Let's talk about m----r f---ing BH Cosmetics

Okay, everybody knows about my love for Makeup Revolution, but there's a second brand that I seem to love just as much, but never rave about like I rave about Makeup Revolution, and I didn't even realize it until today, so let's talk about BH Cosmetics.

I'm gonna be honest with you for a moment - come, sit down, have a s'more - I came this close *snaps fingers* to hating BH Cosmetics.

Okay, wait, don't choke on the s'more, damn. Let me explain.

At the beginning of my quest for the perfect colorful eyeshadow palette (I was really only looking for one really good one to replace my E.L.F. 144 palette, and that's where the obsession began), I came across BH Cosmetics and their 120-eyeshadow palettes, and I thought my prayers had been answered; I ordered the second edition and patted myself on the back for my accomplishment. Then I got the palette in the mail.

The 120 palettes suck, okay. They suck, and anybody on Instagram can tell you that I'm not shy about talking shit about the 120 palettes, because they suck. The pans are tiny, some of the colors are repetitive, and the color payoff isn't worth two pennies; I found a palette at the dollar store with pigmentation just as good, if not better, than the 120 palette. If anyone knows me in real life then they know that, outside of love, it only takes me one fuck-up to never fuck up again; I don't have to be retaught lessons. So when the 120 palette fucked me over, I was done with BH; I was like f--k BH, f--k BH's president, f--k BH's mama, f--k the delivery man, everybody.

And then I discovered the Carli Bybel palette.

Honestly, BH better thank their lucky stars and cut Carli an extra check, because if it hadn't been for the beautiful presentation and packaging of the Carli Bybel palette, I never would've bought another thing from them, and I never would've gotten the chance to really see what BH could do, because the Carli Bybel palette is fan-damn-tastic. The success of that palette led me to get the Missy Lynn palette, then the Foil Eyes palette, then the Pride + Prejudice + Zombies palette, and I was able to really see how awesome the brand is. So, with this knowledge of how great BH Cosmetics is, I didn't hesitate to pre-order the Shaaanxo palette when it dropped, as well as the Take Me To Brazil palette (both of which are on their way), as well as the Blushed Neutrals and Nude Lips palettes.

THEY. ARE. EVERYTHING.

The Nude Lips palette is literally exactly what it says it is. And the beautiful part about it is that it's Black Girl Friendly, meaning that it's not a bunch of lip colors that look dusty rose/mauve/nude in the pan and then straight Bubblelicious pink on brown lips and skin, but actually look dusty rose/mauve/nude! And the shit smells like marshmallows. And the Blushed Neutrals...Jesus...okay let's just say that both palettes are extremely Black Girl Friendly, and I know they're both going to be in my Faves at the end of the month, and I just got them today. 

I'm rambling, I'm rambling.

Anyway, I decided to do a One Brand Wonder today, starring all of the wonderful palettes that I have acquired from BH Cosmetics over the past few months (well, almost all of them; Pride + Prejudice took a back seat today), and this is what I got!

Closeup on the eyes:

And a video for yo' ass.

These palettes were specifically made for me, I'm convinced. Like, you can't tell me any different; I don't want to hear it - lalalala...

FACE:

Primer:

• L'Oreal Magic Perfecting Base Primer on my cheeks and nose
• E.L.F. Mineral Infused Primer on the rest of my face

 Concealer:

• Mouth: L.A. Girl HD Pro Orange Corrector with the Nicka K New York HD Concealer in Fallow under the foundation, and L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer in Fawn over the foundation
• Nose, Chin, and Uneven Skintone on Cheeks: Nicka K New York HD Concealer in Fallow
• Under Eye: Nicka K New York HD Concealer in Fallow; L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer in Fawn

Foundation: Revlon ColorStay Whipped Creme Foundation in 340 Caramel

Face Powder: Black Radiance Pressed Powder in Golden Cashews

Bronzing Powder: Black Radiance Pressed Powder in Warm Hazelnut

Setting Powder: Black Opal Deluxe Finishing Powder in Neutral Light

BROWS:

Filler: L'Oreal Paris Brow Stylist Definer Pencil in Dark Brunette

Browbone Highlight: L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer in Fawn
Brow Gel: Milani Brow Shaping Gel

 

