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Showing posts with label Eylure. Show all posts
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Saturday, 15 May 2010

Lou's Reviews- Eylure Festival Lashes

Aloha Bloggerinos,

As you may or may not know, I am an eye person. That's not to say that I am one massive eye on legs, that would be silly, but that I love eyeshadows, liners, primers, mascara's, glitter aannnnddd eyelashes!!! My absolute favourites are MAC and Eylure Girls Aloud varieties, so you can imagine my utter glee when I found out (from Ling over at moonbeamstarshine on youtube) that Eylure have launched a new range. The Girls Aloud Festival Range! Wowee wowee wowee!

There are 5 sets available (one for each member of the band), and I currently have 3- yippeee! They retail for £6.50 each and if they are like their regular range, I find you can get quite a few uses out of them. Just peel them off your eyes very carefully, give them a gentle wipe with a makeup remover wipe (I use Johnsons 3 in 1) to take of any excess glue/shadow/liner/mascara, and place back on the plastic palette you took them from. Simples! I have heard a MAC salesperson say that you can have up to 12 uses with their lashes but I think the most I have had is 6 or 7. I usually get about 5 from Eylure lashes.

Very technically this is not a review, because I haven't tried these on yet. I do have a lot of experience with the regular range though so I have a lot of trust in this product, I actually find the regular range easier to apply than MAC lashes, and that's saying something!

I had a little photo shoot with the 3 packets and so I shall show you the lovely lashes in all their glory.


Each set retails at £6.50 and I have seen them in Boots and Superdrug so far. Each 'kit' comes in a little clear plastic pouch with a resealable zip type jobby. In the pouch is a lanyard that clips onto the top of the pouch, to use at festivals (hence the name you see) in a different colour depending on the bandmate. It also include the jazzy lashes and a little tube of rescrewable-uppable (real word there folks) Eylure glue. I always find these tubes have tonnes of glue in and last for ages so I like this factor a lot. The pouch also include a little instruction manual which will be very hand for first timers.


The first set is "Nicola" and her colour is yellow. These are the only ones that have a set of lashes for your upper AND lower lashes. I've never worn 'falsies' on my lower lids so this will be a new experience.


I really like how the yellow design is carried through to the back of the packaging too.

Here are a few close-ups of the actual lashes. Silver and sparkly. Yay!



With flash. I luurvve how tapered they are. Sexy!


Without flash. You can see the silveryness better here. It's luuuurrrvveellyy!


Can you see the little butterfly? It's only on one side but I think it's really pretty. Very subtle but very oh la la.

Next is Cheryl's line. Her colour is red. Smokin'!
I wont bore you with too many photos but the red is carried through onto too. I do enjoy the continuity. hehe.


Below is without flash. They are black tapered lashes with gold. It is as if someone has dipped a paintbrush in gold paint and flicked it on them. I likey likey.


With flash. Lovely jubbly.


And here we are up close. Look how loooonngg they are. Love it love it love it!!


Last but not least we have the lovely Nadine set. I think these might be my second favourite (after Nicola) and I plan on wearing them for my Big Fat BBQ next week (more on that to come).

Nadine's colour is purple and her special feature are gorgeous little rainbow gems :)


This one is my favourite colour so if I were to use any of the lanyards, I would use this one. Bit of trivia for you there Bloggerinos.


Without flash. Look how curly they are. They're like dolly lashes. :)


With flash. I know it's bright but I wanted you to see the gem colours well.

As you can tell, I am really, really, really excited about these lashes! I am planning on wearing these to various events throughout the summer and perhaps even to the odd wedding reception here and there ;)

Have you tried any of this range? What do you think of them?

Toodlepip!

xx


Saturday, 20 March 2010

Lou's Reviews- Eylure Girls Aloud Lashes


Aloha Bloggerinos,

On a recent Soap & Glory binge in Boots, I noticed that my favourite false eyelashes were on offer- what a brucey bonus! These are the Eylure Girls Aloud Eyelash range and usually retail for £5, but on this day there were about £3.60 per pair. I just checked on Boots.com and they are now £4.86, so still a tiny saving I suppose.

I have tried quite a few brands of eyelashes in my quest to find the best. For me, the 'best' have to be easy to apply, don't make you look like a crazed hooker/like you have 2 featherly little insects nestling on your eyelids, and preferrably be re-usable. These lashes tick all the boxes.


This range comes with 5 different styles, one for each member of Girls Aloud, and my two favs are 'Kimberly' and 'Nicole'. I find these both to be not too trashy and obvious, but not so natural that you can't tell they're on.


They are the easiest I have ever tried to put on. When you peel them off the packaging, they stay in their arched shape and that makes them easy to just pop onto the lid. You are provided with a generous tube of Eylure glue which is simple and effective. Full instructions are also provided- woop woop.

The lashes stay on all night and even though the packet doesn't say so, I re-use them. Just take them off gently at the end of the night/day, give them a delicate clean with a makeup wipe (or cleaning method of your choosing) and place them carefully back in their box. Viola! Ready to go for next time! I use mine for as long as I can before they go cacky- nice!


10 out of 10 for these fab lashes! Above is a picture of me sporting a pair and just for my jollies, here is a picure of me being a bit of a ninconpoop and my chum Samuel- I'm sure he'll appreciate it! Ha!



Toodlepip! xx
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