Hello, everyone. Welcome back.
Thank you so much for joining me.
So this is this month's
Keep it, Fix it, Dump it.
I think I say this every month.
Where is the time going?
It is nearly August.
Do you remember when it was January?
Okay, so keep it, fix it, dump it.
I have some products here that I've been
sent in PR, or purchase myself and haven't
had the chance to use just yet.
So I'm going to think, am I going to keep them?
Which means I'm going to keep them.
Am I going to fix them?
Which means, in my mind, if I could fix the product to make
it better work for me in some way, what would I do?
Or I'm going to dump them, which means I'm going to
donate them or put them in a giveaway box
or keep them later for like a Second Chances video.
So, if this is your first time
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Okay, do bear with me while I'm
getting my lighting bearings right.
So I have primed my skin, I've primed my eyelids,
and we're going to go straight in with the eyes.
Okay, so these are the eyeshadow palettes.
These are from the What A Bombshell
set from the Jasmine Chiswell collection.
Now, Jasmine Chishwell is a, I want to say TikToker, but she's on social
media everywhere, and she has this kind of like
vintage style to her, like old Hollywood style.
And when I saw this collection, this palette
in particular, this kind of lighter pink with
these shades inside really did give me that
vintage kind of Hollywood side.
This color story here is very Marilyn Monroe.
This blue eyeshadow is kind of like more later in
time her, but these neutrals are very Marilyn Monroe.
This palette with a little bit
more color to it just here.
And there were some lip shades and everything like that.
But I want to try something different today.
So, I actually have a discount code for ColourPop.
I think it's just Robert. I can't remember.
I'll leave it all down below for you if you want to do it.
So let's just go into... what should we do?
I don't even know where to go.
So let's try this. What do I do?
I don't really want to do, like, just blue.
Okay, let's do a brown crease with the blue on the lid.
Let's see how that goes.
So I'm going to use a brush that's quite tapered.
This is my Sigma Small Tapered Blending brush.
And let's go in for Picture Show,
which is this deep brown.
I do it like that.
And then
we can bring it in right here.
I'm just like, sketching out the shape,
and now we can do it properly.
Very nice.
It's going very smoothly.
We'll cut that off and make it a little bit more thingy.
Let's go in with the shade Bombshell, which is this kind of like
gray brown, and I just want to go on the inside here,
just to fade in that darker brown gently so it's
not like, harsh dark brown on the inside corner.
And I'm almost going to like, halo,
the whole thing with that.
Now, I don't usually like light blues.
I mean, like, pastely light blues.
So we'll see how this goes.
Actually, I don't like pastels on me.
Actually pastel pink and pastel purple.
It looks to be fair, it looks very, very pigmented.
I do just find sometimes colors like
this can be very wish washy.
Nice. It is very pigmented.
Wow, I wasn't expecting that.
I was expecting it to kind of,
like, fade away as I blended it.
It's always pastel colors I
don't quite trust, you know?
Oh, my God. I actually really like that blue.
It's very like original Barbie.
You know what I mean?
The blue is cute.
I can deal with a blue. Okay.
This is all from the pink palette, by the way.
We'll take the white, it's called Silver Screen, and we'll
just do a little bit on the inside right here.
Now, as I said, these
did come with lip colors.
Actually some nice Colorpop like staple products.
But as you can imagine, being vintage kind
of themed, they were all quite red toned.
And I don't do color on the lip really for me.
So, this is cute.
I like this.
Let me just blend that.
Oh, my God, I forgot to do my primer.
This is the e.l.f Putty Primer with Vitamin C.
Now, I don't know the benefits of Vitamin
C on the skin, but you know what?
Let's try it and see how it is.
Putty primer, the e.l.f putty primers, I like.
I didn't like the shimmer one.
I believe that was the only one I didn't like.
Just because I don't like shimmer.
It's not my personal favorite thing.
Fthing? Thing.
Okay, this doesn't really smell like anything which is nice.
It still has that putty kind of texture to it.
I'm going to use it in the
areas where I'm slightly more porous.
That's where I really like the putty primers.
I think it's melted a little bit because it's
so hot in this room at the moment.
It's so weird. It doesn't have a smell.
It doesn't even smell like the original putty primers.
