Here's a brand-new skincare trend you probably haven't heard about yet - gemstone-infused skincare. It's long been believed that precious and semi-precious stones give off an energy that is beneficial to the body. People all over the world place crystals in their home to redirect the energy and flow. I myself use crystals here and there (they worked beautifully for me when I was stressed out and homesick during my uni days) so of course I was highly intrigued by the concept of putting them into skincare. What exactly would they do? How does it work?

Meeracle has the answers. They're a new-ish player in the luxury skincare market, owned by Edelsteen Sdn Bhd - a Malaysian company. Their gemstone infused skincare uses active organic ingredients, alongside a very unique combination of diamond, ruby, and pearl extracts.

These gemstone extracts are gaining traction in the skincare market because they are very mineral-rich, and able to restore the skin's radiance and luminosity.

The two products in their range are a Facial Serum, and a Facial Cleanser.

Both products have simple, classic packaging. The serum comes with a pump dispenser, and the cleanser is simply packed in a squeeze tube. Both hygienic and practical.

Meeracle Facial Cleanser

This product removes excessive oil (malachite), minimizes the appearance of pores (avocado), is anti-aging (malachite, apple stem cell), eliminates and treats acne (malachite, green tea, aloe vera), and moisturises the skin (aloe vera, avocado).

It definitely is moisturising - I don't feel that dryness and tightness in my skin after cleansing, which is my number 1 pet-peeve and the main thing I look to avoid when it comes to cleansers. It foams and lathers up quite a bit, so a little goes a long way. I'm a huge fan of the smell, because it's quite nostalgic, and reminds me of a face cream that my mom used to use when I was younger.

Meeracle Facial Serum

This serum is basically an all-in-one - it brightens, whitens and reduces pigmentation (diamond, pearl, alpha arbutin),  reduces acne (diamond, alpha arbutin), protects the skin from UV damage (verbascum thapsus flower), and is anti-aging (diamond, pichia ferment lysate filtrate).

It's lightweight, has an almost sort of cooling effect on the skin when you apply it, and absorbs pretty quickly. The smell is a little strong for my liking - you know me, I only like subtle, natural smells - but fades into a subtle scent after a while. It is highly moisturising and you wake up in the morning to supple, soft skin. I'm so drawn by the texture and colour of this serum - it's extremely pearlescent, and has a pink tint to it. It almost looks like an otherworldly highlighter. When you apply it to your skin all it does is just provide a subtle glowy sheen, but it's so beautiful to look at up close. I'm considering using it as a natural-finish highlighter on top of my makeup, it's so beautiful.

Overall

These two products are meant to work together, so to buy them in a duo would be best. I personally enjoyed using them and I think they're a great all-rounder skincare product. They're moisturising and very well-packaged, and the concept of the serum is just so interesting, I am thoroughly fascinated by the look of it. I think they're a fantastic, affordable (both products together only cost RM150) option to have if you're looking for a skincare line that addresses multiple skin concerns. I'm definitely going to be using the serum though, on top of makeup this time, because it's really such a gorgeous looking product!

Do I think the gemstone-infusion is a gimmick? Not at all. I think this product is well-researched, and I do see the benefit in using skincare infused with gemstone extracts. My skin feels moisturised and tighter since using the serum in particular.

To find out more about Meeracle and their gemstone-infused skincare, visit their website, Facebook page and Instagram.

Trust me when I say, mascara is absolutely essential as part of your daily beauty routine. And an eyelash curler, of course.

Don't believe me? Check out all my makeup tutorials and see the before-and-after's for yourself. Curled and enhanced lashes look feminine, flattering, and really help to open up your eyes.

Now that I've convinced you (I hope) that mascara is an important part of your beauty routine, here's a review of a mascara to help you decide which one is best suited for your eyelashes.

Zahara Cosmetics is a Singaporean-based makeup line that's halal and cruelty free. They make some gorgeous halal liquid lipsticks, and have now branched out into mascaras with their Daredevil Lashes mascara, which launched on the 8th of September.

The Daredevil Lashes mascara is made using only halal ingredients, and is designed to lift and thicken your lashes. It comes with a massive brush wand meant to catch even the smallest of lashes.

Packaging

Simple and elegant, the white bottle with gorgeous rose gold accents is sturdy, and closes securely so you're not going to find splotches of black all over your makeup kit or handbag.

The wand is massive, and picks up a lot of product.

