Themed "Autumn Arrives", the September 2014 Lip Factory beauty box is quite early in my mailbox - I had been receiving the previous couple of boxes by the end of the month or even in the first week of the following month. For those new here, Lip Factory is a Florida-based makeup subscription box that ships out monthly. You get five or six FULL-sized makeup products, which is why this box is such a win. It costs $22 a month within the US and $32 worldwide, but that is around $5.30-6.40 per product, which is not a bad deal at all. To subscribe, hit their website and do quote my reference number 385650 to get 50 points, which you can later redeem for products or a box!
The little lad with legs outstretched is from Gramps's English Pottery collection, proudly hijacked by me.
I have been having appalling luck in black liquid or gel eyeliners lately, and I cannot stand pencils. Why the appalling luck? I like the Bourjois Erasable Eyeliner but I'm tired of same-old, same-old, so I tried out the Benefit They're Real Push Up liner, which did not work for me at all despite multiple attempts. Then, I BOUGHT a high-end liquid black liner for a ginormous price only to come home and find the applicator was broken inside. The SA refused to take it back and yada yada. I will review it shortly. Anyway, in sum, I was looking for a black liquid or gel eyeliner that did not cost a bomb and this turns up! At first swatch, I like what I have seen and can get a nice even black line. This is waterproof and seems to stay on when I dig at it with a wet finger. See swatches at the end of the post. Oh, and J.Cat is cruelty-free.
Tell me, doesn't that black eyeliner look great?
Read on for my review and unboxing of the September 2014 Lip Factory Beauty Box.
Check out the Autumn Arrives product card:
The contents in my Autumn 2014 Lip Factory Box are:
- ModelCo Eyeshadow Trio 06 Arabian Nights
- J.Cat Beauty Fantabulous Jar Eyeliner in 101 Jet Black
- Lip Factory Lipstick in 562 Brazilian
- NYX Wonder Pencil in WP02 Medium
- Angle Eyeliner Brush
The little lad with legs outstretched is from Gramps's English Pottery collection, proudly hijacked by me.
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