It just kind of smells...
I don't know.
I wonder if the texture is slightly thinner than the usual ones?
Because it does feel more like,
almost like a harder cleansing balm, but not oily.
And it definitely isn't...
It kind of feels like it's sunk in already.
That's nice.
Okay, let's do concealer, foundation.
I don't have a new one, so I'm just
going to go in with my Rare Beauty concealer.
The foundation is going on really nice
and smoothly on top of the primer.
You know what I need to start doing?
I need to start not priming one side of my face
when I'm testing primers and then prime the other side just
so I can see if there really is a big difference.
Some primers do make a big
difference for me, and others don't really.
The Vitamin C primer I'm going to keep
with a question, because I don't want to fix it
because I don't know what I would fix.
But I want to give it a little bit more of a test.
Let's finish up under these eyes. But so far with these, keep.
I really like the blue.
I really like the color palette going on.
Where's this? The color palette
I think it's really, really nice.
Yeah, and it's kind of an unexpected nice thing.
I quite like this, like, random
pop of blue with the neutrals.
I think it's a good way to wear color if you're
not, like, crazy about color but want a bit of color.
Okay, let's try this.
This is the Fenty Bronze Shimmer Powder.
Is that what it's called? In Chocolate Swiller.
This is beautiful.
Look at this.
Oh, it came with a brush. Oh, where's the brush?
I used it for something else.
My life is a mess.
Okay, let's give this a go.
I was just going to kind of maybe
start off using it as a...
Actually, maybe I should swatch it and see.
Okay, maybe a bit more of a bronzy kind of glow on me.
This is beautiful.
So I'm kind of going to use this in a
way that when you see it as shadow, it looks
like a bronze, but when it moves into the light,
it looks a bit more like highlight.
I'm just going to powder very quickly.
Just because I want to see what it
looks like, like what the matte looks like. What the matte?
What the shine looks like against the matte.
My skin is very textured recently,
but that's life sometimes, you know?
Cute.
Okay, I put some a lip balm, and
now I need to take it off.
So we're going to keep this.
This is cute.
I really, really like it.
My one thing is maybe I'll get a different color
if there are different colors, maybe a shade lighter, because
I feel like it's almost too golden for my skin.
This will look stunning on someone with
a slightly deeper skin tone than me.
So this is a product I already know I like.
But let's try the Rare Beauty lipstick in Creative.
This is it just here.
You know a lipstick is good when you
kind of want to... just bite it, you know? Okay.
Wind it down a little bit, don't be crazy.
See, I love colors like this.
The only thing is, with me,
I have such red areas around
my lips that I need to almost erase my lips before I
put a product on, which I always forget to do.
It goes nicely with the blue.
Oh, I love that!
This is really nice
just like neutral.
Almost could be lip color, peach. It's so light.
It feels so lightweight.
Keep, keep, keep, forever. I love it.
I need to get some lashes on.
Okay. Wait, is that it? Oh, no.
Okay, so I want to try this.
This is from BPerfect Cosmetics,
and this is their Lockdown Powder.
3.0 is the shade. And I think it's like one
of those... I call it old school because I
think everyone used translucent powder, but like a pressed powder
to go on top of your makeup, which is what
pressed powders are for.
Actually, let me put my lashes on,
and I want to try it last.
Okay, where's my lashes?
Oh, no, I've just taken them off and put them anywhere, sh*t.
Do people still...
When was the last time you used a powder that wasn't
just a translucent powder, that wasn't just, like,
you know, a baking powder or wasn't just a foundation powder?
This is kind of that in
between, almost like finishing touch.
Honestly, I don't know.
It's too much of a difference on my skin.
But I do think that's the point.
I think this will be really good on your no
kind of makeup days, when you just want something
a little bit lighter or sheerer on the skin.
It isn't, like, completely mattifying either.
It has kind of left a bit of
a shine, a glow to the skin.
So if you do like that, then great.
Yeah, I'm not sure what else to say about it.
I'm going to keep it because I think
it'll be nice, again, just to even out
skin tone when you're not wearing too much
foundation or you're not wearing foundation at all.
So we'll keep that one.
Okay, well, that was Keep it, Fix it, Dump it for July.
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