The Loch Ness Monster Likes Makeup Too

A few weeks ago, I wrote a first impressions blog post about Sleek cosmetics. One of the products I talked about in that post was the Goodnight Sweetheart i-Divine Eyeshadow Palette . Now that I've had more time to use this palette, I decided to write a more complete review of this palette. I've noticed that my impressions of products tend to change over time, so I always try to use a product for a while before I write a final review of the product. First of all, this palette is produced by the brand Sleek. Sleek is a British cosmetic brand, so, if you're in the USA (like me), you're going to have to order it online. Even though the palette itself is fairly inexpensive (it's €8.74, which is roughly $11), you'll probably have to pay for shipping. Plus, since the palette will be coming from Europe, it'll probably take quite some time to reach you.  Now that I've told you all that, let's talk about the actual product. This palette is chock fu

My town recently acquired an H&M (so, basically, we have just entered the 21st century). Anyway, this was intensely exciting to me because, apparently, H&M now has a line of cosmetics. Also, you know, I like their clothes and stuff. Long story short, I swatched a ton of their new makeup and decided to pick up a few things. Full disclosure, I intended to pick up some of their face products (foundation, powder, concealer, etc.), but, after swatching them, I decided they weren't worth the money . In my opinion, all of their face products are extremely light coverage. I knew without trying them out that that wasn't going to work for me. Because I was able to swatch all the products before purchasing them, I bought the products I was most impressed with. However, over all, I would say that this cosmetic line is a mixed bag. There are some great products in this line; however, there are also a lot of products that are extremely disappointing. If you're interested in