Christmas Haul - What would you recommend?

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Hannah K.

Oct 18, 2014

Hannah K.

I really want to buy or be given some new products for Christmas. I don't mind high end or low end, however I live in the UK so we don't have Ulta or Sephora. I know I can order from the US Sephora but the shipping is so expensive!
I preferably want to try high end, as I can get Rimmel London, L'Oreal, NYX, Maybelline, etc.

I have green eyes, fairly tanned skin with yellow undertones and brown hair with red undertones. My skin is dry but a little oily on my eyelids and nose and I rarely get spots.

So, what would you recommend?

Eve J.

Oct 18, 2014

Eve J.

What about the urban decay naked basics... My mam and dad got it for me last Christmas as a surprise and I love it!! It's great if you don't want one of the naked palettes and way cheaper... I use it for everything even in my brows.

Rebecca J.

Oct 18, 2014

Rebecca J.

Have you tried any mac products? if not I recommend their lipsticks, blot powder, skin finishes, prolong wear concealer and the matching foundation. I also like lancome and would suggest the teint idole foundation or any of them really! I like their mascaras, lipsticks, primer and blush :)

Rebecca J.

Oct 18, 2014

Rebecca J.

You should definitely check out benefit Christmas gift sets too they are great value and you get to try the minis before investing full price for their products.

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