Product

The product itself is a beautiful jet black, with a lovely matte finish. Jet blacks (instead of charcoal blacks which look a little more grey) are great because they really bring out your lashes and make them look nice and thick and voluminous, and you always want to look for a nice matte finish, so your lashes look natural - no one wants to walk around with shiny, plasticky-looking lashes!

Performance

I love the way this mascara enhances the lashes! It never clumps, so you're not going to get that 'Twiggy'/spidery look to your lashes. Instead, they always look natural, and beautifully enhanced. By 'enhanced', I mean that my lashes look longer and thicker, and they're always very beautifully fanned out.

The product lasts well on the lashes - I find that some mascaras break down and start to come off in tiny little grains on my lower lids, but that never happened with this mascara. My lashes never feel crusty or dry, and are still soft to the touch. Even though the product is not waterproof (that I know of), I find that it stays on very well, with no smudging or melting at all.

One thing about this mascara that didn't do it for me was the fact that it couldn't hold the curl in my lashes. After curling my lashes, I applied this mascara and found that my lashes started to lose their curl slightly. Disclaimer: my lashes are stick straight and require a lot of help (as you can see in the picture below), and very few mascaras are actually able to maintain the curl in my lashes in particular, so unless you've got lashes like mine, you shouldn't take this part of the review into account when deciding if you should get this mascara.

The big brush was a plus and also, a minus for me. On the one hand, it separated my lashes and deposited product really well and anyone would absolutely love the finished result.

But on the other hand, I have small eyes, and the brush would, well, brush (haha) against my eyelids and cause a few smudges, and it was a little too big to reach the inner and outer corners of my eyes.

Overall, I would recommend this mascara for anyone who loves a natural finish, and also wants to be able to build their mascara to achieve a more dramatic finish without clumping problems. The only people I wouldn't recommend it for are those with small eyes and extremely stick-straight lashes that won't hold a curl - in that case, you're gonna need a little bit more help. Try a waterproof mascara instead!

The Zahara Cosmetics Daredevil Lashes Mascara retails for SGD$22 and launched on the 8th of September, 2017. For more information, head on over to the Zahara Cosmetics website.

A couple of weeks ago, I was sent a new range of skincare to review - the KAO Curel Intensive Moisture Series.

I'm sure you guys know by now, I'm a huge advocate of keeping your skin well-moisturised to retain the skin's protective barrier, and to keep your skin looking youthful and supple. I have dehydrated skin, and not a lot of skincare products are able to rectify the condition of my skin.

The KAO Curel range piqued my interest because it's a Japanese skincare range (and you know the Japanese make amazing skincare), and it's affordable (this is a huge plus). I test out 4 products from this range:

Makeup Cleansing Gel (130g)
Foaming Wash (150ml)
Moisture Lotion III (150ml)
Intensive Moisture Cream (40g)

Obviously I was super excited to see if it was effective, and I tested it out for a little over a week before I was able to come up with this video, and my review of the products:


I hope you enjoyed the video, and my review of the KAO Curel Intensive Moisture Face Care range! Here's some more information if you're interested in checking these out:

So MAC has released a collection called 'Next to Nothing', and it's made waves in the beauty world.

This skin colour and powder duo are meant to be no-filter-needed base products that you can apply underneath, on top of, or instead of your foundation to give you that flawless skin for your selfies.

Are they worth the money, and do they live up to the hype? Find out with me below!

Some of you may remember my blogpost about the Olay Regenerist Miracle Duo. If not, click here to read my initial review and thoughts.

I focused my review on the day cream and serum in that blogpost, so today I'm going to be telling you a little bit more about the night cream.

The Olay Regenerist Micro Sculpting Cream is Olay's most advanced, award-winning, best-selling anti-aging cream. It came from 50 years of research and is formulated with the most concentrated ingredients, aiming at lifting, firming, and micro-sculpting the skin.

So far I've been using it for about a week, so I can't say much about its effects until a little later, when I've had more time with it.

What I can tell you, are the effects it's had on my skin so far. Let me preface this review by telling you that I have also been using the Day cream as well as the Miracle Boost Youth Pre-Essence.

Product/Packaging

The Night cream looks exactly like the Day cream - it comes in the same jar with the same lid (only, of course, the Night cream says 'NIGHT' on it) and the same stopper that I have trouble removing.

