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This contains slight shimmer, but its not too overbearing. You will need to really rub it into your skin for it to absorb. 

I use this with a brush to accenture features such as the T-zone, above lip area as well as on chin area. My cousins were all like, "Omg, this is so pretty!" when they saw Puff on Radiance. Apparently, they said that they have seen similar products in beauty stores while they were over at Korea. 

This is similar to that of a cream blusher. 

Although you could hold it and use it directly on your cheeks, I prefer to use a brush to apply first, then use it directly on my cheeks just to intensify the color. 

This has got to be my favorite product among all! I like it because it is very easy to blend and it's quite pigmented. In fact, this is the first time that I'm trying out eyeshadows from The Body Shop.

I'm rather boring when it comes to colors. The only eyeliner that I have is in black, brown, white and turquoise (cuz of 2NE1 influence), that's all. 

So you could imagine my reaction when I saw a purple eyeliner. I was like, "no way am I gonna use that!" but when I tried it out on my cousin, I was sold. It doesnt look too over the top but yet adds subtle color to your peepers. 

I then tried it on myself and I thought it didn't look too bad! It is quite easy to draw using this eyeliner though I ain't any good with liquid eyeliner. The only downside would probably be the fact of you'll need to draw twice to get your desired intensity. 

Prior to receive these lip glosses, I have had one of these before, given to me as a gift. Color wise and shine wise, I think it does a good job. The only thing is that these glosses tend to get sticky after a while.