re-edited the whole video the other day. Better late than never right? Click the video below to see my haul. Many of the items are now on sale so check out the links to the products below!

Review: Morphe Blushing Babes Trios

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Last week I discussed Morphe's 8W Warm Master Palette that you can check out HERE. This week I am back to review two of the Morphe Blushing Babes Trios. Keep reading to learn more about these trios, see swatches, and to hear my thoughts on them!

Here is what is said on the Ulta site about this product:

"Show your true colors with this collection of Morphe Blushing Babes Blush Trio's for your most flattering flush. Give your cheeks a little pink-me-up with creamy mattes and silky, shimmery satins. This collection of sassy blush trios in sweet shades slays every look with a blendable formula and wearable, oh-so-you shades"

Morphe Babes Blushing Babes Trios in Pop of Coral $12.00

Pop of Coral:

• Boss (matte melon)
• Fierce (glimmering vibrant coral)
• Unapologetic (matte burnt ginger)

These colors are super pretty! I have been using this palette more than the Pop of Rose. Boss has been a little light for me as I have been pretty tan. However, as my tan fades it will show up better on my skin. Unapologetic is my favorite color from this duo. Its such a pretty neutral shade and I love matte blushes. Fierce gives a pretty glow but its not as pigmented or soft as the shimmer blushes in the 8W palette. 

Review: Younique Moodstruck Pressed Shadows

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As most of you know, I decided to take the leap and find other ways to make money off of my passion, beauty. I became a Younique Presenter about two months ago and have been really loving it! I talked about my personal story of why I joined Younique and reviewed their Epic Mascara/Moodstruck 3D Fiberlashes HERE. I also mentioned that I would review their products from time to time on my blog. I am back today to share my thoughts on their Moodstruck Pressed Shadows. Keep reading to hear about these shadows and to see the collection I have built up so far!

These shadows can be purchased as refills, single compacts or in customizable palettes that hold 4, 8, or 25 shadows. This is great for people that always hit pan on only a few colors in pre-built palettes or simply want to pick every color and build their own. The ability to pick what shadows you want in your palette is awesome. The one complaint that I have about these palettes is that they are a soft cardboard material. I wish they were a bit more heavy duty. One thing that I love about these shadows is that each shadow also comes with a color coordinating sticker that says the came of the color and also includes a circle in the middle with the actual color. That way you can stick the stickers on the back of the palette or on the inside so that you know what colors you are using etc.