I gave the wheel a spin and picked these three colours - Ambition (fire-engine orange red), Glamorous (blue-based fuchsia) which are both Liquid Lips, and the eyeliner Success (silver).



The bottles are super cute, although I keep squeezing the tops like you would a dropper, expecting to be able to drip product on to skin. But, nope Ambition and Glamorous both have foam brushes and Success has a thin eyeliner brush.





Firstly, let's discuss the Success eyeliner. I am a noted herp derp using eyeliners and therefore am not the best judge here, only being capable of slapping them onto my lower lash line and hoping that's where it should go.

I do like this one better than the Lancome Artliner as the softer brush and longer drying time lets me build it up and fill in any gaps. And maybe I'm just used to not using liners, but holy frick it lasted a long time, having not smudged after 10ish hours and needed a good going-over with remover to get it off.

The Liquid Lipsticks have a base of Lush's uber-moisturing Ultrabalm, which contains jojoba oil, candelilla and rose wax.The formula is thicker than I expected and slick on skin smoothly. Ambition is the most pigmented out of the three and went immediately on my lips, while Glamorous is giving out more of a skin stain vibe.

On lips, the colour does slip and slide around so make sure you have time to slowly build thin layers of colour as one thick layer will mush all over your face when you're at the bus stop without a mirror and you won't realise until you get into your office elevator and you have giant Joker lips. Hawt.
Bonus - the lippy wears down to a gorge even stain, that I topped up with my Revlon Lip Butter in Candy Apple. Love!

Ambitious lips

My messy handiwork

My favourite is the Feeling Younger skin tint, which is basically a big ol tub of pearly illuminator. I've been blending it into cheekbones and all that biz to enhance and mixing into BB cream for a fancy glow. I did try it mixed together with a foundation, but they did not like each other very much and separated after a quick fling.

Charisma is a nice brown shimmer-free bronzer that I haven't have the chance to try on my face yet, being extremely white and all. I'll give it a shot on my upcoming holiday in which I will be fake-tanned to full capacity and will report back (likely on Twitter) then. You'll be waiting with bated breath, I'm sure

As for Emotional Brilliance Transparent Face Powder, it's fine. There's not too much you can say about face powders, and this one is finely-milled, silky to touch and maybe a little awkwardly packaged if you're using a massive face brush for it. It's talc based, and contains jojoba oil.

Charisma on the left, Feeling Younger on the right, although I like to think my entire arm is charismatic

Success eyeliner (yes, it's too thin/uneven), Glamour on cheeks and lips, Eyes Right mascara on....eyes

Eyes Right mascara is A$19.95, Emotional Brilliance translucent face powder is A$19.95 and Skin Tints are A$19.95 each. The Eyeshadows, Liners and Liquid Lips are A$24.95 each, and the line launches worldwide July 21st.


Disclaimer: I did not pay for these Lush products, and had the opportunity to test them through my day job. They have in no way influenced my review and opinions are my own. It is also my opinion that you should all reward your favourite blogger and send me some birthday Cheesecake kthxbye. See my Disclaimer for more sexy details.