EYES:

Primer: LORAC Behind the Scenes Eye Primer

Base: The Sculpt powder in the Black Radiance True Complexion Contour Palette in Medium to Dark

Shadows:

• Transition: #3, in the BH Cosmetics Carli Bybel Palette
• Crease: #4, in the BH Cosmetics Carli Bybel Palette
• Lid: 
• Overall: #25, in the BH Cosmetics Blushed Neutrals Palette
• Inner Third: #3, in the BH Cosmetics Blushed Neutrals Palette
• Outer V: #5, in the BH Cosmetics Carli Bybel Palette
• Inner Corner: #8, in the BH Cosmetics Missy Lynn Palette
• Lower Lash Line (Gradient from darkest [outer corner] to lightest [inner corner]):
• #19, in the BH Cosmetics Blushed Neutrals Palette 
• #25, in the BH Cosmetics Blushed Neutrals Palette
• #7, in the BH Cosmetics Carli Bybel Palette

Eyeliner:  

• Wing: Wet 'N Wild ProLine Graphic Marker Eyeliner
• Top Lid: NYC Big Bold & Precise Felt Tip Liner
• Water Line: a mix of L.A. Girl Gel Glide Liner in Metallic Copper, and L.A. Colors Eyeliner Pencil in Gold
   

Mascara: Base coat of Wet 'N Wild PhotoFocus Lash Primer, with L'Oreal Paris Voluminous Million Lashes Carbon Black on the top lashes; Ruby Kisses Very Sexy Mascara on the bottom lashes

CONTOUR:

Black Radiance True Complexion Contour Palette in Medium to Dark

HIGHLIGHT:

#7, in the BH Cosmetics Missy Lynn Palette

BLUSH:

#23, in the BH Cosmetics Blushed Neutrals Palette

LIPS:

Lipstick: #7, in the BH Cosmetics Nude Lips Palette, with #6 in the center of the lips

Okay, before I conclude this, let's also talk about the fact that Revlon has been thoroughly demoted. I used to think that the Whipped creme foundation was the best foundation that there ever was, until I revisited my Cover Girl Queen All Day Flawless, and then I thought that I just had two really great foundations in my arsenal...until I tried the Whipped creme foundation on again today. Yeah, nothing compares to the CG Queen; I didn't like the texture of this foundation on my skin, and it's just not as flawless or warm as my CG Queen is. Here, have a comparison:

Today versus the other day

Do you see the texture? I see the texture, definitely in person, and I don't like it. I had been debating for so long whether or not to chipmunk it and buy second whipped foundation as a backup, and I'm so glad I didn't; now I can dedicate that backup purchase to my CG Queen.

Alright, back to BH. Yes, yes, and yes. Yes, BH. You put your foot in these palettes, seriously

Okay, that's it for today! I have to work tomorrow, so I'll have another look for you then! Probably with glasses on. Later!

x Ashlan

#TeamNatural

Well, you know I'm always natural in the usual sense of the tag, but today I'm referring to makeup! I only had one class today, and, ironically, I consider those days to be a good day to put on some makeup to go to school, as opposed to days when I have to stay there longer, because I'm universally less uncomfortable. Plus, I wanted to try a couple of things out, or revisit them, is a better word for it, so I gave myself the challenge of putting together a completely natural-looking face for class, and here it is, my friends.

Look at how young I look! I felt like a kid...with dark circles.

Here's a closeup on the eyes, which was honestly the only part of the challenge that was an actual challenge.

There's no video, because this isn't something extra to speculate on, so moving on!

As you can see, a natural look for me is basically skin-looking skin, no concealer, no contour, and really as little effort as possible. Also, a lot of mattes, but I liked it! It was simple to do, and to top it off this was another One Brand Wonder (you're probably not surprised by now, considering the only brand that I usually buy). Okay, here are the details.