The Night cream is heavier than the Day cream, and has a slightly stronger scent. It does leave a tiny bit of a film on the skin, but I honestly don't mind it at all because it's barely noticeable, and it's nighttime, so I don't really care if my skin is oily or not. It's still a lot lighter in texture compared to a lot of night creams I've tried, so if you're not a fan of heavy creams, this is one to try.

Performance

As with the Day cream and Pre-essence, I did notice a slight improvement in my skin once I started using this. As is, my skin has been pretty well-behaved, what with the Day cream and Pre-essence I've been using, as well as upkeep with sunscreen of course! But I did see a tiny bit of improvement especially under my eyes. Usually, when I conceal my under-eyes, I have little creases in the inner corners of my eyes that become more prominent. They're not as prominent anymore, so yay! This is my biggest problem area and I am really happy that this cream kind of addresses that issue.

Overall, this is a happy little addition to my little Olay family, and I have to say, if you're looking for anti-aging products that won't break the bank, you really need to check out this range. Olay is well-known for having some pretty kick-ass products, and these are no exception. The proof is in the pudding - just look at all the awards they've won. Find out more about the range here: https://www.everydayme.com.my/tag/olay

First, a little background about the products:

Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Day and Night Creams

Olay Regenerist Miracle Boost Youth Pre-Essence

This basically acts as a serum, helping to boost the penetration of the moisturisers and increase the skin's metabolism to reduce fine lines, wrinkles and pores, and firm the skin.

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Now, bear in mind that I've only had about a few days with the Night cream, but I have been using the Day cream and the Pre-essence for at least 2 weeks now, and this is what I think:

Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Day and Night Creams

Packaging

Olay manages to strike a good balance between not spending too much on packaging, and still managing to make it look pretty. These creams come in the signature red Olay colour, with silver lids. One thing that bothers me is the lids that separate the top lid from the product - the white caps that help prevent liquid from spilling out - this cap always somehow gets suctioned into place, and I always need Jas's help to remove it because I don't want to chip my nails. #firstworldproblems, I know.

Product
The day cream absorbs very easily into the skin, and leaves it feeling quite smooth, bouncy, and moisturised.

Olay Regenerist Miracle Boost Youth Pre-Essence

Packaging

The packaging on this product feels slightly cheaper than the creams, but still looks striking on my skincare table. The dropper is very convenient - screwing it into place also activates the dropper, which then pulls up just the right amount of serum to be dispensed on your next use.

Product

This serum is extremely lightweight - it feels refreshing on the skin and I like how it absorbs very quickly into the skin without leaving a film or residue.

Performance

Both these products have worked really well on my skin so far - I do see a reduction in pore size and wrinkle appearance, and my skin is more luminous and feels 'tighter'.

I must note that this product says 'micro-sculpting', and I do know what that means. The range has helped to reduce the appearance of my pores and wrinkles, but so far has not yet had an effect on my overall 'sagging'. I hate that word and it makes me feel weird to say it, but there is a visible lack of elasticity especially around my mouth, which this range has not managed to lessen. It probably doesn't work that way, and I'm not surprised. Overall, I'm already pleased as punch about the reduction in wrinkle appearance. I will continue to use these products, and if I do see a difference in overall elasticity, I will report back on Facebook or Twitter or Instagram or Snapchat. Stay tuned!

Packaging

Cute little plastic bottles with pump dispensers. I'm not a fan of the pump, to be honest, because the pump itself tends to fall off and it's a little inconvenient to take travelling. I like that the bottles are light though, because it's convenient and travel-friendly.

One thing some brands take for granted is making the 'straw' inside the bottle long enough so that all the product can be reached and dispensed. But as you can see in the photos below, Biore does just that - the straw reaches all the way to the bottom and even bends a little, so you can get all the product out and get the most out of your money (which brings me to my next point).

Product

These Cleansing Waters come in 2 different types - one for normal/dry skin, and one for oily skin. The Perfect Cleansing Water Soften Up (for normal/dry skin) is their star product for many reasons - it cleanses without stripping the skin, so it's suitable for even the most sensitive skin. Cleansing 'water' like this is also great for removing makeup residue and sebum from your pores, giving it a nice, deep clean so you can prevent breakouts even if you're using makeup and sunscreen daily.

Performance

I tried both these cleansing waters and have concluded that they both perform exactly the same. The only difference is that the blue bottle makes my skin feel less oily than the pink one, which is exactly what it's meant to do. If you have sensitive, red skin, I highly recommend the pink bottle, because it's gentle and great for sensitive skin.

