Create Festive Looks With The Makeup In Our Christmas Limited Edition!

Tarte Lash Paint Mascara

Lusting after long, luscious lashes? Well, the Tarte Lash Paint mascara's Skinvigorating™ ingredients allow for exactly that! With multi-length bristles, this mascara’s wand coats even the smallest of lashes in rich ultra-black pigment to create volume. For more drama, apply two coats to take your lash game to the next level! 

How To Apply Mascara In Three Simple Steps:

1. Curl Your Lashes - Regardless of how curly your mascara promises to make your lashes look, it’s just good practice to use an eyelash curler first!
2. Apply Mascara - The key is to place your wand at the root of your lashes, then wriggle the wand through your lashes in a zig-zag motion, working upwards from the root all the way to the tip. This will ensure that every lash from the inner to the outer corners is coated, and add some serious volume.
3. Attack Your Bottom Lashes - Start by holding the wand horizontally and applying a couple of coats, then turn the brush vertically and coat each lash individually. It will add length without making them look clumpy!

Want to know more? Read our blog post on our top tips on how to apply mascara effectively!

Eyeko Black Magic Liquid Eyeliner

Inspired by traditional calligraphy - and perfect for getting dressed up this Christmas - Eyeko's Black Magic Liquid Eyeliner makes creating statement eye looks effortless. With its precision brush tip, fluid single stroke colour glides on and stays on for an all day, all night finish.

Three Tips And Tricks For Mastering Liquid Eyeliner:

1. Hold your eyeliner nearer the end - holding your eyeliner nearer the end of the brush means there is a lot of pressure on the tip, which can make your lines more jagged.
2. Head up, look down - Tilt your head up and then look down, to almost half close your eyes. This angle will allow you to draw on your liner, without smudging it onto your lid.
3. Do short strokes - Rather than trying to draw one long straight line, break it up into smaller sections by drawing short dotted lines and then joining them up.