FACE:

Primer:

• Benefit The POREfessional Matte Rescue Mattifying Gel on my T-zone
• Rimmel London Stay Matte Primer on the rest of my face

Foundation: Bare Minerals Original Broad Spectrum Foundation SPF 15 in Warm Tan

Face Powder: Black Radiance Pressed Powder in Golden Cashews (to yellow it up, because this foundation is a little red)

 

BROWS:

Filler: L'Oreal Paris Brow Stylist Definer Pencil in Dark Brunette

Browbone Highlight: L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer in Fawn

 

EYES:

Primer: LORAC Behind the Scenes Eye Primer

Base: The Sculpt powder in the Black Radiance True Complexion Contour Palette in Medium to Dark

Shadows:

• Basic Transition: Bear, in the Makeup Revolution Flawless Matte Palette
• Crease: Earth, in the Makeup Revolution Flawless Matte Palette
• Lid: 
• Overall: Oak, in the Makeup Revolution Flawless Matte Palette
• Inner Third: #4, in the Makeup Revolution Run Boy Run Palette
• Outer V: Earth, in the Makeup Revolution Flawless Matte Palette 
• Inner Corner: #24, in the Makeup Revolution Affirmation Palette
• Lower Lash Line: #13, in the Makeup Revolution Affirmation Palette

Mascara: Benefit They're Real! Mascara

 

HIGHLIGHT:

Milani Baked Blush in Bellissimo Bronze

 

BLUSH:

a blend of #1 and #7, in the Makeup Revolution Sugar and Spice Ultra Blush Palette

LIPS:

Lipstick: NudeStix Lip + Cheek Pencil in Mystic 

 

And that's it, you guys! Oh, let's talk about this primer situation. So, I tried the Stay Matte primer before, and I wasn't exactly impressed with it, but I'm thinking that it's because I tried to put it on over something that wasn't mattifying as well (like maybe my Magic Perfecting Base? I don't know, I can't remember), but this time I put it on after a layer of the mattifying gel and nothing else, and I think that it made a difference, because I was out in the elements today, honey. I was walking, I was outside, my mother's truck doesn't have air conditioning, and Houston, Texas, is rapidly heating up, but I wasn't that shiny. It might also have to do with the fact that I was wearing a mineral foundation instead of a liquid one, so I'll have to check it again under a liquid foundation, but we'll see!

Alright, now that's it! Later!

x Ashlan

Happy Easter! (Makeup Revolution Edition)

Happy Resurrection Day, people! Let's take a minute to acknowledge that this day has nothing to do with a damn bunny carrying eggs for children to find (how did we even get to that?), but it's about Jesus rising from His tomb to ascend to Heaven three days after His death!

Okay? I'm really the last person to be preaching, but I just wanted to make sure we're all on the same page. Cool? Cool. Moving on!

I just said all of that about the bunny and the eggs, but I had to do a look today, and the only real colors you can correlate with Easter Sunday are the pastel kind, so I decided to find a look to recreate that was most reminiscent of an Easter egg, and this is the one I found!

Photo and look by @makeup_alieva

It's a beautiful look, and is very pastel-y and kinda reminds me of Arizona/Nevada/New Mexico, if that makes sense, but, because I don't own really any pastel colors, I had to recreate this look with lots and lots of shimmer, because I am the self proclaimed Shimmer Queen. Here's my rendition:

Oh, the suckiness at taking pictures.

Closeup on the eyes:

And a comparison shot!

And I didn't forget the video this time.

I'm actually really happy with this! I was worried that it might be a little too 80's technicolor for an Easter inspiration, but it came out surprisingly well with the shimmers! I'm actually surprised that I managed to somewhat recreate that beautiful sunset transition, especially on my skin tone, so excuse me if I pat myself on the back a little bit.

Oh! And this look was a One Brand Wonder, starring nothing but Makeup Revolution palettes! Everything, including the lower lash line (which a I have a tendency to deviate on) is from my favorite eyeshadow-highlight brand of all time. Let's get started with the details!

 

FACE:

Primer:

• L'Oreal Magic Perfecting Base Primer on my cheeks and nose
• E.L.F. Mineral Infused Primer on the rest of my face

 Concealer:

• Mouth: L.A. Girl HD Pro Orange Corrector with the Nicka K New York HD Concealer in Fallow under the foundation, and L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer in Fawn over the foundation
• Nose, Chin, and Uneven Skintone on Cheeks: Nicka K New York HD Concealer in Fallow
• Under Eye: Nicka K New York HD Concealer in Fallow; L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer in Fawn

Foundation: the tried and true Maybelline Fit Me! Matte + Poreless Foundation in 340 Cappuccino (I'm not giving away anything!)

