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No7 Launch Tomorrow!

I cannot wait to see all the new cosmetics No7 have been working on for the last 3 years!

Not only are they relaunching a new set of colours, textures and products, but they have developed a hand held device that will identify the perfect foundation colour for you. The device uses 8 LED lights and 1 UV light and a camera which takes 27 photos of your skin at different angles to identfy the most true match possible!

Check out Lisa Eldridge’s blog for all the details!

http://www.lisaeldridge.com/blog/25263/discover-your-skin-true-match/

Okkkkk sooo time for my first bad review. I bought the ‘Nivea radiance boosting moisturiser’ about a year ago and still have a practically filled pot. I liked the idea of ‘radiance boosting’ especially during the summer when a heavy foundation isn’t appropriate, but it seems that Nivea’s idea of radiance is a face full of glitter. You can see from the photos quite how sparkley and golden the colour is compared to the colour of your skin (the photos aren’t mine, I found them on google, but I feel they represent the product accurately). Apart from the colour, the other worrying factor was the overpowering smell. Nice as it is and I have to say that I am a fan of perfumed items and always buy the perfumed version of beauty product, this moisturiser made my eyes water because the scent is so strong. I felt like I had just squirted a spray of Davidoff straight in my face :p. This product would be more suitable as a highlighting fluid rather than a moitsuriser. Although I have read that Tess Daley swears by it. To Buy or not to buy?… Not this time, although on the whole I do like Nivea, so spend your money on something else by them :) xo
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Okkkkk sooo time for my first bad review. I bought the ‘Nivea radiance boosting moisturiser’ about a year ago and still have a practically filled pot. I liked the idea of ‘radiance boosting’ especially during the summer when a heavy foundation isn’t appropriate, but it seems that Nivea’s idea of radiance is a face full of glitter. You can see from the photos quite how sparkley and golden the colour is compared to the colour of your skin (the photos aren’t mine, I found them on google, but I feel they represent the product accurately). Apart from the colour, the other worrying factor was the overpowering smell. Nice as it is and I have to say that I am a fan of perfumed items and always buy the perfumed version of beauty product, this moisturiser made my eyes water because the scent is so strong. I felt like I had just squirted a spray of Davidoff straight in my face :p. This product would be more suitable as a highlighting fluid rather than a moitsuriser. Although I have read that Tess Daley swears by it. To Buy or not to buy?… Not this time, although on the whole I do like Nivea, so spend your money on something else by them :) xo
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Okkkkk sooo time for my first bad review. I bought the ‘Nivea radiance boosting moisturiser’ about a year ago and still have a practically filled pot. I liked the idea of ‘radiance boosting’ especially during the summer when a heavy foundation isn’t appropriate, but it seems that Nivea’s idea of radiance is a face full of glitter. You can see from the photos quite how sparkley and golden the colour is compared to the colour of your skin (the photos aren’t mine, I found them on google, but I feel they represent the product accurately). Apart from the colour, the other worrying factor was the overpowering smell. Nice as it is and I have to say that I am a fan of perfumed items and always buy the perfumed version of beauty product, this moisturiser made my eyes water because the scent is so strong. I felt like I had just squirted a spray of Davidoff straight in my face :p. This product would be more suitable as a highlighting fluid rather than a moitsuriser. Although I have read that Tess Daley swears by it. To Buy or not to buy?… Not this time, although on the whole I do like Nivea, so spend your money on something else by them :) xo
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Okkkkk sooo time for my first bad review.

I bought the ‘Nivea radiance boosting moisturiser’ about a year ago and still have a practically filled pot.

I liked the idea of ‘radiance boosting’ especially during the summer when a heavy foundation isn’t appropriate, but it seems that Nivea’s idea of radiance is a face full of glitter. You can see from the photos quite how sparkley and golden the colour is compared to the colour of your skin (the photos aren’t mine, I found them on google, but I feel they represent the product accurately).

Apart from the colour, the other worrying factor was the overpowering smell. Nice as it is and I have to say that I am a fan of perfumed items and always buy the perfumed version of beauty product, this moisturiser made my eyes water because the scent is so strong. I felt like I had just squirted a spray of Davidoff straight in my face :p.

This product would be more suitable as a highlighting fluid rather than a moitsuriser. Although I have read that Tess Daley swears by it.

To Buy or not to buy?… Not this time, although on the whole I do like Nivea, so spend your money on something else by them :) xo

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