To test the effectiveness of these products, I broke out my trusty waterproof mascara and smeared it on my arm. As I mentioned before, they both perform exactly the same so I'm only going to show you one set of photos. The first swatch is the mascara, freshly smeared. In the second swatch, I used a cotton pad doused in the Biore Perfect Cleansing water and swiped once. In the final swatch, I had to use a heavy hand and rub the area repeatedly. It's not entirely visible, but there are still traces of the waterproof mascara on my arm, and my arm is slightly red from the rubbing.

I performed the test once more and realised that if you make sure the cotton pad is soaked until it is wet with the product, and then lay the cotton pad onto the makeup for it to 'sink' in, it is much more effective. So if you're removing stubborn, waterproof makeup, make sure to wet your cotton pad with the cleansing water, lay it onto your eyes/lips and massage it in for a minute or so, and only then, start to swipe to remove your makeup. Otherwise, you'll be tugging and pulling at your skin, which could cause sagging and wrinkles.

Here's the test I performed on a full eye makeup look, including waterproof mascara, eyelid primer, eyeshadow, and waterproof eyeliner. All I needed to do was let the product 'soak in' a little bit - I left the cotton pad on my eye for 30 seconds - and it wiped everything off easily, including my difficult waterproof mascara.

As you can see in the photo on the right, my waterproof mascara was cleanly removed.

Overall, here's my product rating:

Performance: 4/5

Price: 4/5

Packaging: 4/5

If you're familiar with Laneige, you might know of their Perfect Renew range, and its star product - the Perfect Renew Regenerator.

This blue bottle of goodness is a serum aimed at rejuvenating and renewing the skin. Basically, it's anti-ageing.

Laneige has an interesting take on ageing - they break down the skin into what they call triangles, claiming that young skin starts off with 'baby triangles', which soon distort through the stretching of skin, causing bad texture, sagging, and loss of luminosity. Their serum is meant to restore this 'shape', hence restoring the skin's texture, luminosity, and firmness.

I've just started using this serum (I received it about a week ago), so I'm only just getting a feel of how it performs on my skin. So far, here's what I think.

Packaging

Love the bottle, it's really pretty and I like that it comes with a dropper, which is really hygienic. It is a little light, and I personally would prefer a heavier, more luxe feel to the bottle, but hey, it travels well, so that's a plus. I love how it looks on my dresser though!

Product

The serum is a white, semi-opaque liquid, and it feels very smooth and silicone-y. It absorbs quickly into the skin, but leaves what I would describe as a moisturising (but not greasy) film on the skin. It is described as being safe for expectant mothers, so you are free to use it whilst pregnant (I hear that skin conditions tend to worsen after pregnancy).


Performance
As I mentioned, I only received this serum a few days ago, so the effects I've experienced are only just the beginning. I brought this on vacation with me (I was in Paris a couple of months ago, you can check my vlog out here), and I always break out when I'm on vacation, but surprisingly, this time I barely experienced any breakouts. My skin, though it went through four flights, endless amounts of sun, and countless car and bus rides, not to mention dust and dirt from being out and about every single day, stayed smooth, happy, and healthy. I think that says a lot about this serum, since I always, always experience dry, bumpy skin and breakouts when I put it through the stresses of travelling. I can't say much about its firming effects since I've only used it for such a short while, and I have pretty firm skin as it is *touch wood*. As an overall, skin-improving serum though, this does the job of several other, more expensive serums, at a decent price. It retails for RM225 at Laneige counters and stores throughout Malaysia.

Before I start the review, let me just say that I am not normally one who tries out supplements, so I don't have much experience with products like this.

Obviously I needed to do my homework before starting this review as well, so I did a little research and found out a few things about collagen supplements:

1. Function

Collagen supplements are meant to work a lot like retinols for the skin - when ingested, the intended effect is for the collagen to be absorbed and delivered to the skin where it then would be able to boost elasticity, soften wrinkles, and plump the skin.

2. Studies

There are differing points of view in terms of the efficacy of ingesting collagen. Some say that collagen supplements are broken down too quickly, meaning that when you ingest collagen, it gets broken down as a protein before it can be absorbed and do any good for the skin.

Other newer studies, on the other hand, have tested and shown that the ingestion of collagen managed to boost skin elasticity, reduce hyperpigmentation and wrinkles, and reduce pore size on participants. These studies are relatively new, but show a promise that these collagen drinks may be the answer to younger-looking skin after all.