Face Powder: Black Radiance Pressed Powder in Golden Cashews

Bronzing Powder: Black Radiance Pressed Powder in Warm Hazelnut

Setting Powder: Black Opal Deluxe Finishing Powder in Neutral Light

 

BROWS:

Filler: L'Oreal Paris Brow Stylist Definer Pencil in Dark Brunette

Browbone Highlight: L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer in Fawn; Nicka K New York HD Concealer in Copper, dusted over with Cork, in the Makeup Revolution Flawless Matte Palette
Brow Gel: Milani Brow Shaping Gel

 

EYES:

Primer: LORAC Behind the Scenes Eye Primer

Base: The Sculpt powder in the Black Radiance True Complexion Contour Palette in Medium to Dark

Shadows:

• Basic Transition: Rust, in the Makeup Revolution Flawless Matte Palette
• Transition/Crease Gradient (from top to bottom?):
• Trend, in the Makeup Revolution New-trals vs Neutrals Palette
• Tone, in the Makeup Revolution New-trals vs Neutrals Palette
• a tiny bit of #8, in the Makeup Revolution Unicorns Unite Palette
• #21, in the Makeup Revolution Mermaids Forever Palette
• Lid: 
• Overall: #6, in the Makeup Revolution Mermaids Forever Palette
• Outer V: #10, in the Makeup Revolution Unicorns Unite Palette
• Lower Lash Line (Gradient from darkest [outer corner] to lightest [inner corner]):
• #7, in the Makeup Revolution Unicorns Unite Palette
• #13, in the Makeup Revolution Mermaids Forever Palette

Eyeliner:  

• Lid: Absolute New York Nano Liner
• Wing: Wet 'N Wild ProLine Graphic Marker Eyeliner

Mascara: Base coat of Wet 'N Wild PhotoFocus Lash Primer, with Ruby Kisses Big Lash Mascara

 

CONTOUR:

Black Radiance True Complexion Contour Palette in Medium to Dark

 

HIGHLIGHT:

#7, in the Makeup Revolution Golden Sugar 2 Rose Gold Ultra Blush Palette, with #6 in the same palette over top

 

BLUSH:

#4, in the Makeup Revolution Golden Sugar 2 Rose Gold Ultra Blush Palette

LIPS:

Lipstick: NYX Liquid Suede Lip Cream in Soft-Spoken, with Maybelline Color Sensational Lipstick in Untainted Spice on the perimeter

Liner: Jordana Cosmetics Easyliner Eyeliner in Coffee Bean

 

Alright, that's it, you guys! I have a dog to feed, and myself to feed, and homework to do (ugh) and writing to do (yay!). I'll see you soon!

x Ashlan

I'm not having the best of days. (Recreation: BH Cosmetics Edition)

So, of course, I opted to play in makeup. I've done this once before, but I took a darker route with my look, but this time I decided to recreate a look with a little more springtime/summertime happiness, to see if it would brighten my mood up a little. I was inspired to recreate this look right here:

Look by @thelodownbylo

And here's my rendition of it, including a full face (because I wanted to try a couple of things out):

A close up on the eyes...

And le video!

I limited myself to making this look a One Brand Wonder, and only used BH Cosmetics shadows (and I mean it, I only used BH), so this look was easy to achieve, but was still fun to do! Keep on scrolling for details.

FACE:

Primer:

• L'Oreal Magic Perfecting Base Primer on my cheeks
• The tried and true E.L.F. Mineral Infused Primer on the rest of my face (note to self: if it ain't broke, don't fix it)

 Concealer:

• Mouth: L.A. Girl HD Pro Orange Corrector with the Nicka K New York HD Concealer in Fallow under the foundation, and L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer in Fawn over the foundation
• Nose, Chin, and Uneven Skintone on Cheeks: Nicka K New York HD Concealer in Fallow
• Under Eye: Nicka K New York HD Concealer in Fallow; L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer in Fawn

Foundation: Revlon ColorStay Makeup for Combination/Oily Skin in 400 Caramel

Face Powder: Black Radiance Pressed Powder in Golden Cashews

Bronzing Powder: Black Radiance Pressed Powder in Warm Hazelnut

Setting Powder: Black Opal Deluxe Finishing Powder in Neutral Light

BROWS:

