[unpaid/sample] Continuing on through the samples sent to me by Mary Quant, I’m focussing on the lipsticks today. There are 36 shade of which I have five, but they’re a very, very pleasant five! The texture is lush – soft, balmy, sheeny and comfortable. Not dissimilar to the glisting balm I featured the other day but with more pigment. On the subject of pigment, these are softly pigmented – there’s no drama to them and that’s the joy that makes them the easiest of wears.
The shades don’t have names – they’re numbers. So from left to right, it’s B04, P01, R04, P04 and R09. The formulas are cream or sheer.
This is B04.
This is P01.
This is P04.
This is R09.
This is R04.
So, they’re all easily wearable with a pink or neutral vibe to them. My favourite thing about them is the texture which makes me feel like I’m wearing balm – my favourite of all things! They’re £28 each HERE. There’s a selection of matte, cream and sheer – I definitely want to look at more shades, and of course, to see if there is a Rene Pink dupe in there.
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[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] The brand new lipsticks from Kure Bazaar are very much living up to expectations. I’m going to flag up my one and only criticism first – that the lipsticks themselves don’t have the colour names on the labels. They’re on the box but it’s a fantasy to think that they’ll always be kept in their boxes and if you’re as forgetful as me, this is an issue! Other than that, I’m all in on these, particularly the satin and balm textures.
[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] Gosh, these launched in the ‘missing years’ and although I’ve featured them before in 2021, they suddenly went crazy on TikTok earlier this year and getting hold of them was nigh on impossible because they sold out overnight. I’ve got a re-stock (and I’ve no idea what happened to my first 2021 samples because I liked them back then) to show you because I think they’re great value and behaving far more expensively than their actual cost.
