Red Lipstick Eater

As I have said I would be evaluating the products that I already have, so starting from 28th of February I will be evaluating these masks with some details: 1) Sephora shea hair sleeping mask 2) Réperetoire Aloe Vera soothing mask for the face 3) Serum en masque serum in a mask Kenzo 4) Purobio Kelly Maschera viso in alginato, powder mask 5) Skinfood caviar face mask 6) Garnier skin naturals paper mask (hydrating qualities with hyaluronic acid) 7) Ceramide mask from Too Cool for School (real coconut squeeze 30 percent) with hydrating qualities 8) Belif moisturizing bomb sheet mask 9) Dermokil +45 age group sensitive care mask with the seeds of the grapes 10) Douglas protein repair with shea and almond for the hair 11) Shaka hand sooting mask (good one also for the nails) 12) Tokalon anti-stress facial mask (Swiss cosmetics) with cucumber and vitamin E made in Switzerland 13) Clinians luxury gold mask for the face with anti-aging and illuminating qualities 14) John Fr

Well, I know what you will say if I say "I do not wear makeup every day". I really do not. Especially in November, I feel too depressed to wear makeup. But when I do, I have three to four brushes that I use and will introduce them to you now with great pleasure, cause they are good to me and I am good to them (I did not mean to personify them this much, nothing is more important than trees, animals and persons). Okay having said that let us start with the fact that I have a leaning towards KIKO brushes, yes, they are good, yes, they are professional, and yes they do look aesthetic. I have three brushes from KIKO, and then one from Bodyshop, and one from Bellàpiere. Then there is another one Kabuki teint 47, but do not remember when and how I got that one. Maybe it was a present. Let's shoot. The best and the most practical eye shadow brush ever, one brush but have two functions: to spread and to specify. You shoot two birds with one stone (and hope you never do that)