Filler: L'Oreal Paris Brow Stylist Definer Pencil in Dark Brunette

Browbone Highlight: L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer in Fawn
Brow Gel: Milani Brow Shaping Gel

 

EYES:

Primer: LORAC Behind the Scenes Eye Primer

Base: The Sculpt powder in the Black Radiance True Complexion Contour Palette in Medium to Dark

Shadows:

• Transition: #4, in the BH Cosmetics Missy Lynn Palette
• Deeper Transition/Crease: #5, in the BH Cosmetics Carli Bybel Palette
• Lid: 
• Outer Two-Thirds: Venus, in the BH Cosmetics Galaxy Chic Palette
• Inner Third: #26, in the BH Cosmetics Foil Eyes Palette, with a tiny dusting of Saturn (my planet, turn up!), in the BH Cosmetics Galaxy Chic Palette over top to warm it up/make it interesting
• A small amount of #20, in the BH Cosmetics Foil Eyes Palette was applied between the orange and the yellow, to make the transition seamless
• Outer V: #5, in the BH Cosmetics Carli Bybel Palette
• Inner Corner: #2, in the BH Cosmetics Carli Bybel Palette
  
• Lower Lash Line (Gradient from darkest [outer corner] to lightest [inner corner]):
• #5, in the BH Cosmetics Missy Lynn Palette
• #2, in the BH Cosmetics Carli Bybel Palette

Eyeliner:  

• Wing sketched first with #6, in the BH Cosmetics Missy Lynn Palette
• Absolute New York Nano Liner

Mascara: Base coat of Wet 'N Wild PhotoFocus Lash Primer, with L'Oreal Paris Voluminous Million Lashes Mascara

CONTOUR:

Black Radiance True Complexion Contour Palette in Medium to Dark

HIGHLIGHT:

Wet 'N Wild ColorIcon Blush in Apri-Cot in the Middle (which was too ashy for my face), with a little of #3, in the Makeup Revolution All About Bronzed Ultra Bronze Palette over top

BLUSH:

#1, in the Makeup Revolution Hot Spice Ultra Blush Palette

LIPS:

Lipstick: the NYX Lingerie Liquid Lipstick in Beauty Mark on the perimeter of my lips, with a little of the NYX Lingerie Liquid Lipstick in Exotic in the middle for an ombre effect

Liner: Smashbox Always Sharp Liner in Nude Dark

So, now I know that the blushes that I wanted so bad are a no go for my face, so I think I'm going to stick with my beloved MUR Bronzer combo and call it a day, but the foundation! The foundation was a good color match (finally) and it felt light on my face. It's a medium coverage foundation which is what I was looking for (since I'm already sold on the Revlon full coverage foundation). I just hate that it's three times the price as Maybelline! But you can't deny when you like something; maybe I'll include a couple bottles of the Matte + Poreless that I've been stocking up on in my giveaway...

Anyway, that concludes today's makeup session! It's time to fry some chicken; I'll see you later!

x Ashlan

No Makeup March, Day 10: FAIL

Yeah, you heard me. I bought makeup again, but this time, I don't feel not a lick of remorse, and let me tell you why.

I was going to the store to get milk, right? That's all I need, was some milk; on the way back home I was going to stop by Jimmy John's and get a sandwich. So I went to Walmart, of all places; why I didn't just go to Kroger, which was on the way, is beyond me, but I went to Walmart, and I'm glad I did.

Of course I went down the makeup aisles, I'm not even gonna lie to you. I wanted to see what was going on, and if I could find the stuff that I had been seeing on YouTube as of late, and I did; Walmart had stocked all of their shelves for once, and I saw all kinds of stuff. I even picked up some things and put them back, reminding myself that they weren't limited edition and would be there in April, and then I ran into the Milani section, and I saw it: the Amore Matte Creme in Covet.

Covet. COVET, YOU GUYS. COVET.

Do you know how long I've been searching for this lip creme? Long before this God forsaken no buy month started! I have Devotion (seen here) and I have Gorgeous (which I wore, but didn't take a picture of), and I love the ones I have so much that I needed that brown. I needed that brown. I NEEDED THAT FUCKING BROWN.

