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What's in my makeup bag?


The real question should be what's NOT in my makeup bag.

Haha! I quite literally carry all my everyday makeup in this bag. It's just a large cute floral patterned bag from Primark. It stays on top of my Ikea nine drawers and holds all my everyday makeup. It's so much easier to reach for the bag instead of rooting through my drawers searching for everything. 

When I go to University (or anywhere really), I just toss it into the bottom of whatever bag I'm using at the time. It's especially convenient when I'm out all day and need to do retouches.

The full list (as of yesterday):



Sample sized Benefit Porefessional
Rimmel  Match Perfection Foundation #010 Light Porcelain
Benefit Boi-ing Concealer #01 Light
BareMinerals Stroke of Light Eye Brightener
Rimmel Stay Matte Pressed Powder #001 Transparent
Makeup Revolution Blushing Hearts #Blushing Heart
Maybelline Colour Tattoo #65 Pink Gold
Makeup Revolution Awesome Lash 
Rimmel Glam Eyes Liquid Eyeliner
Revlon Super Lustrous Lipgloss #150 Peach Petal
Makeup Revolution Amazing Sheer Lipgloss HushHush
Rimmel Kate Moss lipstick #107
MaxFactor Colour Riche Lipstick #833 Rosewood

Nivea Lip Butter Raspberry Rose 
Urban Decay Naked 2 Palette
MAC Fix+



And now I truly realise how much I carry daily!! I do rotate it each week, but still that's a lot! I'm shocked it all fits in the bag with room to spare. I usually carry hand cream, contact lenses and a big powder brush in it as well.

Please tell me I'm not the only one who carries this much? It just seems to multiply on it's own! I'd love to hear what everyone else carries (and if it's as bad as mine).

Louise x x

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