I am a huge fan of Lisa Eldridge. She is British makeup artist that has worked on many celebrities and models. She is also creative director for many huge cosmetic house brands, so I knew her lipsticks were going to be exquisite, because she has the knowledge and experience. Normally, I would never pay high end price for a lipstick, but her red mattes just appealed to me and I decided to treat myself with one.

We're getting close to Halloween and I had the urge to create at least one makeup look for it. It's that time of year, when you can be a a bit more creative with makeup, if that's your kind of fun. I like doing this, because I rarely get the chance. I created sort of a pop art makeup that isn't all that hard to created, but looks quite cartoon like in real life, even better on photos.

I was first intrigued by this fragrance when I saw it in Mateja's blog post and then she sent me tester of it. Description and notes seem like something after my own taste and I was right. This is by far the best cozy fall scent I have tried in a while (apart from Avon Mesmerize Black, which I sadly used up).

I stumbled upon Coloured Raine eyeshadows while browsing through Beauty Bay. They had them on sale and I really wanted to try them out, so I ordered a handful. Turns out, Coloured Raine has some very good eyeshadow formula. All of their products are also cruelty-free. 

There is another set of products that I have accumulated over past months. Some of these are new to the stores and some are just new to me. There is a bit of everything and surprisingly a lot of drugstore hair care. 

These months seem to be flying by lately. I have a few new projects occupying my free time, which I'll talk more about it in this post. As far as my favorites, there have been just a lot of staples and very few new products. I am finally using up some old makeup as well, which always makes me happy, because it means there's room for new.