So I picked it up. And since I had already doomed myself, I went ahead and picked up the CoverGirl TruNaked Goldens palette, too. They had the Nudes but I really wanted the Roses, so I walked away from that one for now. But yeah, I grabbed it. And I bought both of them. And I don't regret it, because if I would've let that damn lip creme pass me by this time, I wouldn't see it again for another three months, and this damn no buy just isn't worth that risk. 

I also finally got my Tarte Rainforest of the Sea palette which is fan-fucking-tastic, and I decided that, since I have so many new palettes to play with to give you guys looks for this month, I would go ahead and do one today, so here!

Can you tell I was feeling this one?

And the eye shot:

And peep the highlight:

Very earthen, very neutral, very glamorous, and this (eye look) is a One Brand Wonder, starring the Tarte Tartlette 2 In Bloom, and the Rainforest of the Sea palettes. The video of this eye look is here, for your viewing pleasure. Moving on to these details!

FACE:

Primer:

• L'Oreal Magic Perfecting Base Primer on my cheeks
• ...And I forgot to prime my face again.
  

 Concealer:

• Mouth, Nose, Chin, and Uneven Skintone on Cheeks: the left, lighter color of the Ruby Kisses 3D Face Creator in #12
• Under Eye: Nicka K New York HD Concealer in Fallow; L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer in Fawn

Foundation: Maybelline Fit Me! Matte + Poreless Foundation in 340 Cappuccino

Face Powder: Black Radiance Pressed Powder in Golden Cashews

Setting Powder: Black Opal Deluxe Finishing Powder in Neutral Light 

BROWS:

Filler: L'Oreal Paris Brow Stylist Definer Pencil in Dark Brunette

Browbone Highlight: L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer in Fawn; Nicka K New York HD Concealer in Copper

EYES:

Primer: LORAC Behind the Scenes Eye Primer

Base: The Sculpt powder in the Black Radiance True Complexion Contour Palette in Medium to Dark

Shadows:

• Transition: Smarty Pants, in the Tarte Tartelette 2 In Bloom Palette
• Crease: Reef, in the Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Eyeshadow Palette, with Activist, in the Tarte Tartelette 2 In Bloom Palette to define the crease further
• Lid:  
• Inner Third: Mermaid, in the Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Eyeshadow Palette
• Middle Third: Starfish, in the Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Eyeshadow Palette
• Outer Third: Abyss, in the Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Eyeshadow Palette 
• Inner Corner: Funny Girl, in the Tarte Tartelette 2 In Bloom Palette
• Lower Lash Line: 
• Inner:  Funny Girl, in the Tarte Tartelette 2 In Bloom Palette
• Middle: Reef, in the Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Eyeshadow Palette
• Outer: Abyss, in the Tarte Rainforest of the Sea Eyeshadow Palette 

• Definer/"Liner": Smokeshow, in the Tarte Tartelette 2 In Bloom Palette

Liner: Milani Supreme Kohl Kajal Liner in Blackest Black
Mascara: L'Oreal Paris Voluminous Million Lashes Mascara

CONTOUR:

Black Radiance True Complexion Contour Palette in Medium to Dark

HIGHLIGHT:

Ruby Kisses All Over Glow Bronzing Powder in Bronze Glow, with Anastasia Beverly Hills Illuminator in So Hollywood right at the top of my cheekbone

BLUSH:

#1 in the Makeup Revolution Sugar and Spice Ultra Blush Palette

LIPS:
Lipstick: Milani Amore Matte Lip Creme in Covet
Lipliner: Smashbox Always Sharp Lip Liner in Nude Dark

The Ruby Kisses concealer covers up the dark areas at the corners of my mouth sooo much better than anything I've ever used in the past, so I'm ridiculously and pleasantly surprised at that. I'm still going to continue on with the No Makeup March (-waits for you guys to finish rolling your eyes-) but, like I said, I regret nothing! Haven't you guys ever heard of cheat days?

Alright, see you tomorrow probably!

x Ashlan

SETTING SPRAY: Wet 'N Wild PhotoFocus Setting Spray

LIPS:

Liner: J.Cat Beauty Roll It Up Auto Lip Liner in Red Wine

Lipstick: Hard Candy Velvet Mousse Matte Lip Color in Dahlia