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Have I Finally Found my Perfect NUDE?!



If you are a regular reader of my blog then you will know I've constantly been on the hunt for the perfect nude lipstick. I have struggled to find that ultimate perfect nude lipstick, the one that will be such a good colour for my pale skin that I can just wear it with anything. I finally think I have found it!



Introducing the Anastasia Beverly Hills Liquid Lipstick in the shade Crush.  It is everything that I have ever search for, on my hunt for the perfect nude. It is a soft, dusty pinky-brown nude colour that is so complimentary to my pale skin. When I was in Sephora, standing in front of the Anastasia Beverley Hills display, I struggled with which one to pick. I was going to go for Pure Hollywood, but as it was completely sold out, I picked up Crush which looked fairly similar. Needless to say, I am very happy that I picked up Crush as opposed to Pure Hollywood.


The Anastasia Beverly Hills Liquid Lipstick formula is the middle ground to which I judge all other liquid lipsticks after all the shade Poison was the first liquid lipstick that I ever bought two years ago. The formula is neither too mousse-like or too thin and liquidy. I find that one thin layer is all I need to reach full opacity.



I find that there ends up being lots of product on the wand, like the stopper is not correctly removing product as I remove the wand. It's not a big deal, but I find myself having to scrape off the sides of the wand before even attempting to put it on. The pigmentation of the liquid lip is such that the littlest bit goes a long way. The stopper is not that big of a deal, just something that people should know if they are thinking of buying an Anastasia Beverly Hills Liquid Lipstick.


It is now my go-to nude lipstick that I can just throw on my lips and it will go with anything. Honestly, since coming back from Florida it has never even left my handbag. 

What is your perfect nude lipstick or liquid lip?

Louise x x
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