DIVA DOES MAKEUP... AND MORE!

DIVA DOES MAKEUP... AND MORE!
Showing posts with label INGLOT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label INGLOT. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

FINALLY!!! Here are the pictures of my Inglot eyeshadow palettes!

Hey all! I hope you had a wonderful Memorial Day Weekend. I myself have been quite busy... between juggling family duties, i.e. tending to a young baby, filming and editing YouTube videos, I often feel like I am always in motion. Anyhow, without further delay, here are what my palettes look like. I've rearranged the previous palettes I had and also show you the Power of Matte palettes I got at the Makeup Show in New York. These are identical pairs taken with and without flash.





















I feel very rushed doing this as I'm on borrowed time. My parole officer (baby) will be looking for me momentarily. I apologize if anything is missing. I'll come back and label those taken with flash and without. This give you and idea of the shadings. These are available at Inglot. Holler back if you have any questions!






Tuesday, April 19, 2011

My newest obsession... INGLOT!

I've known about INGLOT for some time now, but never really paid them any mind. Sure, I got a gloss or two from them in the past, but when I went to IMATS in NYC I couldn't pass up a moment to try their products as they were offering 30% off. I ended up purchasing a 10 palette eyeshadow for about $36, as opposed to their usual pricing of $50.




A few days later, I decided to pop by the INGLOT store in Times Square to see exactly what I was missing as the counter at the IMATS was a complete zoo! Here are some swatches of colors that interested me. You'll notice that some of the shades I swatched are already in the palette above. I did it in order to organize my color groupings. Just a tip: don't pay attention to the letters if you're confused if the number comes in a "P," "AS," or "M." It just refers to the finish (i.e. pearl, matte, etc). The number is the more important one to focus on because the number alone will refer to the color. For example, they won't have both a "70A" and a "70M."