Aromaleigh

Who doesn't love finding something in their closet that has been long forgotten? Well, while rummaging around trying to unpack, I found a box that had 9 jars of unopened Aromaleigh mineral eyeshadow! I believe these are back from when the founder of Aromaleigh, Kristen Leigh Bell closed shop back in Fall of 2010. 


Aromaleigh is a cutting-edge cosmetics company at the forefront of the independent mineral makeup revolution. Their micro-formulated products are formulated with pure ingredients, innovation, over a decade of industry experience and creativity to bring you unique, quality makeup. 

They are never tested on animals and are proprietary formulations, never repackaged. Aromaleigh has been in business online since 1998.

 

Jolie is a medium wine colored shadow with pink glitter. Goes on much lighter than the color in the pot.

 

Copper is a very rich hot chocolate color with lots of gold and copper glitter. My pictures don't do it justice.

 

Hot Stuff, a brighter coral pink. It reminds me of salmon when in the pot. Goes on very light and has a faint sparkle. Very cute and playful!

 

Burnt Roses, love the name! Is a medium brown with a lighter brown glitter. Goes on looking more like a foil. It really made my eyes POP!

Velvet Dream, I loved the name and the color in the pot, a very rich wine color with red/pink sparkle. Goes on easily and wears off within moments. Too bad!

 

Strawberry Despair is a lighter brownish red with light pink glitter. it goes on more pink with a nice bit of shimmer. 

 

Coney Island is a lighter metallic green. It looks better when applied wet. This color reminds me a lot of something Tinkerbell would wear. Has a nice shimmer.

 

Torment - My favorite one! So rich, so dark, perfect for a stroll in the cemetary. Looks gorgeous when applied wet. You can't go wrong with this color.

 

Sabine - This shadow is packed with glitter! It is a very dark brown in the pot, but goes on in a very lovely gold. Reminds me of the gold edged paper in Bibles.

 Thanks for looking! I think I was in a very red and brown phase at the time of purchase. I think it had something to do with what colors were approved for wear with my job's uniform or something. What was your favorite?

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These products were purchased by me and I have in no way been sponsored by or affiliated by Aromaleigh. 

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Lashem again!


Are you tired of me posting about it yet? I'm almost done, I promise. I've been using it for 70 days now. The bottle should be close to being empty, right? How much longer am I going to have to keep using it? My last post will be when the tube is empty. I promise! Anyhow, as I've said in my other posts about Lashem, it seems like my eyelashes are getting thicker and longer all the time.


I can't say that I had wimpy or thin lashes before starting Lashem, but over the last 70 days, I have been noticing a big difference. The only downside to using it is that my eyelashes seem to be falling out more now. The lost lashes are very thick looking. I'm not losing so many that it would be noticeable, it's more like they're being shed and thicker ones are growing in their place.


Can you see a difference yet?

I'm constantly looking for new inspiration for make up ideas. Doing the same old thing everyday bores me. I love to mix up my look and play with color. When I came across these the first thought that popped into my head was, "I need to try this!"

I was "wow'd" by these beautiful Disney themed example of make up art. So much in fact, that I just had to share them! I love Disney movies, don't you?



The top picture is a Snow White theme complete with scary forest and poison apple. I don't think I need to tell you what the bottom them is supposed to be. I love the little Oogie Boogie! On the bottom is Aladdin. The use of color is beautiful. I wonder what brand was used? MAC?

The rest of this collection can be found at whatsupmovies.com

What is your favorite way to mix up your look?

I received a package with Lashem Measurable Difference Lash Gel and Lashem Double Trouble  Black Mascara in the mail today. This is probably why I love doing blog giveaways. You can get all sorts of new beauty and household products you normally couldn't afford or would buy for yourself.

Lashem is dual patented, clinically tested, opthalmologist tested, paraben free, prostaglandin free, fragrance free, irritant free, and not tested on animals. I don't know about you, but growing out your eyelashes seems a little weird. But I'll give it a try!

What girl doesn't want long, thick dark lashes without having to layer on the mascara? It can take up to three weeks to start noticing a difference if applied once daily.

Lashem's dual patented lash boosting formula conditions, protects, and promotes the overall health of your eyelashes. The Measurable Difference Gel works great on short, dry and brittle eyelashes, restoring them to a healthy condition. In addition, the gel adds shine, volume and promotes growth.

I'll be trying Lashem out first thing tomorrow morning and will keep you posted on how it goes.