You can't not go a little crazy in Boots

You can't not go a little crazy in Boots - Haul

Here are some of the things that I picked up in Boots the other day.

Did I need them?

No.

Did I want them?

Yes.

Look out for some review posts after i've tried everything out!

Collection Work The Colour Eyeshadow Pencil in 3 - Vintage Blush

I mainly picked this up because it was £2.50 and I'd previously eyed up the Barry M and Rimmel ones. It's a gorgeous champagne colour.

Broadway Impress Nails in Control Freak

I have a huge reserve of these at home in various designs but I fancied something different so picked these up for £7.99. These are a shade of pink with embedded glitter.

Maybelline Colour Tattoo in 'On and On Bronze'

I've had MAC's Paint Pot in Constructivist on my wishlist for a little while but after all the rave reviews I've been seeing I decided to try one of the Colour Tattoos. On first impressions I really like it!

Real Techniques - Expert Face Brush and Blush Brush

I love my Sigma brushes that I've actually never posted about before but these are completely different to any brushes that I have and are therefore justified ;) I already have the stippling brush and on first use, these brushes are great!

xxxx

Tasha

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