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Get the Look: Mulberry Eyes and Berry Lips

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Are you as obsessed with berry lips as I am, right now? I can't get enough of them. This is a great day to night look. I'd go for the eyes during the day and then take it up a notch with the lipstick for an evening out.







I wouldn't say I'm a beauty guru but I'm quite proud of this look. I created it for the photography workshop that I was the subject of, a couple of months ago. Now that I know these colours suit me, I'm going to invest in more of these colours - especially for this season.


Photo by Pèétürh Jackson

Recreate the look...
Lord & Berry Asos Exclusive Black Is Black Gift Set • Lord & Berry • £20
Sisley Phyto-Ombre Eclat Eyeshadow • Sisley • £29
Kiss Natural Lash Iconic Klf06c • Kiss • £4.99

Can we just take a moment to appreciate these eyelashes*? I was fortunate enough to be sent Kiss lashes to try and I love them. Their tapered edge make them super easy to apply, as they mould to the shape of your eyes, rather than stabbing you in the corners, like some lashes do.

I find that applying them isn't fiddly at all - a welcome relief, considering it usually takes me 10-15 minutes. Maybe I'm just getting better with my technique. Either way, I have worn these several times now, with no bother. I don't usually use the glue that comes with lashes, as the quality is usually bad but the glue here is perfectly adequate. I don't find myself constantly blinking or fiddling when I have them on.

Have you been rocking berry lips this season? What's your favourite brand?

Much love, 

Melly 

xo

*PR sample - all opinions are my own. 

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