3. Products

I was recently sent the Collagen range from Nano Japan and had the pleasure of trialling these products. Here's what I found:

They taste surprisingly decent.

I was afraid they'd taste much like my protein supplements (horrible!), but they ended up being surprisingly palatable. I mix them in with my coffee in the morning, and it just makes the coffee slightly thicker, and has a little bit of a sweet, almond-milk type scent.

They don't take up much time.

It's pretty easy to add these to your routine without really thinking about them too much. Just toss into your coffee mug in the morning and you're set.

They do seem to work.

Now I can't be 100% sure of this, but it seems I do see/feel a difference in my skin when I use this. I haven't been drinking them recently (I stopped before I left for Paris), but when I was, I noticed a slight improvement in the tautness of my skin. I feel like the area where it's shown the most is around my mouth, where my smile lines are. The skin around my smile lines generally tend to droop a bit, but when I took the Nano Collagen supplements, I saw a slight reduction in the visibility of those smile lines, and if it was all down to this drink, that's one hell of a supplement!

4. Overall

I think if you've got the extra pocket money, most definitely shell out for collagen drinks and just keep them in rotation since they aren't very cumbersome or overly expensive. If you're on a budget and need to properly consider your options, stick with products that are proven to work, like Vitamin C and Retinol, and wait till the studies definitively prove that consuming collagen can help boost collagen levels in the skin. Don't expect to wait very long, though. There's so much promise in this area, we should definitely keep an eye on the studies that come out on the subject in the near future.

Side Note:

I also received Nano Royal Jelly supplements to try and I am fully impressed. Royal Jelly helps to:

1. Boost your immune system

2. Deliver anti-ageing benefits to the body

3. Is a probiotic (helps with the immune system and neurological disorders)

4. Ease menopausal symptoms

5. Treat diabetes

6. Treat osteoporosis

7. Heal wounds...

And a whole host of other benefits. These are fantastic supplements to throw into your daily intake, and I am doing so right now!

I love food, and I love sharing food with the people I love. Naturally, I love being able to share meals with Jas, and introducing him to the foods that I like. So imagine how disappointed I was when Jas started developing sensitive teeth, and felt pain whenever he ate hot or cold foods.

I started doing a little bit of research, and found a few ways to help alleviate the pain. We tried quite a few on Jas, so I wanted to share these solutions so that if any of you guys suffer from sensitive teeth, these might help!

1. Avoid sugar, fizz, and acidic drinks

I know this one's a bit of a pain, but you can kind of kill two birds with one stone here! Sugary treats, carbonated drinks, and acidic juices all contribute to stripping the tooth enamel, so avoid them when you can. The good thing is that these all contribute to a growing waistline as well, so you double up the benefits!

If you're like me and you can't help but reach for that sugary treat, try rinsing your mouth right after you're done eating.

2. The type of toothbrush matters!

Use a soft-bristled toothbrush. I love the super fine charcoal bristle toothbrushes because they seem to clean pretty well, and they're so comfortable to use. In fact, when I go travelling and don't bring along my charcoal toothbrush, the regular toothbrushes actually irritate my gums.

3. Avoid quickly switching from hot to cold foods, and vice versa

Switching from hot to cold foods, or the other way around, really does cause a lot of sensitivity and pain. Avoid that whenever you can, so try not to order a cold drink especially when you're having hot soup - that's a recipe for disaster. Try ordering a hot or warm drink instead, it helps with digestion anyway.

4. Use a toothpaste for sensitive teeth

This is really important! A major change happened when Jason chose to switch from regular toothpaste to toothpaste for sensitive teeth, and I think this is the most important thing to do when you suffer from sensitive teeth.

If you're looking for a good brand - this one from Biorepair is the one that Jas is using right now. It is developed specially for sensitive teeth, and works like a charm. It was developed in Italy and is currently sold worldwide.

It contains an ingredient developed by Biorepair called microRepair® that basically helps to build and repair the tooth enamel. The reviews on Amazon are stellar, and Jas hasn't experienced any issues with sensitive teeth since he started using it.

They have specific methods of application that help amp up the protection of this toothpaste - apparently you are meant to apply it onto your teeth as well after brushing, and leave it there. Jas hasn't tried this method but regular use with brushing seems to be working more than fine.

