Clarins, huh? Who Knew.

I just came back from vacation a felt I owed it to you guys to blog about a few things I purchased while there that I REALLY liked.

So rewind back to when we arrived last week and I realized I totally forgot to pack:

Blush

Powder Bronzer (which I use as my eyeshadow for everyday)

Black eyeliner (which I use to tighline)

So I basically forgot my whole face which was annoying but then obvi gave me an excuse to buy more makeup, weeeee!

During my trip, I picked up the following stuffs:

Clarins Concealer that I heard so much about:

Now, this is actually meant for under your eyes but the color I got (#3) is a little too dark for uner my eyes but works perfectly for the rest of my face. Guys, it's awesome!! SUPER moisturizing, didn't cake or crack on my face and it's pretty full coverage, which on certain areas of my face, I need.

Then I also saw in the Clarins counter their cream to powder blush. I chose the color Candy because it's peachy pink even though I don't usually wear that color, it still comes across as really natural looking.

And surprisingly, even though the finish is supposedly powder, it was still really moisturizing and gave a nice sheen to my cheek. Plus the packaging is 👌🏼

I then decided to try a brand I'd heard about from overseas bloggers but never had a chance to try, Lise Watier. I didn't want to buy a big bronzer because 1. I didn't need it and 2. it was more expensive than buying a single color eye shadow. So I got a cool toned brown/taupe to swipe across my lid for a little bit of definition in lieu of a bronzer.

But. I'm not linking it because I didn't like it. I liked the color but it went on really patchy and it took twice as long to blend than other eyeshadows I normally use. AND! It's not even cheap! This was like 20 bucks!

THEN I needed a black eye liner and totally forgot about this dupe for the Marc Jacobs one:

And I DEFFO recommend this one. It's seriously just as good as the Marc Jacobs one for a fraction of the price.

Here's me wearing all the products above:

Have you tried any of these products before?