I feel this is a fiver very well spent, both in terms of performance and beauty eye candy. This kind of thing is right up my street – not so much because I want to glow as far as the eye can see but more because it’s a kind of peachy-gold fusion that is great on my skin tone.
It’s glowy, certainly, but you can pick out the less glowy shades in the stripes to use as blush and even put the gold on your lids if you want to. I say the gold because it’s the most soft and blendable (for lids at least) where as the other shades feel a bit more ‘baked’ but really you could do pretty much anything you want with this.
It’s definitely not a new product – I just happened to spot it in Superdrug the other day and just couldn’t pass it by! It wasn’t even Valentine’s day!
Rumour has it that this brand is up for a complete re-brand and I have no idea what will be staying or going. Anyway, these are still around and it was five pounds spent that made me very happy! It’s HERE. In our family we try not to buy chocolate at Easter but still like to gift – I’m grabbing another of these for my niece, Sophie, who will love it!
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Don’t have it yet, but on first glance adore the colours. I own the Blushing Hearts Blush in Peachy Pink Kisses and also the Unicorn Heart highlighter, so am familiar with the design and quantity of the product. I prefer gifts to chocolate for Easter any day, and TAM Beauty has some nice gift ideas in all its ranges. My Makeup and beauty drawers are overflowing but I’d love this product. Didn’t know that the rebrand was going on. Going to check out more and see which products are still around. I got quite a lot of MUR stuff for Christmas and also in the sale last year for Black Friday and am still using it. I do notice they don’t stock the Swizzels Love Hearts lipbalms any more on the site (I fortunately grabbed a pack in the sale when they were still around).