I've got proof of its effectiveness too, because Jas didn't pack it with him when we went on our trip to Paris, and by the end of our trip (it was a little over two weeks long), his tooth had started experiencing sensitivity again. He's back on the toothpaste now, and has already started to experience less sensitivity in his tooth (it takes roughly a week for the toothpaste to start taking effect).

I hope this helps you guys with sensitive teeth! If you've got any more tips for Jas, please let me know, we're open to more suggestions!

I'm a hair person. I love my hair products, and I'm always buying brand new products to test out in the hopes that they make my hair a glorious, shiny mass that lives on my head, for everyone to gawk at and admire.

When I find a product that is both affordable and effective, I go a little crazy. This is one such product, and I have to share it with you. L'Oreal has a lab/labs that have hit some kind of secret formula jackpot with hair serums. All their brands have the most amazing, effective, shine-inducing serums, and this one is no different. This is L'Oreal Paris' Extraordinary Oil, and it's been on the market for a while now, and it's gained somewhat of a cult following.

Enter its brand new sister - the L'Oreal Extraordinary Oil Brown - formulated for dry, damaged hair. *looks at my hair* Check, and check. I need this.

When I first applied the product, it struck me as a little greasy, and I'll admit, it does leave a slight greasiness to your hair if you're not careful and apply too much. It took a slight adjustment, but I learned that more is not always more when it comes to hair serum, and soon managed to not pump out half the bottle to saturate my hair with each application.

Once I did that, my hair transformed. It is more manageable, a lot less frizzy, and I can finally run my fingers through my hair again (before this serum I faced a lot of problems with tangles).

The absolute best part about the serum? It retails at only RM41.35 per 100mL bottle. Perfect.

A few days ago, I received some awesome products from Innisfree in conjunction with the launch of their brand new website - www.innisfreeworld.com

This is an international website, that ships worldwide (which means you'll be able to order to Malaysia!) and has only just been launched. I received a few things, and I wanted to show you guys what they look like and what I think of them, so you guys can decide if you want to get in on the goodness :)

First up are the Always New Auto Liner and the Skinny Long Long Cara

The liner comes in a twist-up packaging that keeps it nice and sharp without the need for sharpening (in fact, don't use a sharpener on this liner because it will damage the pencil!). I received a brown colour, which I don't normally use, but I liked adding this to the waterline underneath my usual black liner, to help give my smoky eye a softer, more blown out look. It looks fantastic and pigmented, and lasts a really long time and does keep a nice, almost sharp tip that helps me with drawing more precise lines when I need to.

What I really like about this liner is that it's pretty damn waterproof/water-resistant. I washed my hands after swatching this and tried to wash off the liner, but it just wouldn't budge. Some soap and a bit of vigorous rubbing later, it's still pretty prominent on my arm. Me likey.

The Skinny Long Long Cara was actually a bit of a disappointment for my upper lashes, but I love the fantastic tiny brush for catching all my lower lashes. It manages to catch all my almost non-existent lower lashes and defines them prettily without weighing them down or making them clump. If you've got more defined lashes than mine, or if you like natural-looking lashes, you'll love this because the finish is wispy, light, and very natural.

If you're interested in purchasing these products, I've got good news for you! Innisfree is offering an awesome promo where you get 50% off in a 1-for-1 purchase offer from 20th to 30th April, 2016. Here's the link to the promo if you're interested in ordering!

Another product I received (and a longtime favourite, actually) is the No-Sebum Mineral Powder. It absorbs oil so easily, blurs imperfections, and is super finely milled. This is my favourite powder for setting the undereyes because it's so fine and thus doesn't settle into the fine lines under my eyes, nor does it cake the concealer. Perfect for that, and so affordable, so you can bake to your heart's content!

Finally, there is the Real Fit Lipstick.

The lipstick feels so comfy on the lips, contains botanical oils to moisturise your lips, and provides a nice subtle wash of colour (it's pigmented, but not super pigmented, so I would recommend using a lip liner underneath to increase the intensity of the colour, and to even out your lip line). I barely feel anything when I'm wearing this lipstick, it's that comfortable. As far as colours go, the colour I received is the #12, a nice muted pink.

Overall, Innisfree products are absolutely fantastic. I highly recommend their lipsticks, their eyeshadow singles, their highlighters are to die for, and their skincare is just fantastic. Please do yourselves a huge favour and check out the website - you'll love their products! :)

Innisfreeworld.com